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7 yrs ago
Current @Lady A *looks at CS Code and Rules* Well I've got some work ahead of me, don't I.
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7 yrs ago
@Otaku95 I get a similar feeling when I walk into a portal concentration and blow all of their resonators away. Also when my Guardian Portals hit landmark badge status. #EnlightenedIngressForLife
7 yrs ago
'Face' and 'Kick' always belong in the same sentence.
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7 yrs ago
When I get my PC powers back, sure, I'll hit you up.
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7 yrs ago
Snownoncalypse here
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@Riddiskel It's just a loose setting the moderation came up with for Guild members to start writing a persistent world in. You can check the FAQ for details.

So basically all the characters and settings written up and played out in this subforum belong in the same universe and could potentially run into each other. It hasn't been as popular as expected, but it's still a nice enough place to pick up eclectic characters in.


I did check the FAQ out, like a week ago. Great info but it didn't give a straight answer to my question, unless I missed it in there. I wouldn't put it past me to miss exactly what I was looking for.

Anyway, thanks guys! I don't feel like such a dork anymore.
I wouldn't stress it too much, I think most would understand.
Sweet, I've been really waiting to sink my teeth into this one! I have a ton of down time at work so this will be a good one to fill the time.

Also, I've been hesitant to ask this, but I'll go just go ahead here: What is Expanding Horizons anyway? Is it based off of a book/game/movie or is it something totally community-built here? It seems way cool, but I tried to figure it out on my own through Google and what I found doesn't really compute right across to this particular subject.
I threw a post down in IC - I had been waiting for Devin's turn but after the weekend, I just decided to spur it along. Hopefully I didn't interrupt the cycle too badly there.
Still crouched idly, Dag was wondering to himself concerning the human soul and what happened to it when you used certain methods of teleportation, such as the Sand Portal. The Sand Portal seemed to be an entirely different transportation method, much like the Muggle theory of deconstructing oneself into particles of energy to transmit across vast distances. They wondered about that very same thing, and it seemed as if the Sand Magic had seemed to deconstruct and then reconstruct the human body in order to carry the tiny bits over the distance. Of course, he could just ask, but Dag liked to think about this. If you can botch an Apparation, can you botch a Sand Transport? Muck up an Apparation and you could lose your arse. But with the sand portal, you could just lose tiny bits of yourself at a time. He thought to himself, and then became somewhat concerned with how he hadn't actually attempted to be meticulous about pouring an exact measurement of sand during the transport. Would have been easier if someone had helped, but I think I'm sorted just fine... He told himself, not quite believing it entirely.

At that precise moment, Killian entered the group, and Dag decided not to think about the subject anymore. He greeted Killian with a nod and a hello, momentarily mused to himself about what Ilvermorny must be like as a school sitting atop a mountainous peak - and whether or not they spent their time blowing things up as Americans seemed to be fond of that - and then Zuri entered. At that, he somewhat involuntarily stood up and straightened. In Dag's mind, it went without saying that there was a regal beauty about Zuri, one that he couldn't help but notice. It hadn't been the first time, either, and it hadn't always been a smooth event. Before he could say anything to her, Professor Harsiesi began laying out instruction for them, and placed out a map. And then, just like that, he took off on a carpet. Dag laughed a little as he flew away. He didn't really know what was so funny about a magic carpet, but he couldn't help but chuckle a bit at that.

He marched over to the map and peered closely at it, ardently trying to sense if there were any enchantments that might muck things up. It was the sort of thing he wouldn't put past a Hogwarts Professor, but to his disappointment he found none. Of course that didn't mean they weren't there, he just didn't detect any. To be better safe than sorry, he pointed his wand at the map and incanted "Aparecium!" Nothing else immediately showed up, so invisible ink wasn't likely used here. Oh well. He studied quickly for the hotel, and hung about for a moment to observe the other students. "Oi, Zuri, fancy a mad dash through Cairo with me?" He asked boldly, trying to catch her gaze.

Banned. May you be forever alone, parrot.
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Balmora

The most beautiful place in Vvardenfell

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For some reason, you find yourself seated at a small rickety table in Balmora's Corner Club. As with all Corner Clubs throughout the land, this one is filled with the kinds of people who don't exactly take leisurely strolls in the middle of the day, especially when the Balmoral Guard are out and about... Which is basically all of the time. Across from you, R'arr stares at you. "Are you listening to me?" He asks, his voice a bit growly, like that of most Khajiit. With the club being dimly lit, you can't really tell which colors surge across R'arr's fur other than a light orange, maybe a bit of brown, but mostly black. R'arr has one hand on the tabletop where he loosely grips a dagger. A small pile of what looks like chunky white rock fragments rests on top of a smooth wooden plate in front of him, and before continuing with his story (which you didn't actually ask for) he uses the hilt of the dagger to crush one of the rocks. "Care to take a trip to the moon, outlander?" He asks slyly, with a somewhat menacing grin. Then, pinching some of the white granules, he sprinkles it onto the flat of his blade and snorts it off before leaning back with a long sigh. "Help yourself, R'arr doesn't need all of this right now. The Moon is a wonderful place."

The two of you sit there for a moment. What do you say? In the true fashion of those who've just barely come to Vvardenfell, you struggle to remember why you're there in the first place. Maybe you'd even ask, but as if reading your mind, R'arr lurches forward in his seat and fixes his golden eyes on you.

"Why would anyone come to Morrowind? That's a good question, and R'arr is here to tell you. Don't laugh at R'arr's name. R'arr's name is the most accurate portrayal of the Khajiit as far as R'arr is concerned. Besides, R'arr is a very dangerous Khajiit, and you don't want to know what a dangerous Khajiit like R'arr can do to you... Do you? R'arr does not think so."

You might have responded at that, but what would you say? It could be a lot of things, depending on the type of person you are. At this point you haven't even figured out what you are, let alone your name, what you're good at, or anything else. Right now, this shitty hole of a club is your world, and R'arr is your God.

"R'arr thinks that people come this place for many reasons. For Pilgrimage, for Dwemer Treasures, for Daedric Sacrifice. Maybe some go to Solstheim to get rich in the Ebony Mines or to die at the hands of angry, ugly Draugr. Some fools come here to look for a very strange Khajiit who just stands there by the sea and makes things up, but R'arr has never found this Khajiit. Or maybe some arrive in this land to fly. Have you ever flown in other lands? R'arr has flown here before, it is not worth the money."

R'arr leans back in his seat, obviously expecting you to chime in. Since you're still lost in mind-fuck land, you don't do shit. You might envision stealing someone's sweet roll from them, but that's about it. Since you're not really doing anything at all, R'arr continues: "R'arr sometimes wonders why no one ever gets into the trade of selling Cliff Racer leather. Have you seen them? Of course you've seen them, they're everywhere. R'arr can hardly walk without setting foot in Cliff Racer shit somewhere, but he does find it odd that he has never found a Cliff Racer Egg, or nest. Ah, to the point though, R'arr can tell you why R'arr came to Morrowind, yes?"

R'arr snaps his fingers, and then waits. You don't really know what that's supposed to do. In fact, absolutely nothing happens for a solid ten seconds before an older Cyrodillian woman, looking well scrambled from what was likely to be decades of Skooma abuse (it was actually Hist Sap, but congratulations, you just learned that you're kind of a judgmental little ass hat), brings two cups of Sujama over. R'arr deposits two of the smaller white rocks into each drink, and sets one of them in front of you. "R'arr is here to take everyone to the moon! And to get rich. Drink!"

Before you can protest about being god-modded, you stupidly take up the mug and down it. Maybe you just did it because you're an alcoholic, that's altogether possible. Maybe you did it just to be nice. Maybe you're a nice person. Well, a nice person who also judges old women's lives by the way they look. A nice ass hat, I guess those exist. Anyway, as you finish off the drink, you notice that you didn't feel the rock tumble down your throat. "It dissolves in liquid," R'arr begins, having already chugged his own mug in a furiously quick fashion, "and hits a little softer. R'arr doesn't want your first trip to the moon to end with you twitching on the ground. You can drown in your own vomit that way. It's funny to watch sometimes." He adds matter-of-factly.

And then, you go to the moon. It's much different than what you thought it was, and you could probably do without half of your face going totally numb. But, the real question... Will you help R'arr take everyone to the moon by joining the Moon Runners?
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Essentially, this is going to be a Drug Runner Parody set in Vvardenfell. For those of you who might not know exactly what Vvardenfell is, Vvardenfell is essentially the big island state of Morrowind. The RP will focus on the activities of the Moon Runners, a (somewhat) organized gang that distributes and sometimes manufactures narcotics throughout the land.

Posting Rules:

1 - Post at least once every week. PM me if you desire an exception for some reason.
2 - This will be a casual to advanced level of RP. At least a paragraph per post.
3 - True to my personal fashion, cussing is super allowed.
4 - Adult themes will exist, but keep Libertine cyber shit outta here.
5 - I'll add more if I can think of more.

Character Sheet:

Name:
Race:
Class:
Age:
History: << Hit me with at least a few good paragraphs.
Physical Desc. or Image:
Brief explanation of how they ended up in Vvardenfell:
Daedric Idol: << If no Daedric Idol is worshipped, pick and Divine Idol.
Divine Idol: << If no Divine Idol is worshipped, pick a Daedric Idol.
Other Stuff I need to know:

Break a leg, go crazy.

Or, you know, you can tell me if it's a dumb idea. I need to start my hit list somehow, anyway.
Ark Survival Evolved play time 1000+ hours.

This RP sounds pretty good.


I sank a solid eight months of my life into Ark. I would wake up, go to work, and come home from work thinking only about what I was going to next in Ark. I alpha'd my tribe and then wiped the map, it was great.

I want in on this.
Enjoying the view outside, Dain spared Birdie and anyone else he could peripherally see a side glance, but remained a moment longer. He had no constraint on time. Idly, he wondered if any poor soul might come across the land that he'd left behind and make it their own. It was unlikely he'd never go back, and just as he began to feel a pang of homesickness, he turned abruptly and headed inside, puffing away on his pipe.

After moving inside, he thumped the bar top and dipped his head in greeting to Birdie. "What a grand little f*ckin' place this is. I go by Dain." He announced, his deep voice sounding gravelly. In the grand scheme of things, Dain wasn't actually terribly that old - especially when compared to the crowd that came through here, most likely - but as a human and one that should have died at least ten years ago, he did give off the aura of a generally gruff old bastard. Where he'd been, most didn't live past thirty, such was the mortality rate from the gutter.

He puffed on his pipe, and drew in a lungful of smoke. Holding it all inside for a moment and letting it drift out slow, that was his style - all while studying the Fae owner of the establishment. "Birdie, yeah? A room, and a pitcher of ale, beer, or whatever you got. How much for that? Somethin' to eat too."

He turned slightly to look at a Gnome who'd asked about his tobacco.
"Lobelia, some of the best Tabac from India you can find. You ever been to India? Don't bother, it's a hell-hole, but I'll be damned if I won't stop and bust open a merchant train for more of this stuff."
He responded, drawing himself up slightly. He jabbed his left thumb on his chest as he said,
"Dain. Your name?"


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