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Name: Rhys

Gender: Dude

Age: Legal to drink anywhere in the world

Class: Samurai

Abilities:

Argest Allegory - Writes a roleplay that blinds all foes because the font is too bright.

Oaken Onslaught - Cleaves the horizon with an axe. Super effective against firewood.

False Flight - Jumps so high it seems like flying, but only if you can't see the wire in the background.

Cordial Connection - Magically connects to any WiFi access point, as long as it has no password.

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The group had become quite large, as Theo observed. He became flustered at the assault of greetings. First was a blue-haired and well-dressed young woman, bounding up to him and Gaius. With all her clinking bracelets and melodious voice, Theo felt an instant attraction, his spirits lifted simply by her presence. It was almost odd, conflicting with his characteristic cynicism. What's her Class? He thought suspiciously.

Before he could speak, the second person appeared, and this one reaffirmed his cynicism. Blunt and demanding, she was the type of person Theo never got along with. She described herself as a Witch, and Theo held in a laugh, covering it with his hand. Fitting.

And then the third came, a cheerful guy, a Samurai. Theo sent the pair a smile.

"Just call me Theo. I'm a...Sundancer." He gave a bow, flourishing his robes. The cluster of them, blue-haired girl, Veronica, Kieran, Gaius and himself, made five. He looked at Dead Dan, and the rest of the people appearing near the shrine, and quickly lost count. "I thought I was going to be in this alone," he said forlornly. "That's alright. Friends are good." He beamed at the group.

"So," Theo said, turning to his golden orb. "How about giving us a briefing?"

The orb spiraled into the sky, casting a flash of light at the people gathering below.

"I would like to thank you all for heeding our call. Our world is in danger, and you are the only ones who can stop it.

"I cannot tell you exactly what we are fighting, but it is a dangerous force. But before that, you will have to learn to fend for yourselves in this world. There are natural predators, ones that can be dangerous, but every creature has its use. You will earn food, equipment, and valuable combat experience from fighting them. You must grow stronger, as your success depends on it.

"You will see the shrine before you. There are many scattered across the Moon, and they are a great source of power for our people. If you can activate them all, as you have activated this one, we will be one step closer to liberation. But you need the power of four people to activate a shrine, so it is imperative you stay together. We will help you find them."


The orb finished, floating back down to Theo's side. Innumerable questions flickered through his mind, but before he could focus, the orb spoke again.

"Little light," she said. "Those predators I spoke of. You're about to meet some. It seems we've drawn attention."

Theo spun, eyes on the dim horizon. A buzz filled his ears, as several shapes flickered in the distance.

"Are those..." Recognition struck Theo's mind. "...mosquitoes?" He hardly filed mosquitoes away as "predators". But there was something else about them.

"They are similar in function to your planet's mosquito, yes," the orb said. "But these ones feed on much larger animals, and as such..."

Theo looked, his eyes wide in horrified astonishment. One was closer than the rest. It was over ten feet tall, spear-like sucker piercing the wind as thundering wings brought it closer at alarming speed.

"Everybody get ready!"
@Leslie Hall Looks good!

Sorry guys, I'm back and ready to fuck shit up. I'll get this rolling again.
In Starfall 9 yrs ago Forum: Casual Roleplay
@Ambra Post is done, hope ya like it.
In Starfall 9 yrs ago Forum: Casual Roleplay
SIGIL CLOUDFURY


A man stalked through the guild's main keep. The way he moved, footfalls silent on the stony ground, the steel in his eyes, he exuded an icy air of purpose, and by very nature seemed to hold authority over even the earth itself. Polished plate gleamed beneath a black cloak, the depiction of a bird taking flight on its center. There was not a soul present whom did not know this man by his sheer presence, and all nodded their heads as he passed. He was Sigil Cloudfury, Guildmaster of the illustrious mercenary band, the White Dove. A band of dragon riders. A band of death.

Sig was not old, for a Guildmaster, though older than most others present. But in a mercenary band, for one to live Sig's thirty-two years, one must be strong in arm, mind, and spirit. Most would have handed the guild off to someone else long before - Sig had enough coin in his personal coffers to live with grandeur well into old age. The Guildmaster, however, had little interest in grandeur, and even less in old age.

As he made his way to the front gate, at the call of the hunter he had been expecting, he stopped only once. Cedric Pryde, First Sword of the guild and Sig's friend and right-hand man, stood vigilant near the keep's doors.

"Clear the Dome," Sig said, clapping a hand on Cedric's shoulder. "Make sure we're not disturbed. I don't know how long this will take."

Sig advanced, pushing open the heavy iron doors before him. The day greeted him, pale sunlight reflecting off distant sands. A haze filled the sky, a pretense to Solis' unwavering heat. A gathering of dragon hunters were arranged before him on the trodden path leading between the guild and the city. Between them was a massive cage, and between the thick bars Sig could see his new possession: a dragon, the hue of its scales dark, deep and rich like the night sky in Lunaris.

Beautiful, Sig thought. He would not regret his new partner. He would make sure of that.

His own dragon previous, a beast known as Furas, was taken down in the guild's last campaign several months before. Sig's ribs still ached from time to time, when he thought of the lance that brought the two of them out of the sky. He did not dwell on the loss. Furas was a strong partner, but he was too broken. He had lost his spirit. No matter, Sig thought. He served his purpose. As will this one.

The Guildmaster fingered the rope hanging from his belt. At it's end was a vicious two-pronged hook, dark metal shimmering in strange colors. The metal was celelyrium, the dragon-killer. It was his guarantee, but he would not use it if he did not need to.

"Let her go," Sig said simply. "And go inside for your payment. I will handle the rest."

The hunter gave him an appraising look. Sig had come out alone, as he often did. But there was no wariness in his voice, no caution. It was said as if it were a matter of fact. He would handle the rest. This was a man who had done this many times before.

"Very well," the hunter said. "As long as we get our pay." Methodically, the group released the cage surrounding the black dragon, metal bars clattering on the sandy ground. They packed the bars away in compartments in the main wagon, and began to release the dragon's bindings. Last to go was the mask. Casting one last questioning glance at the leader, they reluctantly pulled the pins in the jaw of the mask and fled into the guild hall. The heavy steel bonds slid off the dragon's face.

Only Sig remained outside. He regarded the dragon, stern face never changing. She had a severe face, dangerous, eyes that showed fury.

"Come with me," Sig commanded. "How hard this will be is entirely up to you. Show me loyalty, and you will never again feel a shackle." He laid a heavy hand on the rope on his belt.

@Athoriel@Ambra
In Starfall 9 yrs ago Forum: Casual Roleplay
IC post incoming soon.
In Starfall 9 yrs ago Forum: Casual Roleplay
@Ambra Sounds good! I'll write it so my character's usual dragon was killed in combat.
@Leslie Hall Looks good, I like the balance. You will develop a bit slower than others, but you're pretty much the heavy artillery of the group.

@Perpentach Sentient sword is a great idea. The sheet looks good, welcome aboard. Don't worry too much about obligation to the thread, I understand if you won't be able to participate in the end. And I promise not to kill you off if you want to come back later.
In Starfall 9 yrs ago Forum: Casual Roleplay
@Knight of Doom I was thinking you're just responsible for reporting to the Guildmaster and issuing orders to the Riders. You're the one who gets instructions for the missions the task force undertakes. While everyone's on mostly equal footing, you will have a bit more seniority than the people under you so they should give you due respect and acknowledge what you say.
@Leslie Hall omfg I knew EXACTLY what that was before I even clicked on it.
@deadpixel101@Leslie Hall Take your time!
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