RolePlayerGuilt

The Elder Scrolls: Fruits of Contention

Good to see some interests; welcome.

I'm interested. I was recently in a similar Elder Scrolls RP (that seems to have died, sadly). I had a scholar-philosopher concept, a Dunmer diver/librarian who looked down on conventional magic but was also unable to use any proper magic. Might try to salvage that guy if that's alright.

@Peik

I must say, I am intrigued. Perhaps I try an Imperial bard who has been mistaken for a mercenary and ended up in the conflict. Something like Felix Jaeger or Dandelion.

@Oak7ree

Pretty neat concepts, I like them.

What's up Gcold?

I'll be interested, in playing as maybe a mage or a warrior. Redguard.

One question though, was the Champion of the Cyrodiil also the listener of the DB and therefore killed, or did something else occur?

@Sovi3t

Hey hey, look who's back. The Champion's story was long over. The Oblivion Crisis was more than 200 years ago, so whether or not he/she was the listener is irrelevant to us.

Interested, don't know what I'd make.

Question though, are faction armors allowed? I don't mean like DB armor but stuff like Dawnguard and Vampire and Ancient Nord

@ClocktowerEchos

Plausible, I'll have more information on equipment once OOC starts.

Speaking of the OOC, let's wait another day to gather some more interests. Hopefully we'll have a couple more players tomorrow.

The Elder Scrolls: Fruits of Contention

Update: This game is on its second chapter, and almost three years old! Check it out here.

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Four years ago, I started an Elder Scrolls nations RP. It was all about politics, warfare, diplomacy and the occasional touch of magic. It was a role play where players could change the fate of thousands of imaginary citizens in a whim. We had some fun for a while; but just like most RPs here, it eventually died. Fast forward by two years, I have decided to continue that story. But instead of being burdened with crowns, we took on the role of average folks. There were polarizing decisions made in the NRP, and my intention was (and still is) to keep as much of these canon as possible. Some of you might have chosen the fate of nations, set in motion plots of unimaginable proportions and perhaps even changed the course of history, for better or worse. Is is now time to explore the consequences of these decisions; survive the tides of change and see for yourself this unique realization of Tamriel's future.

Player will take on the roles of second-tier mercenaries. They are not the heroes of legend, but just another drop in a wide ocean. The story started on the final week of Mid Year, 4E 205 (four years since the end of events of Skyrim) and is currently one month in at the final week of sun's Height. As the plot progresses, we will experience the northern provinces of Tamriel; Skyrim, High Rock and Morrowind. Along the way, you will find yourself fighting, learning, exploring and simply trying to make sense of the mechanisms of catastrophe. This is not a tabletop game, hence no formal systems. However, we do have guidelines in place so that every character remain balanced in the overall scheme and conflicts can be resolved reasonably. Although I prefer for everyone to commit, real life can get in the way of things. So, recruitment will be constantly open; even if we reach the maximum amount of IC characters. In which case, new players will be held in queue until a spot opens.

Age of Mythology: An RP of the Greek Heroic Age

Outpost 57

@JBcool

What is this "Outpost 57"?

Sanare Mundus:A War Torn World

we should not have a North Korean Empire

@duck55223

Our last march - High Casual (Open)

So @Nariata, you disappeared for 2 months?

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1 post in 615 days?

Greetings!

Pro-tip #88: Don't thank Obama, thank Obamahz.

Yo!

Hey hey, good to see a fellow TES fan here. Hit me up if you want to do some Elder Scrolls RPs.

I have a couple of Muslim friends, if they're anything to go by, they have certainly made Islam a respectable religion to me. So rest assured, you won't receive any flak from me.

Also, good to have younger writers such as you. More and more teenagers are put off by the thought of writing, and joining a dynamic community like this very guild is a great way to build up English skills (and have fun while doing it :D ).

Anyways @DudetheRabbit, welcome and enjoy your time here.

Hey!