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Though not very important I think the power structure's origin might be something interesting to think about. How the world order was formed.

And that wasn't even the main plot of the DnD campaign, that was just my character's hobby he did on the side. The other half of what he did was selling deadly inventions he made as an artificer or shooting things with his diamond firing blunderbuss that could punch people.

I played a DnD campaign where my character collected millions of cats, making cats extinct on a continent, and secretly made them all bidpedal sentient beings in a mini plane of cats. He was banned from the capital of the empire, along with another city, who were afraid of what he was doing with...

I was thinking of adding a club of healing. To do healing, you need to first wallop your allies with a swing of solid painful oak. I like where you're going with the food idea because I'm planning to have food be a scarcity outside of the 'cafeteria' that can be circumvented in a few ways. Like...

I'm making a magic focused roleplay where roleplayers will be students attending a mage college lighthouse outside a tundra coastal city. The story will primarily focus on learning, trips to the nearby city (either for doing quests or for pleasure), exploration of the college itself, and an...

I'm definitely going to draw upon that for some source material.

Or possibly a part of Austria Hungary.

Essentially they'll be Prussians with green skin.

I considered their inclusion as an allusion to the Rape of Belgium and the general 'bad guy' narrative the British constructed to help rally support for the war and convince the Americans to take part. Like those posters showing German 'apes' leading women away in the midst of death and...

Inspired by Eberron and the Christmas Truce of WWI, I was inspired to create a WWI fantasy roleplay called the Artificer War where participants fight for opposing sides of the war on two different teams as soldiers and the officers who lead them inside and between their respective trenches. The...

A few have been rattling around my noggin.

I'm roleplaying a ratkin character (the setting is not Warhammer), and I'm curious what the users of RPN can come up with when it comes to naming a bar/tavern run by humanoid rats.

Beck asked why too. I answered, cats. When I bought the first 200k cats for 10k gold, I had just gotten about 40k gold from a lake of molten gold made after I set an orc encampment on fire. I think it was around that point I had so much gold I needed an expensive time consuming hobby for my...

Feel free to ask them. I'll give you a brief timeline. First 200k cats are bought for 10k gold. They're moved into a flying castle, which is made fall proof. It is unofficially nicknamed the 'Catsle' or 'Catland'. Their occupation of the building is initially referred to as an ocean of cats, an...

Not EVERY city. There were three exceptions. And someone else did most of the divine naming. For people not in the know, the sentient cats eventually invaded a part of the heavens and bloodlessly established a kingdom that worshipped another roleplayer and thought of my character fondly.

I would be interested in this roleplay whenever it became a thing as a small nomadic mercenary fleet of some sort. I have no strong preferences aside from there being no primary antagonistic force, in addition to the roleplay being 'perpetual worlds'. I don't mind if people borrow elements from...

I would be interested.

*heavily implies your community has a high death rate, busts out the "they're former military" card against an argument addressing a presumably civilian situation* And then you're saying that all, or a majority, of military combat personnel that have taken a life are so casual about it? I can...

Not really. There's less shock factor, if these deaths around your area are comparatively violent, but the psychological effect of you doing it yourself is far, far, worse than just witnessing the death itself or it's aftermath. You feel hollow when somebody close to you dies. You feel like...

Death is different from actually killing the person yourself.