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    1. Primal Conundrum 11 yrs ago

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7 yrs ago
Current My roleplay is all tabletop these days, and the part of the guild I used to hang out in doesn't exist anymore. To my friends from this site, I will think of you, and maybe I'll see you again someday.
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8 yrs ago
To my friends from chat: I guess I'll see you around, since I'm still not using discord.
8 yrs ago
I don't actively RP on the site these days, but I might be convinced to come back if there's a cool fantasy or sci-fi group RP that can capture my interest. Catch me on Second Life, Wildstar, or Chat.
8 yrs ago
My life has gotten really chaotic. I'll be back to RPing when I can.
10 yrs ago
I need a good generic fantasy RP, but I can't find one.
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Honestly, SAO is pretty much escapist fantasy crap.

Best story I've ever heard about an MMO that you can't escape? Friendship is Optimal. Look it up. It's terrifying because it's something that we could plausibly see in our lifetimes.
This sounds like two unrelated RPs fused into one, and is riddled with plot holes.
Black Marsh would actually probably be a really good location for this- it's close to Morrowind so refugees likely brought the Morag Tong with them, but it's one of the ancestral homes of the Dark Brotherhood so they'd have a natural foothold there. It would probably be one of the definitive points for the two factions to clash.
Black Marsh and Skyrim would both be likely locations, just due to their proximity. A lot of Dunmer moved to Skyrim after they were forced to leave Vvardenfell. Proximity is going to be the big determining factor in where they spread I think.
No worries. Actually, what with all the Dunmer spreading after the destruction of Vvardenfell, it's possible that the Morag Tong spread with them- they could be a good enemy faction for you to use.
The Dark Brotherhood isn't really welcome in Morrowind, remember- the Morag Tong are government sanctioned assassins, and the Dark Brotherhood just horns in on their business. Also, what with the fact that the Brotherhood tried to kill the Nerevarine, I doubt that the Dunmer would react well at all to them trying to re-establish a foothold in their lands.
This sounds fucking awesome honestly, and the Chi'tai sound a ton like the Thri-Kreen from 3rd edition D&D, which were one of my favourite races. I'd be all over playing one of them, but I'd need to learn a bit more about their culture first.
Your first post on the site, and you use it to advertise a game. It's not even an original game nor is it based off the D&D rule set- I've seen games exactly like the one you linked to countless times, the only thing different between them is a texture swap.

Also, you commented on the page of the actual game praising it, making me think you're a paid advertiser trying to get sales of this game.

Piss off.
Not sure how well original recordings would work- it would mean only people who can ACTUALLY play music IRL could play.
Inspiration: I play a lot of instruments IRL and I just bought a new little flute thing.

I don't have a main plot, just some kinda disconnected ideas that I think with help could turn into a pretty cool RP.

-Supernatural stuff exists, it's just hidden from most of the world

-Music is unique in that it's a distinctly Human thing in this setting, no gods nor angels nor monsters have any ability to really write or really play music. Sure, they can hear it, if they pick up the instruments and practice they might be able to imitate the sounds accurately, but they can't play from the heart like humans can- and that's where music gets its power.

-These days, now that most of the need for magical music doesn't exist anymore (thanks to the efforts of individuals like the Pied Piper who eliminated the Rat Kings hundreds of years ago), nobody really knows that music is capable of actually being magical

-There are a select few who discover that they have the ability to perform simple magic through their music, even if they aren't particularly good at the instrument. Perhaps they picked up their buddy's base guitar while drunk, idly plunked around on the strings, made something that almost sounded like a tune for a bit, and without realizing it shielded the house they were in from an earthquake. Their powers only grow as they improve on the instrument.



Plot would likely be something along the lines of supernatural horrors being on the rise, and the characters needing to use their powers to fight back. The RP would likely involve a lot of song links, and if you aren't playing a wind instrument then you'd be free to rewrite lyrics to fit what's going on.

Any takers? If we do this, I call the fiddle.
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