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For the purposes of this rp, political theory will have more of a leaning towards the groundwork of power, how it is gained, how it is kept, how it is lost. More Machiavelli than Locke. And philosophy will be geared more towards a base understanding of ideas and schools of thought about...

Awesome!! I'll mark you down for a student and a teacher. Do you have a preference on political theory or philosophy? (And yes, you're absolutely right. They are intrinsically linked.)

“When I say rebellious princess, what do you think of?” “A girl who hates dresses, doesn’t want to get married, and only wants to be free.” “A pretty convenient narrative, don’t you think?” “Pardon?” “That the only form of feminine rebellion we’ve been sold is one in which the girl must give up...

OOC Thread is up, and the character sheets will be ready soon!

I'll mark you down for a student role :)

It may be basic, but she’s one of my favorites, too. Have you heard Karliene’s Elizabeth album? I’ll mark you down

Ooo, I've never heard of her, before! Excellent choice! I'll mark you down!

Would you mind rereading the rules? There's one tiny thing you missed, and then you're all good! :)

I’ve marked you down for both!

That sounds like a great place to draw inspiration from! Remember, this isn't exactly our world, and this isn't based on real history, just drawing from it and inspired by it. Feel free to be creative in coming up with lore elements for your kingdom.

Plot with them, make it work! I'll be making a discord server for ooc stuff, so there'll be plenty of time and space to plot overlaps. And yeah, it's set in the past. As I said, you're free to draw inspiration from anywhere/any time under the umbrella of medieval-renaissance. It's a large span...

Are you interested in a student or faculty role?

I'll mark you down! Student, faculty, or one of each? If faculty, which position?

Would you mind rereading the rules for me? You’ve missed one tiny thing. Other than that, you’re good. :)

Is there something in the rules you might have missed? Reread and you’re good! :)

Ooo, very interesting. I’ll mark you down.

I’ll mark you down!!

“When I say rebellious princess, what do you think of?” “A girl who hates dresses, doesn’t want to get married, and only wants to be free.” “A pretty convenient narrative, don’t you think?” “Pardon?” “That the only form of feminine rebellion we’ve been sold is one in which the girl must give up...

Hey Fire, is this still open?? My favorite fantasy game is D&D 5e, and I don’t have a usual class, but I do really love bards and Paladins. And I think you know I’ve been craving some intense political intrigue.

Clearly. But just so we can stop clogging up this thread.