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Well, so I tossed the keyword "roleplaying" into advanced search for the Chit Chat forum and lo behold... it found three threads... none of which had anything to do with my prime passion.
...so, tell me, why must I start a new thread about this? Surely there must be more people on this forum who spend hours and hours typing up aspects of stories they only partly control? Surely I'm not the only one that tries to juggle the personalities of two or more characters in a completely fictional, imagined environment, described only by the text of my own persona and those who are playing with me? Surely I can't be the only that does things like Quote:
Erm. Point being, I'm a freeform roleplaying whore. Discuss. The freeform. Not my whoring.
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02-18-2005, 03:25 PM | #2 |
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My character is currently being graded (read: being ripped apart, converting her to something better) over at the Steelsings Tamora Pierce forums. It is for the "Divine Realms Inn" Rogue Roleplay.
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02-18-2005, 03:30 PM | #3 |
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I'm almost feeling guilty for indulging in my urge to ask... but then, this is Chit Chat, so: Tell me more, please? Link, background story, info, all that jazz? As much as you want to share, anyway. n_n
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02-19-2005, 03:41 PM | #4 |
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of my character?
Well, so far it is the third draft (not yet approved). She is called Yabissa Seveen, and is the daugther of a merchant in Tortall. Her home village lies at the northern edge of the desert, and she always loved exploring that. Later in life, she felt restricted in her village, and took to wandering. She also earned some money by doing some pickpocketing. She is now 28, and reaches Corus, the capital of Tortall, and finds she cannot support herself very well. A friend has sent her to the "Divine Realms Inn" (where the RP plays), to find work. The "Divine Realms Inn" is the Headquarter of the Rogue. The Queen of the Rogue reigns from there. People who disobey her might get to adding to her collection of ears. ------- That's it so far. -
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So, do you play with stats (e.g. numbers for strength and defence) or is it entirely freeform? Is it based on anything, or is the world a stand-alone? *curious* (More questions soon to follow, mwahahahaha)
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02-20-2005, 03:28 AM | #6 |
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I believe the desert is part rocky, part sandy. I think more to the center, it gets very sandy. The place where my character lives though, is quite rocky (she has a scar starting on her right cheek, and going all the way down her neck. She got that from falling down a small cliff when she was a child)
Steelsings Roleplay Game We play it without stats, its entirely freeform. The roleplay is based on the world of Tortall, which is described in the books by Tamora Pierce ("Song of the Lioness" Quartet, telling the story of Alanna of Trebond, who wants to become a knight; "The Immortals" Quartet, telling the story of Daine Sarrasri who has Wild Magic; "Protector of the Small" Quartet, which tells the story of Keladry of Mindelan, who wants to become a knight as well, but doesn't have to disguise herself as a boy to become one.). -
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Not meaning to illegitly bump the thread - I've a large post to make in this and this thread's already slid to page two of the thread listing, though. I'll be editting this post later, promised. Right now, I'd just like to make a point that I've not abandonned this thread yet.
(Or the forum to that matter. Blame BoyToy for being distracting.)
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How old do people in this world live? 28 just seems a little long in the tooth for an amateur rogue with little pick pocketing experience to get sponsorship in a guild. You wouldn't really be suited to working a market, and be a little old for B&E training. Coming from a small village I doubt you've much experience running the thieves highway for example. If the town was large enough you might be able to put feminine charms to work wooing young, gullible merchants to private interludes and stealing their clobber but you wouldn't be able to work that scheme for very long in one place. It would probably be easier to collect information for the guild, set yourself up as a local constable's regular bit on the side or as a serving girl in an important household. What sort of merchant was Pappa? Your talent may lie in the seedier side of that field, arid regions tend to be big on gems. If he was a wine merchant your own knowledge of it could help when masquerading as someone of a higher class.
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Gotta hand it to the place, it's well structured. I'd not join simply because I've not read the books and accordingly wouldn't pass the quiz. To be honest I've never gone through a specialized RP like that, specialized in the sense that it is heavily based on books. I mean, I base my RPG, Crimson Feather on Otherland, but no one's had to have read it, I've only snagged the basic concepts... that sort of thing. Thanks for the link! I really love their hints for characters and how to make one - I'm now inspired to make pages like that myself for my RPG. There I was, thinking I had the info for everyone already mapped out. That's how wrong I am. And because this is Chit Chat, I'll take a moment to submit this post and make another about Crimson Feather, so you know what I'm used to doing in my free time and why it's a bit different from what you do.
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<90% irrelevant sidetracking history babble>
We're freeform, like your RPG. What's also very important is that Crimson Feather is a means of mine to cheat - I've started countless roleplays in the past, but if you have ten to juggle, you can't dedicate enough time to all of them - it's crazy. I had to learn that. If you try and run several roleplays at the same time, regardless how good the ideas may be, they'll shrivel up and die. RPs I've had the past (just look at the volume, the explanations are only there if you want to read them, they're not the point of this list): KraiaKy - a roleplay universe not entirely owned by me, but given the name by me. This was a network of planets, each of which was represented online as a forum on InsideTheWeb.com. The genre was fantasy and it was all I did for the first years of my online time. I hate it now. Thankfully, InsideTheWeb.com no longer exists and so the decision to stay or not was not mine. Dragons, dinosaurs, paladins, dark magic... you name it. I had a couple of planets in this one, five or six or so I think. City of Flame and Black Desert Sun - technically part of KraiaKy - CoF and BDS were counterpart planets in different dimensions. The inhabitants were linked to each other, so anyone living on BDS had a CoF counterpart. Other than that, they had no similarities... CoF was a desert planet inhabited by four species of dragons each with their own version of history regarding how CoF became a desert, and BDS was an underground cave system with living, luminous stones that were, if they were large enough, worshipped in temples. Black Desert Sun I've always liked, it's the part of KraiaKy I miss the most. I made it non-freeform at the time, and each location in BDS tweaked the stats someone had. I think there were 6 stats and each went from 1-10... you had 35 points you could distribute. The main villain (gamemaster character) had 60 points, of course. I'll shut up about BDS now because I can go on for ages... *nostalgia* Oddworld - There may have been a name for this one. Anyway, I started an RP on Oddworld once - a couple of people joined, but no one ever RPed, so I consider it to have been a "never started off" one. Sehto - A pokémon game where the pokéball devices commonly don't discriminate - so if you're human, you can be caught, too. A nightmare, hellish place, which only became apparent towards the end when people realised how bloody sadistic they'd been. It was a "think before you act" moral-of-the-story RPG I made for my girlfriend. It had the desired effect, plus an extra scaring. Dusk Fallen - Modern day RPG set primarily in London, where a radicalist otherkin group is looking for ways to get more political attention than Greenpeace - and, ideally, wipeout mankind. (Yes, it was otherkin criticism. I think I'm entitled to that, being otherkin myself.) One had the choice of being supportative or against that grouping. We timestamped all posts so that even though we played for a couple of months, we barely finished a week IC. And then it died. It had three players at peak point... *cries* Prophetic - A cyberpunk/fantasy/modern view of the world after the polar caps melted. People found telepathy, but they would die trying to use it, except for those who were infected with a virus that 'stole their soul' and rendered them not needing one. They would die ~20 years after infection, though, gradually phasing out until the strain on their tissue would cause a heart attack or other failure. Those people were called Sifters and kept away from society whilst at the same time being treated somewhat as slaves, as they were the only that could teleport. I called it Prophetic because I wanted to set it into the universe of The Prophecy, and get the Sifters involved in a new fallenangels-humans war of sorts. It never even started. I might be missing some. The list seems too small. Now, I'm not about to make statements about quality about the above. I'm thinking there'll be a reason they didn't pick up. Anyway, all my first RPGs had one thing in common - they were for kids, unlike: Sehto, Dusk Fallen, Prophetic... they were either disturbing or just downright nasty. Those three were created after I made Crimson Feather. Crimson Feather was intended adult. The amount of "adult content" in the OOC channels of places like Raptor Clan (not mine) and Black Desert Sun was pretty high, mostly because of the general liberal mindset of the otherkin that made up about 90% of the players. But it was shallow, sex-only stuff. I didn't paticularily enjoy that so I decided to create a background for them to RP on. The basis of Crimson Feather was a story set in the KraiaKy universe, and then... </90% irrelevant sidetracking history babble> Then I read Otherland and wanted a universe like that. Somewhere where you could essentially chose your genre - you could wander off into space somewhere and call it sci-fi, you could involve yourself in political things on earth, you could play fantasy and cyberpunk if you involved yourself in the internet. Crimson Feather is nothing else but me cheating. I used the ability to create online simulations to take some of my old RPGs and revive them as parts of this world. Parts that we'd leave if they got boring. But the fact CF was and is in a constant state of flux has kept it alive for years. I first made it midway in the year 2000. So it's not really solidly based on anything. It's just a world with the ability to be what we, as players, just happen to feel like. Or what it needs to be to further the plot. Accordingly, the only rule a character needs to truly adhere to whilst creating their character is that their character is human when that char is offline. The character's online avatar can be anything. Additionally, and maybe most importantly, I expect the players to feel at home. I'm not going to drag their characters through a plot whether they want to or not. I'm more likely to sit back and let them do what they want, and occasionally nudge the entire plot a bit further along. But fact is, Crimson Feather exists as a means for people to indulge in personal plotlines they have going. *deep breath* So, to get back on topic I didn't get the impression the SS RPG was strongly encouraging mini plots. Wrong impression? (Note that it isn't criticism, Black Desert Sun didn't encourage mini plots at all, either, it just existed for the main plot really, and it was great fun!)
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I think the Steelsings RP has to be well structured, because it is based on the books - A lot.
For example: Right now the RP is in a time before the events in "Trickster's Queen" (or was it "Trickster's Choice"? I don't know) - apparently there was a rebellion of a group of people in that book, and this rebellion will happen in about two months in the RP (I haven't read that book yet, though). Also, I think it makes sense to restrict people from creating characters that are related to the characters from the books. Also, teenage girls are half-restricted (it must be a VERY good character, to get a teenage girl approved), because everybody wanted to play one. This is due to the nature of Tamora Pierce's books: The main protagonists are all female (except for one character in the "Circle of Magic" books, and that series plays in a completely different world). In "Song of the Lioness", you follow Alanna of Trebond who disguises herself as a boy in order to switch places with her brother Thom, and become a knight. (she also has violet eyes, red hair, and magic) In "The Immortals" you follow the Wild Mage Veralidaine (Daine) Sarrasri, who can talk to all animals, and turn into animals etc. (normally Wild Magic is limited to one focus animal. Some people are good with horses, some with dolphins, and so on. Also, normally people with Wild Magic can't shapechange. There's a reason why Daine can do that, but it's to difficult to explain it all without spoilers). In "Protector of the Small", you follow Keladry of Mindelan who also becomes wants to become a knigth. At that time, it is legal for girls to become knights, but none had applied in the ten years since it became so. As far as I know, in the "Trickster" books, you follow Alanna's daughter Alianne, but that's all I know. Both girls and boys read the books, but I think the girls are the majority. And many of them are teens, too. One of the mods is younger than me (I think she turns 14 soon)! Healing magic is restricted right now, because there were too many (Alanna has healing magic, so everyone wanted it too). Wild Magic is also banned, becaue after "The Immortals", where it was introduced, everybody wanted it, even though it is said in the books, that it is very rare. Also, magic (called "The Gift") is not encouraged, especially if a character has huge amounts of it. Same with the Sight. Knights and Nobles are difficult to get in, because it is not very common for rich people to go into a seedy Inn in Lower Corus, that has a pretty bad reputation. Some occupations are discouraged (though not banned), because they became quite popular after a character (especially if they are mayor characters) in the books had that occupation. Seamstresses (after the character Lalasa in "Protector of the Small") are one example. I also found out that you only have to get your first character approved. I guess they assume that after that, you know what is good, and what is a No-No. Shari (now called "Yabissa", because they told me that they had a lot of characters with names starting with "Sh". It would be too much confusion. "Yabissa" means "dry one") was approved, by the way. She's older now, though. 28. I'll not use her right away, though, because I have to think of a good reason why she is allowed to walk around, and has not been married to someone yet. I may stick with the idea of her parents being supporters of Queen Thayet (who also opened schools for everyone), but I thought of making her having some variation of Intersexuality (used to be called "Hermaphrodite"), which might make marrying her to someone difficult (because it is a medieval setting, that is.). Also, I need a good reason of how she learned to pickpocket. The thing is, that if you are caught pickpocketing, you lose a hand, and that pretty much ends that career. Until then, I will use my other character, Gariel Goodmold. A 30 year old, grey-haired, wandering Minstrel, with two different eye colours (which is a pretty BAD thing to have in medieval times. Good thing there's no thing like the devil in the books. Only different types of goods, and Uusoae, the Queen of Chaos). In the first 6 month after having been approved to the RP, you can have only two characters, because that is easier to manage. -
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Oh, oh, oh. Just a random bit of information. I also have something to do with the webgame quiz.ravenblack.net/blood.pl, around which there are several clans and communities that roleplay out their actions, and the history I created for one of the in-game clans (The Immolators Guilds) was just accepted as official RPing background for (one of) the biggest communitie(s)! *soooo proud of that, all fuzzywarm, had to share* *dances* Quote:
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But I know that there was a war with Scanra (a nordic neighbour. A bit like Scandinavian countries, and the Vikings.), and a conflict with Carthak (a southern Neighbour across a strait of sea, like some african countries. It is huge, and has a large war force), in the books. I don't know how much that has influenced the RP, but it probably did some damage to the people of Corus. Quote:
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