The Ministry of Abnormality
Dawn of Steel [OC]
Woot! After sittin on my ass and playing video games.. I mean.. Doing hard and important work! I got it up.
Anyways:
You might be wondering about the intro.
Me too.. Wtf? Just kiddin :D
So, thus begins the Rp, with an emo journal and a dawn, or 14.
As I said in the intro, your part will be as individuals in Groroc, a fortnight after Waxlow took over. Thats where the journal comes in.. Just lets you know about what happened and when. The bracketed things such as [Day 0] and [Day 12] is what part of the Fortnight the entry was in.
The rest is just a weird version of dates, considering I have no idea how they dated stuff back then.
Also, you might of noticed:
[See the OC thread before posting introduction!]
This is because you get to choose where you start in the city.
The city is lined out in a big diamond. Theres 5 sections. Section 1 is the Slums, the hovels and dirty houses, and the entry gate that allows you to get into the city.
Section 2 is the Market. Its a place for the ugly and the rotten to collect and sell whatever pitiful wears they have off.
Section 3 is the Merchant District. This is wear theres actual designated buildings, and where most of the cities fine establishments are.
Section 4 is the Barracks. Here is where the soldiers train. The barracks are currently very low on recruits, due to the Dawn of Steel being the only time that Yarno needed an army.
Section 5 is in the direct middle of town, and is the castle. The castle where the king, recently sick due to an unknown ailment spends his days.
Now, where you start:
A. The Streets. You can live on the streets if you want, whether you can't afford anything or your just Kaeam.
B. The Inns. Theres 4 inns.
The Red Hobgoblin, which is the cheapest and dirtiest inn, a place where nothing good happens and you'll definately find a fight.
The Dwarf and Queen, the middle-class inn, a place where you can go to not get mugged and find a room at a decent price.
The Fig and Barmaid, the upper-middle class inn, where you can find apprentices of the higher orders contemplating to themselves over the clean wooden tables.
The Star and Brewer, the royal inn. This place is where the servants of the king go to fuck lousy whores and drink there pathetic excuse for beer.
C. You can own a small home, but be warned, if you own a house it means you've been in Groroc for at least a year.
D. You can own a large home, but that means you have lived here for a very long time, probably 5 years.
E. The mansions and family houses, but unless you where born in Groroc, don't think about it.
F. The stores. If you think your character is skilled enough, feel free to live in a store that suits to your craft or profession. Or, live in a small tent where you sell your wares in the market.
Now, you start at one of these, write a neat little introduction about what you have been doing in Groroc for the past few days, and whatever else you need to say.
Anyways:
You might be wondering about the intro.
Me too.. Wtf? Just kiddin :D
So, thus begins the Rp, with an emo journal and a dawn, or 14.
As I said in the intro, your part will be as individuals in Groroc, a fortnight after Waxlow took over. Thats where the journal comes in.. Just lets you know about what happened and when. The bracketed things such as [Day 0] and [Day 12] is what part of the Fortnight the entry was in.
The rest is just a weird version of dates, considering I have no idea how they dated stuff back then.
Also, you might of noticed:
[See the OC thread before posting introduction!]
This is because you get to choose where you start in the city.
The city is lined out in a big diamond. Theres 5 sections. Section 1 is the Slums, the hovels and dirty houses, and the entry gate that allows you to get into the city.
Section 2 is the Market. Its a place for the ugly and the rotten to collect and sell whatever pitiful wears they have off.
Section 3 is the Merchant District. This is wear theres actual designated buildings, and where most of the cities fine establishments are.
Section 4 is the Barracks. Here is where the soldiers train. The barracks are currently very low on recruits, due to the Dawn of Steel being the only time that Yarno needed an army.
Section 5 is in the direct middle of town, and is the castle. The castle where the king, recently sick due to an unknown ailment spends his days.
Now, where you start:
A. The Streets. You can live on the streets if you want, whether you can't afford anything or your just Kaeam.
B. The Inns. Theres 4 inns.
The Red Hobgoblin, which is the cheapest and dirtiest inn, a place where nothing good happens and you'll definately find a fight.
The Dwarf and Queen, the middle-class inn, a place where you can go to not get mugged and find a room at a decent price.
The Fig and Barmaid, the upper-middle class inn, where you can find apprentices of the higher orders contemplating to themselves over the clean wooden tables.
The Star and Brewer, the royal inn. This place is where the servants of the king go to fuck lousy whores and drink there pathetic excuse for beer.
C. You can own a small home, but be warned, if you own a house it means you've been in Groroc for at least a year.
D. You can own a large home, but that means you have lived here for a very long time, probably 5 years.
E. The mansions and family houses, but unless you where born in Groroc, don't think about it.
F. The stores. If you think your character is skilled enough, feel free to live in a store that suits to your craft or profession. Or, live in a small tent where you sell your wares in the market.
Now, you start at one of these, write a neat little introduction about what you have been doing in Groroc for the past few days, and whatever else you need to say.
Replies to This Discussion
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Permalink Reply by Pvt Minsk on -
Well it means opinion normally, although I think in this case you meant the general chance to post an intro? ;)
I'll work out an intro post-haste. Since I wrote Kai to be the outdoorsy not-fan-of-cities, he'll be in town to trade for the stuff he can't get on his own, staying in the cheap inn. Or maybe the streets. That could be fun too.
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Permalink Reply by Boostava! on -
And... um... Then we get to the zombies and the swords and the shanking? :P
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Permalink Reply by Barbarian on -
I'm sure Salsakka can provide less lethal means to make parties interesting. What'd you think of a wand of polymorph?
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Permalink Reply by Boostava! on
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Wand of polymorph? Sounds interesting... Though I like Zombies and Swords and Shanking a lot too. Mostly because that's what my guy brings to the table. :P
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Permalink Reply by Hopes Crusader on -
'Stav, you got a problem bro.
You say you have a steel dagger and a claymore..
Steel hasn't existed for more than a fortnight, and is literally the rarest thing on the world atm.. You wouldn't have any steel items.
Also, I'm going to be gone for a while. Feel free to RP amongst yourselves, but limit it to dialogue and plans, I don't want you going ahead of yourselfs or the others.
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Permalink Reply by Boostava! on
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Well crap. Then again, it has been around for a fortnight, and there are forces who have it. Who's to say I didn't raid a corpse or two, right? :P
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Permalink Reply by Barbarian on
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Shotaro, I think you misread my post slightly. Could you perhaps edit it to say that you grab the knife áfter I've walked away?
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Permalink Reply by Pvt Minsk on
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Maybe the Red Hobgoblin is just next to the hovel? I'm just teasing you! =)
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Permalink Reply by Hopes Crusader on
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Boost, thats one of the problems in these forums... Only 15 min to edit your posts so we will have to deal with the little error, but thats fine! :D
Also, I've noticed after reading what I missed last night that there where some confusions or just plain ignorance towards others posts.
Please read all the posts before posting to make sure you don't do anything silly :D
Just slip in something like "Jack walks past the scruffy gnome into the hovel" just to acknowledge that they are there.
That is all!
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