Since the setting isn't Legend of Zelda, there ought to be more to their history than a carbon-copy of themselves in that universe, shouldn't it? How do they fit into the roleplay's setting and what have they been doing for the last century?
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Interest Check - Fantasy with Knights, Adventurers, Magic, and Whatnot
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Forum: Casual Interest Checks
One problem I foresee is with the massive number of people, there are different expectations for the RP, and its 'fantasy' setting in particular. One person's idea of fantasy might not necessarily jive with another's, and if the RP starts without a clearly-defined tone, it can mess things up later on.
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Forum: General Interest Checks
So folks will be playing nations/peoples that arose from the fall of old empires, left to their own fates, trying to make sense of the ancient world they left behind?
Could be cool - are you leaving it up to the players to create a cohesive history, or do you have something in mind to work from?
Could be cool - are you leaving it up to the players to create a cohesive history, or do you have something in mind to work from?
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