UltikanaRe

After The Plague

As I said I understand your point, and I will try to type properly. I am just used to writing without paying much attention to spacing, unless after RP conversations. I don't want to ruin the game by having an argument about that, and I meant no offense. I will fix it as soon as possible.

@6slyboy6

Alright, thanks.

MxM 18+ What I'm looking to try...

You guys can suggest any ideas. I am really open to stuff, I promise. :)

@Sailorsdoll

Hm. Is this purely romance? I kinda was thinking of a Heaven vs Hell plot (Except neither sides good, merely lawful and chaotic, think Hellboy-esque), or maybe something more fantasy/sci fi.

Iron Rain (An RP focused on the consequences of Industrialism in a fictional world)

Interested. I will be Murica equivalent, a rising superpower, except with Great Depression and more oppressive government and corruption. I suppose modern China meets 20th century emerging USA.

After The Plague

@UltikanaReOh well couldn't care less about that when writing from a 2,6 inch phone XD

@6slyboy6

I was unaware, but please fix when you have access to a desktop. It's a bit of an eyesore.

After The Plague

Spacing. Like they have scaled faces,[ ]they like water.

After The Plague

@6slyboy6 No offense, but.. Gremmertikul Erirz.
Also, my people will be immune to mold >)

After The Plague

Will get an NS. Very interested, although I think a lot of people missed that the plague didn't destroy the perfectly good (if lacking in wildlife) cities, with free waterfront condos. Also, due to the fact that what was described is very largely more advanced then our Renaissance, I assume there can be some creative liberties? Also, for religion, I will either do fanatics who say the plague was a godly curse, or secularists. Hem.

D&D 5e – Reign of the Ashlord

Say, UltikanaRe... so that I can begin building my character to save time, reading of the city will we spend a good time within it? My character idea is basically a Ranger that acts as a sort of vigilante, moving at night and with a particular outfit and identity to take out the greatest evils in the city but that also concerns themselves with what's going out beyond it... thus, they'd be perfectly willing to step out of the city and adventure in case it's needed. They would be one who tries to always be prepared and have the right tools for the job, having a hidden workshop where they train, maintain their gear and the like before taking to the streets and possibly having a rooftop garden where they raise medicinal and possibly poisonous plants to use when they go on the hunt.

Would that character concept work and be viable for the game?

@daltar

Both Rangers and Druids have complicated stories, as nobody has been outside of the city gate in centuries. The arbormancers are the center of this particular story, which may be awhile. I am extremely sorry for the suspense.
If you are looking to be more of a sniper, I can work something out with rogue or fighter with you.

D&D 5e – Reign of the Ashlord

I'll just go with Human

@Duthguy

Careful with that word, 'just'. :-)

D&D 5e – Reign of the Ashlord

Also, here is a quick list of which races belong to which kingdoms:
Fyrdgard: Elves
Tyrgard: Humans
Gyrdion: Dwarves
Crunyth: Tiefling

Jathygaer: Dragonborn
(More to come)
Also, sub-races are seen as more body-types than anything. Not really symbolic of actual racial divides.
Next, two tweaks to races:
Half-Elves and Orcs are not 'half' anything.
They are their own races in all ways, as racial inbreeding is impossible. Also, Half-Elves PM me. There will also be much more addendums/tweaks to races.