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You need to understand that the Deadric Lords only ever talked to the Dragonborn because he was so powerfull and special, a normal Human or Beast race would easily be corrupted or tricked rather then gaining any benefits or free will.
BrodZ11711 said
So one idea was that you can join any faction the already pre exists, create youre own even solo it. Dadric artificats can negotiated and obviously everyone will be nooby or have SOME background combat training
That will be far to chaotic and it will get boring quickly, you need some structure in the Roleplay.
BrodZ11711 said
so maybe The dragon born never existed?
Well, unless you want one of the players to control the Dragonborn character. (I wouldn't mind doing that actually.) Or, we can go with that the Dragonborn might currently be at Solstheim to deal with Miraak. And that the remnants of the dragons resurrected by Alduin and the dragons that were in hiding are still roaming around.
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Sigh, why does nobody here like the Metro Series. Bunch of uncultered barbarians. (Just kidding of course.) Anyway, Bump.
Maybe just keep Skyrim intact, what I mean by that is that the civil war is still going strong and the dragons are still flying around. Other then that I recommend including the contents of the Dawnstar DLC, with the vampire clans and the Dawnguard.
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Full name: Artyom Vyacheslav Gavrilov
Age: 25
Gender: Male
Appearance:
Personality: Artyom is a true Communist at heart and firmly believes in the Communist ideology and therefor doesn't smoke, drink and doesn't participate in any religion. During his time at the front he has seen countless horrors and atrocities, which left him as a shadow of his former self. He can vividly remember how he saw his girlfriend being raped and tortured by the Germans, and when they discoverd their relation, they made him watch as they shot her. As a result of many events like this he has grown cold and emotionless, and he doesn't feel fear anymore. He has become merciless and gathers a sick feeling of enjoyment out of torturing captured German prisoners, he wants to hurt them like they hurt him, and his country.
Despite being a leading figure in a platoon or squad of soldiers he prefers to distance himself from the group to not become to attached, he has seen many of his comrades fall in battle. A lot of them during the frontal wave attacks, that his superior officers orderd earlier in the war, something he was a part of many times. He however regards every Soviet soldier as important and treats them with respect, he would not use frontal assaults himself nor would he send his units into hopeless situations if there is another choice. He however, has little respect or patience for cowards and deserters. Anyone not following his orders or retreating without his approval can expect a beating or a bullet.
Brief history: Artyom was born on the 30th of April 1919 in the small village of Liski in the Voronezh Oblast. Not much is known about his early childhood but Soviet records show he joined the Young Pioneers at the age of 11 and that he continued to participate in the organisation untill he turned 15 after which he received a recommendation by his Young Pioneer group to join the Komsomol, which he did. Shortly after having joined the Komsomol, Artyom also joined the OSOAVIAKhIM. There he learned several skills, such as: marksmanship, horse riding, swimming, parachuting and he learned to operate radios. Eventually the OSOAVIAKhIM developed into a back-up military training organization. Artyom began taking advanced disciplines like tactics, topography and armament, in which he excelled. He eventually joined the Soviet Armed Forces in late 1940 and got assigned to the 6th Rifle Division that had been assigned to Brest Fortress. He made the fortress his home and he even met and got romantically involved with a girl during his stay. Unfortunately his young life got thrown into chaos with the start of operation Barbarossa.
The siege of Brest was one of the first battles of the war. The Germans were rutheless in their attacks on the fortress and killed many of the civillians residing there, the nature of warfare was harsh and desperate, often featuring massive frontal charges that Artyom voluntarely participated in. He remembers the Germans deployed various powerful guns, rocket mortars 15 cm Nebelwerfer 41 and resorted to flame throwers. The civilians inside the fortress tended the wounded, reloaded the machine-gun discs and belts with cartridges and even took up rifles to help defend the fortress. Children brought ammunition and food supplies from half-destroyed supply depots, scavenged weapons and watched enemy movements. He and the others defenders held out aslong as they could but were forced to surrender on the 29th of June. Artyom was taken as a prisoner of war along with hunderds of the other defenders of the fortress but managed to escape his captives and eventually linked up with the remnants of the 6th rifle division and continued to resist the German advance.
Artyom fought from Brest all the way to Voronzeh, the largest town in the Voronzeh Oblast, which was only a few kilometers away from his home town. Artyom experienced the loss of the city to the Germans in 1942, unlike many others from his division he evaded being captured but was forced to assume the role of Partisan, he continued to disrupt German operations in the Voronzeh oblast but avoided contact with his family so they would not be endangered. German punishments for Partisans were harsh, his family would be murderd along with him should they find him there. In 1943, during the time of the Russian counter-offensive. Artyom participated in the liberation of Voronzeh along with other Partisans and the actual Soviet Army. With the city firmly back in Soviet control Arytom was re-assigned and re-located to the Leningrad front. From there on out his record is unclear, he has been labeled as missing in action and is presumed dead after having lost contact with his unit in the winter of 1943.
Role: Starshina but currently fighting as a Partisan behind enemy lines.
Expertise: Raising morale, hand-to-hand combat, armed insurgency, camouflage, tracking, knows how to operate and accurately deploy both German and Russian made weaponry, topography, armament.
Weaponry: PPSH-41 submachine gun, 1 RGD-33 grenade, 1 RPG-40 anti-tank grenade, 3 F1 grenades, a German Stielhandgranate 24, a belt of 7.62 ammunition and 2 M1895 Nagant pistols.
Age: 25
Gender: Male
Appearance:
Personality: Artyom is a true Communist at heart and firmly believes in the Communist ideology and therefor doesn't smoke, drink and doesn't participate in any religion. During his time at the front he has seen countless horrors and atrocities, which left him as a shadow of his former self. He can vividly remember how he saw his girlfriend being raped and tortured by the Germans, and when they discoverd their relation, they made him watch as they shot her. As a result of many events like this he has grown cold and emotionless, and he doesn't feel fear anymore. He has become merciless and gathers a sick feeling of enjoyment out of torturing captured German prisoners, he wants to hurt them like they hurt him, and his country.
Despite being a leading figure in a platoon or squad of soldiers he prefers to distance himself from the group to not become to attached, he has seen many of his comrades fall in battle. A lot of them during the frontal wave attacks, that his superior officers orderd earlier in the war, something he was a part of many times. He however regards every Soviet soldier as important and treats them with respect, he would not use frontal assaults himself nor would he send his units into hopeless situations if there is another choice. He however, has little respect or patience for cowards and deserters. Anyone not following his orders or retreating without his approval can expect a beating or a bullet.
Brief history: Artyom was born on the 30th of April 1919 in the small village of Liski in the Voronezh Oblast. Not much is known about his early childhood but Soviet records show he joined the Young Pioneers at the age of 11 and that he continued to participate in the organisation untill he turned 15 after which he received a recommendation by his Young Pioneer group to join the Komsomol, which he did. Shortly after having joined the Komsomol, Artyom also joined the OSOAVIAKhIM. There he learned several skills, such as: marksmanship, horse riding, swimming, parachuting and he learned to operate radios. Eventually the OSOAVIAKhIM developed into a back-up military training organization. Artyom began taking advanced disciplines like tactics, topography and armament, in which he excelled. He eventually joined the Soviet Armed Forces in late 1940 and got assigned to the 6th Rifle Division that had been assigned to Brest Fortress. He made the fortress his home and he even met and got romantically involved with a girl during his stay. Unfortunately his young life got thrown into chaos with the start of operation Barbarossa.
The siege of Brest was one of the first battles of the war. The Germans were rutheless in their attacks on the fortress and killed many of the civillians residing there, the nature of warfare was harsh and desperate, often featuring massive frontal charges that Artyom voluntarely participated in. He remembers the Germans deployed various powerful guns, rocket mortars 15 cm Nebelwerfer 41 and resorted to flame throwers. The civilians inside the fortress tended the wounded, reloaded the machine-gun discs and belts with cartridges and even took up rifles to help defend the fortress. Children brought ammunition and food supplies from half-destroyed supply depots, scavenged weapons and watched enemy movements. He and the others defenders held out aslong as they could but were forced to surrender on the 29th of June. Artyom was taken as a prisoner of war along with hunderds of the other defenders of the fortress but managed to escape his captives and eventually linked up with the remnants of the 6th rifle division and continued to resist the German advance.
Artyom fought from Brest all the way to Voronzeh, the largest town in the Voronzeh Oblast, which was only a few kilometers away from his home town. Artyom experienced the loss of the city to the Germans in 1942, unlike many others from his division he evaded being captured but was forced to assume the role of Partisan, he continued to disrupt German operations in the Voronzeh oblast but avoided contact with his family so they would not be endangered. German punishments for Partisans were harsh, his family would be murderd along with him should they find him there. In 1943, during the time of the Russian counter-offensive. Artyom participated in the liberation of Voronzeh along with other Partisans and the actual Soviet Army. With the city firmly back in Soviet control Arytom was re-assigned and re-located to the Leningrad front. From there on out his record is unclear, he has been labeled as missing in action and is presumed dead after having lost contact with his unit in the winter of 1943.
Role: Starshina but currently fighting as a Partisan behind enemy lines.
Expertise: Raising morale, hand-to-hand combat, armed insurgency, camouflage, tracking, knows how to operate and accurately deploy both German and Russian made weaponry, topography, armament.
Weaponry: PPSH-41 submachine gun, 1 RGD-33 grenade, 1 RPG-40 anti-tank grenade, 3 F1 grenades, a German Stielhandgranate 24, a belt of 7.62 ammunition and 2 M1895 Nagant pistols.
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Partisan said
I advice to not repeatedly try sending the same thing, it seems RPG is having it's whimsical problems again where it's not actually showing you it's sent something, but then later sends it anyway. I refer to the 3 posts above in which I thought it wasn't sending it, but it was.
Yeah, I noticed just now. But the private conversation is working.
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I tried to start a private conversation with you Partisan, but after sending the message the conversation screen was blank. Just a white page, can you try sending me one first incase you haven't received anything yet.
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Partisan said
By making a CS I am assuming you agree to it that we'll be using some historical inaccuracies in order to gain a more interesting setting?Nobody wants to fight leichtetraktoren. :/
Leichtetraktoren were never used in combat, well. Except in World of Tanks of course. ;)
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Partisan said
Sounds like a plan, but I did intend for us to actually assault and push back Germans. But -- this is up for debate, I'm not Stalin (though some RP'ers have likened me to him before.. :P) so I am willing to discuss any ideas some of you might have. And ofcourse the Red Army pushed back, who willingly gets pushed into a defensive war without attempting to retaliate.
We can discuss some things in private if you like. Also, if you hadn't noticed. Look at your name and check out my avatar. :P
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