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All good! I know scheduling can be a pain sometimes lol
Alright, let's get a little bit of life here.

@Hey Im Jordan@Hawthorne@Scribe of Thoth@Silverstein@Crimson Flame@Nanashi Ninanai@Moon Man@AThousandCurses@Fabricant451@JINJO

Who's still in?

Also, if you are, join the Garden of Ed-en Discord Server and request the Pokemon role please.

Thanks!
Couple quick notes:

1) Be sure to post your CS here and await approval before moving to the CS tab.

2) OP is subject to change.

That is all. Have fun!


The noble lands of Kanto, in an age long past when they expanded far beyond their modern borders. Ruled over by the honorable Shogun Fuji, this land has fallen into an inner conflict. Three of Kanto's grand Clans have taken to warring with one another, each of their leaders trying to prove their strength to the venerable Shogun and earn the right to become the leading Clan, while the fourth remains inactive. The Clans of Kanto are the Viridian Clan, led by Olive the Patient; the Vermillion Clan, led by Russet the Headstrong; the Indigo Clan led by Beryl the Adaptable; the Gold Clan, which remains uninvolved in the conflict, led by Aurel the Brilliant.

The Viridian Clan specializes in Grass-Type Pokémon and aims to grow an empire which knows no end. The Vermillion Clan specializes in Fire-Type Pokémon and hopes to forge an empire capable of crushing anyone who stands against it. The Indigo Clan specializes in Water-Type Pokémon and seeks to build an empire that can withstand any test of time. And the Gold Clan, whose members utilize Pokémon of all types, is powerful and looks only to build the Shogun's influence. Together, they have proven themselves nigh unstoppable. Split, as they find themselves now, such a powerful force my find itself toppled. A recent invention, dubbed the Pokéball, may further be their undoing, as it has allowed the warriors of these Clans to tame the untamable. Pokémon fight on the field of battle alongside samurai in vast numbers, and with such powerful weapons in such accessible quantities, the war may meet a very bloody end indeed.

Two villages mark the major trading posts of the Kanto Region: Saffron Village, where the Shogun resides, and Goldenrod Village, from whence Aurel leads her Clan. The wilds between are vast and untamed, home to Pokémon both large and fierce, where travelers would be wise to come prepared, lest a hungry Arcanine see them as food. The most terrifying of these wild creatures are known to the commonfolk as Alpha Pokémon, which are larger and more powerful than their average brethren. A lone Alpha has has the capability to defeat and entire squad of warriors and decimate merchant convoys, nevermind with a horde of like-minded followers at its back.

To make matters all the worse, bandits belonging to no clan make their homes in the forests and mountains, sometimes gaining influence over such Alpha Pokémon, and such brutes care not for who is injured during their conquests for mountains of gold and coin. Thus, travel is scarce and only undertaken with the utmost of security, as beyond the walls of a notable settlement lie danger and death. Better to remain safe than risk one's neck to trade with the next settlement.

Welcome to Pokémon: Feudal Legends! In this RP you will be trying to settle a civil war between Kanto's Clans before they destroy themselves. You will have noticed that this ancient version of Kanto also includes the portion of land modernly known as Johto. This RP takes place before the two were separate governments. To accomplish your mission, you will need a partner Pokémon and a weapon with which to defend yourself with. While the game will not be hyper-technical and hunker down on stats and the like, Pokémon will still be limited to only four moves each.

As the players will be fighting alongside their Pokémon during battle, I also had to make a way for things to be roughly translated during a fight between humans and Pokémon. Thus, I have come up with a few classes to sort player characters into, as well as a number of Pokémon moves that translate into things that members of such classes should be able to do. Lastly, each class has been assigned a Pokémon typing to give players an idea of what areas a class will excel in, as well as things that would hinder them more.

While I do not expect players to go to the trouble of using a damage calculator during battle (as that is a bit too high-maintenance for my tastes), I do hope that you would take into account the fact of your respective type matchups. Some degree of anime shenanigans (also known as "rule of cool") will be allowed. Just do try to keep things within reason.

As I fully understand that people have jobs or school, and thus time is sometimes limited, I am not overly concerned with the frequency of posts. It would be nice if we could get each person to post once weekly, but this won't be a necessity (if every other week is your limit, then so it is). My request is that if you have the ability to post more frequently than others, that you at least offer the courtesy of giving them a chance, if possible.

List of Kanto's Pokémon




Impressive amount of interest already. I know a couple of you said you might not have enough time, but even then, there's more than enough I think that I can start working on an OOC. I'll get to typing that up and let you guys know when it's ready.

@Scribe of Thoth I've actually had this idea on the backburner for a few years now. Never had the time or the motivation to put it out until now lol


The noble lands of Kanto, in an age long before we knew them when they expanded far beyond their modern borders. Ruled over by the honorable Shogun Fuji, this land has fallen into an inner conflict. Three of Kanto's grand Clans have taken to warring with one another, each of their leaders trying to prove their strength to the venerable Shogun and earn the right to become the leading Clan, while the fourth remains inactive. The Clans of Kanto are the Viridian Clan, led by Olive the Patient; the Vermillion Clan, led by Russet the Headstrong; the Indigo Clan led by Beryl the Adaptable; the Gold Clan, which remains uninvolved in the conflict, led by Aurel the Brilliant.

Two villages mark the major trading posts of the Kanto Region: Saffron Village, where the Shogun resides, and Goldenrod Village, from whence Aurel leads her Clan. The wilds between are vast and untamed, home to Pokémon both large and fierce, where travelers would be wise to come prepared, lest a hungry Arcanine see them as food.

But not all Pokémon are wild. The recent invention of the Pokéball has resulted in warriors taking Pokémon as their partners to be tamed for battle. Others find these strange new devices to be ideal for taking on pets in these creatures. As for our would-be heroes, we find them and their partners in the grand setting of Saffron Village, one of few locations within Kanto where peace yet exists–for now.
Welcome to Pokémon: Feudal Legends! In this RP you will be trying to settle a civil war between Kanto's Clans before they destroy themselves. You will have noticed that this ancient version of Kanto also includes the portion of land modernly known as Johto. This RP takes place before the two were separate governments. To accomplish your mission, you will need a partner Pokémon and a weapon with which to defend yourself with. While the game will not be hyper-technical and hunker down on stats and the like, Pokémon will still be limited to only four moves each.

As the players will be fighting alongside their Pokémon during battle, I also had to make a way for things to be roughly translated during a fight between humans and Pokémon. Thus, I have come up with a few classes to sort player characters into, as well as a number of Pokémon moves that translate into things that members of such classes should be able to do. Lastly, each class has been assigned a Pokémon typing to give players an idea of what areas a class will excel in, as well as things that would hinder them more.

While I do not expect players to go to the trouble of using a damage calculator during battle (as that is a bit too high-maintenance for my tastes), I do hope that you would take into account the fact of your respective type matchups. Some degree of anime shenanigans (also known as "rule of cool") will be allowed. Just do try to keep things within reason.

As I fully understand that people have jobs or school, and thus time is sometimes limited, I am not overly concerned with the frequency of posts. It would be nice if we could get each person to post once weekly, but this won't be a necessity (if every other week is your limit, then so it is). My request is that if you have the ability to post more frequently than others, that you at least offer the courtesy of giving them a chance, if possible.

For available Pokémon, I have added a few more than what can be found by default in Kanto and Johto, including a small handful of the cut Gen 2 beta Pokémon. A complete list of what will be available in the RP can be found here. For player classes, I have thus far decided on Samurai (Knight; Steel/Dragon), Ronin (Mercenary; Steel/Fighting), Shinobi (Rogue; Dark/Poison), Yamabushi (Spiritualist; Psychic/Ghost), Shonin (Merchant; Normal), Yojutsusha (Sorcerer; Fire, Ice, or Electric), and Oni Senshi (Barbarian; Dark/Fighting). While I don't have a moves guide complete for all of these just yet, hopefully they should give the idea of what you might be seeing out of them. Do feel free to share your suggestions if you have any on either of the above points.

And that should about cover things for right now. So... Who's interested?


Interacting with @Hero @KenjuGuy


Sanji was feeling as if the world were trying to delay him when Kallun showed up, his excitement clearly on par with Celeste's own. The two were so sociable, and Sanji couldn't have felt more their opposite. "Allow me to accompany you. After all no journey could ever be dull with comrades as good as these!" the newcomer exclaimed, which did little for Sanji's enthusiasm for the situation.

"I don't know about 'journey'," Sanji muttered under his breath, all the better when neither of the others seemed to hear him. He had taken to rubbing his arms beneath his cloak, hoping that it might generate enough friction to help warm him up.

"Fate, or coincidence considering you can find any Hawk lounging around if you looked hard enough," Celeste picked up where Kallun had ended. "But let us continue the conversation inside somewhere, poor Sanji is about to freeze over."

Sanji didn't wait for her to finish; he had already started for the inn from which Celeste had originally appeared. Whether the other two were following, he wasn't worried. They were much too bubbly for his tastes anyway, though he tried horribly not to let it show. The door handle had taken a chill just as severe as the air around it by the time Sanji's hand touched it, but with a push, thankfully, all that was forgotten. A wave of warmth hit him as the entryway found itself wide open. Just as Sanji took a step across the threshold, a distant crash sounded from gods-know-what, bearing the echoes of what may have been splintering wood. His biggest hope was that the other Hawks hadn't gotten into too much trouble.

He let the door swing back behind him with enough force to close it in case the others weren't following, but not so much as to slam it in their faces if they were. A soothing fire crackled in the hearth at one side of the lobby, which he promptly strode to and pulled an unoccupied stool close to it. He perched himself as comfortably as he could atop his acquired seat and extended his palms toward the gently crackling flames, allowing their radiating warmth to drive his shivering far away. Soon, the bitter chill of Drakesfoot's wind was but an afterthought.
All good, mate lol
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