Fantasy Reclamation of Tyrium

SecondBreaking · May 8, 2017

Characters

The character sheet is below, just copy the code and fill it all out. I'll check your CS when you post it and leave a like if it's accepted.

I'm going to make a separate code for a sort of nation character sheet so that the info on the nations can be readily accessed. I'll update the IC with the info on the nations once everything is solidified.

In this game, there are many different character classes to encompass all of the possible different characters.

1st, choose your character class. HP (Hit Points) are determined by your class.

Fighter (1): 1. Fighter - The archetype of physical-type warriors. Able to wield a variety of weapons and armor with skill. Also able to take a high amount of damage during a fight. Fighters are the most versatile of the physical-type characters, with the most varied branches of classes to level up through.

At level 1, the Fighter gains these bonuses;

HP: 12 + 1d10 per level

Strength: +1

Dexterity: +1

Constitution: +2

Intelligence: +0

Wisdom: +0

Charisma: +0

Proficiency: +2
Gladiator (2): 2. Gladiator - Deadly fighter-type characters who developed their abilities through constant, rigorous battles. Focused more on offense than defense.

HP: 8 + 1d6 per level

Strength:+1

Dexterity:+2

Constitution:+2

Intelligence:+0

Wisdom:+0

Charisma:+0

Proficiency:+1

Skills:+0
Paladin (3): 3. Paladin - Paladins are very durable fighters, but can only specify in certain types of fighting, due to their extensive training required of their faith.

At level 1, the paladin gains these bonuses:

HP: 12 + 1d10 per level

Strength: +1

Dexterity: +0

Constitution: +1

Intelligence: +0

Wisdom: +2

Charisma: +0

Proficiency: +1

Spells: +1
Spellsword (4): 4. Spellsword - Warriors who posses the natural ability to access the arcane arts. They both dabble in magical abilities, as well as hone their physical skills.

HP: 8 + 1d6 per level

Strength: +1

Dexterity: +1

Constitution: +1

Intelligence: +1

Wisdom: +0

Charisma: +0

Proficiency: +1

Spells: +2
Assassin (5): 5. Assassin - Swift, silent, and deadly. Assassins initiate their battles carefully, picking out targets to render inert. They utilize skills instead of spells or brute force to kill their targets.

HP: 1d8 + 1d10 per level

Strength: +0

Dexterity: +2

Constitution: +0

Intelligence: +1

Wisdom: +0

Charisma: +1

Proficiency: +1

Skills: +2
Thief (6): 6. Thief - The thief is an infiltration specialist, excelling in dexterous tasks such as lockpicking. Sneak-based melee-type fighter.

HP: 6 + 1d8 per level

Strength: +0

Dexterity: +3

Constitution: +0

Intelligence: +0

Wisdom: +0

Charisma: +1

Skills: +3
Cleric (7): 7. Cleric - skilled disciple of the church, a cleric is a person devoted to their faith. They draw upon their respective faiths in order to use their own form of "magic", although clerics are strict on calling them miracles.

HP: 8 + 1d8 per level

Strength: +0

Dexterity: +0

Constitution: +0

Intelligence: +0

Wisdom: +2

Charisma: +4

Skills: +0

Spells: +2
Druid (8): 8. Druid - Druids use the allied forces of nature to defeat their foes. They are one with nature, and feel more at home away from heavily populated areas. Druids start with an allied wild creature as a familiar.

HP: 6 + 1d8 per level

Strength: +1

Dexterity: +0

Constitution: +0

Intelligence: +1

Wisdom: +1

Charisma: +2

Skills: +0

Spells: +2
Ranger (9): 9. Ranger - Agile warriors that are able to assess the battlefield, responding to enemies with powerful ranged attacks. Rangers are swift and deadly, dabbling in magic that aids them in woodlore.

HP: 6 + 1d10 per level

Strength: +1

Dexterity: +2

Constitution: +0

Intelligence: +0

Wisdom: +1

Charisma: +0

Proficiency: +2

Spells: +1

Wizard (11): 11. Wizard - A being that subjugates art of magic through intense study and memorization. Wizard are physically weak, but extremely powerful when it comes to the world of magic, and knowledgeable in worldly affairs.

HP: 4 + 1d4 per level

Strength: +0

Dexterity: +0

Constitution: +0

Intelligence: +4

Wisdom: +0

Charisma: +0

Spells: +4
Journeyman (12): 12. Journeyman - Journeyman are adventurers that travel not for gold or extrinsic motivation, but for the beauty of the adventure. They are often found on the road, and may even not own a home of their own, as wanderlust drives them to the corners of the planet in search of another journey.

HP: 6 + 1d8 per level

Strength: +0

Dexterity: +1

Constitution: +0

Intelligence: +0

Wisdom: +3

Charisma: +0

Skills: +4
Gleeman (13): 13. Gleeman - Known for their skill in performing arts, songs, and stories in small backwater towns, gleemen are also very well informed, and the only source of information for isolated villages. Gleemen utilize their expertise to either avoid battles, or defeat their foes with magical incantations.

HP: 6 + 1d8

Strength: +0

Dexterity: +0

Constitution: +0

Intelligence: +1

Wisdom: +0

Charisma: +3

Skills: +2

Spells: +2

The code messed up for this guy so here's the 10th class.

10. Sorcerer - People who are born with the magical skills that they can manifest in the form of spells or raw magic. Sorcerers don't have to devote much time to their magic, but they are not as powerful as wizards when it comes to magic. Magic can also be taken away from a sorcerer, as it is a part of them. This is known as "Silencing"

HP: 6 + 1d8 per level

Strength: +1

Dexterity: +1

Constitution: +0

Intelligence: +2

Wisdom: +0

Charisma: +0

Skills: +1

Spells: +3

2nd, choose your character race. Races are provided below, if you are unsure of what races you are allowed to use. Again, if you want to play a race not listed just tell me, i'll probably let you. Depending on what race you choose, you will have certain bonuses (and negatives), so choose wisely!

Human - Humans are versatile, they get +4 skill points
Elf - Elves are elegant, but can be a little weak, they gain +1 Charisma, but suffer -1 Constitution
Dwarf - Dwarves are sturdy but not known for their speed, they gain +1 Constitution, but -1 Dexterity
Orc - Orcs are known for their formidable strength, but not their looks, orcs get +1 Strength, but -1 Charisma
Halfling - Haflings are swift but not very strong, they get +1 Dexterity, but -1 Strength
Gnome - Gnomes are quite clever, but also suffer the weakness of the halfling races, +1 Intelligence, -1 Strength
Tiefling - Tieflings are micheivous, they gain +1 Intelligence and +1 Charisma, but suffer -1 Strength and -1 Constitution
Celestial - Celestials are naturally talented with magic, and gain a spell as their racial bonus
Dragonborn - Sturdy and
Lizardfolk - Strong and swift, the lizardfolk gain in physical attributes but lose in the intellectual ones, +1 Strength, +1 Dexterity, -1 Intelligence, -1 Wisdom
Minotaur - Very strong, but not known for their good judgement, minotaurs gain +2 Strength, but suffer -2 Wisdom
Knoll - Often underestimated, the knoll gains +1 Strength and +1 Constitution, but not intelligent, suffers -2 Intelligence
Goblin - Nothing special about a goblin
Hobgoblin - Stronger than their goblin bretheren, hobgoblins gain in strength and constitution, but suffer in intelligence +1 Strength, +1 Constutition, -2 Intelligence
Were-creature - A normal being that can transform into an alternate form. Depending on the creature that the host turns into, it gains different bonuses. Werewolf(/any dog hybrid) gains +2 Strength, Werecat gains +2 Dexterity, Werebear gains +1 Strength, +1 Constitution. They don't gain any bonuses as a normal creature, and can only turn into their alternate form in certain situations.

3rd, choose what type of weapons your character uses, and what type of equipment they should start out with. Be sure to make things work according to their social class and skillset.
Ex. Don't make an orc character that starts out with aristocratic clothing, unless it's a rich orc.

4th, stats. Each section for stats (str, dex, con) starts out with 8 points. You have 18 points to spend on each of the sections, but a respective stat cannot exceed 16 at level 1. For example, you cannot have 20 intelligence. For modifiers (the numbers next to the stat with parenthesis around them), it's the stat -10 / 2. So if you have 16 strength, 16 - 10 = 6, 6/2 = 3. So the modifier is (+3).

More on Mechanics:
Fighting will be done with a dice system. When performing an attack or casting a spell, you roll a d20 (a dice with 20 faces) and add your bonuses on to the roll. Proficiency bonus is a bonus that you get while fighting with a weapon. Let's say you are trying to strike an opponent with a sword, and you have a proficiency of +2. This means that you'd roll the d20, and add 2 on to that roll.

Skills also can add on to rolls. Let's say that you have a sneak skill, and you have it at +2. This means that on top of the normal roll and bonuses, you would add 2 on to your roll.

Skills
This is the list of skills. Skills usually change modifiers, but some skills give you access to doing things that your character would not have been able to do earlier. Check 'em out if you have the chance or when you need to I guess.

Spells
I am providing a list of spells below, but it's probably not a complete list so if there are any spells that you think you would like to use or for me to add, just tell me and we can work it out.
Keep in mind that different classes (and in some cases, races) have access to different spells.

I'll add this in when I have the time and motivation :\

Code:

Name:
Title:
Appearance:
[Tabs]
[Tab=Info]
Age:
Race:
Gender:
Nationality:
Height:
Weight:
Eye Color:
Hair Color:
[/Tab]
[Tab=Character]
Level:
Class:
Deity:
Alignment:
Proficiency:
Organization:
Background:
[/Tab]
[Tab=Stats]
Hit Points:

Strength:
Dexterity:
Constitution:
Intelligence:
Wisdom:
Charisma:

AC:
Speed:
[/Tab]
[Tab=Skills]
Physical:
1.
2.
Magical:
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2.
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[Tab=Inventory]
Armor:
Clothing:
Weapon and Damage:
Misc Items:
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Ok, so this is the nation character sheet, used by people who are making a nation. (Down below)

Code:

[Tabs]

[Tab=Kingdom Location]
Copy and paste the map onto paint. Circle the region you are taking in red. Regions can be big or small, but remember that other people are going to play, so don't be greedy.

Description: Put a brief description of the scenery here.
Capital:

[/Tab]

[Tab=Kingdom Information]
Sigil: Put a picture of the kingdom's sigil here.
Household Motto: Ex. My life for my king.
Lords: Who rules the kingdom?
Ladies: Who are the rulers married to?

Marriage: Do they marry? Do they marry multiple partners?
Nobility: Who are the nobles? What are they like?
Warfare: How do they fight? Do they like fighting?
Races: What races live here? Ex. Human, Elven, Dwarven
Music: (Optional, vid from you-tube or something)
Other: Anything else you want us to know.

[/Tab]
[Tab=Locations & Landmarks]
(Place map of Tyrium, with major cities in the kingdom marked here)

Location 1-
Appearance:

Description:

Location 2-
Appearance:

Description:

Location 3-
Appearance:

Description:

Location 4-
Appearance:

Description:

Location 5-
Appearance:

Description:
[/Tab]
[Tab=Wildlife]
Flora;

Name:
Appearance:

Description:
Value: (Rating of 1-10. This means, how useful is it? Is it used as medicine? Is it used to coat weapons as a sort of poison?)
Activity: (Active or Inactive. Active means it is able to defend itself and attack characters, possibly because it is carnivorous. Inactive means it does not attack or defend itself, most likely photosynthetic.)

Name:
Appearance:

Description:
Value: (Rating of 1-10. This means, how useful is it? Is it used as medicine? Is it used to coat weapons as a sort of poison?)
Activity: (Active or Inactive. Active means it is able to defend itself and attack characters, possibly because it is carnivorous. Inactive means it does not attack or defend itself, most likely photosynthetic.)

Name:
Appearance:

Description:
Value: (Rating of 1-10. This means, how useful is it? Is it used as medicine? Is it used to coat weapons as a sort of poison?)
Activity: (Active or Inactive. Active means it is able to defend itself and attack characters, possibly because it is carnivorous. Inactive means it does not attack or defend itself, most likely photosynthetic.)



Fauna;

Name:
Appearance:

Description:
Danger: (Rating of 1-10. This means, how deadly is this creature? If a character faces it, is there a chance of death, injury, or deformity? Is it completely docile, or savage?)
Health Points:
Damage:
Speed:
AC:

Name:
Appearance:

Description:
Danger: (Rating of 1-10. This means, how deadly is this creature? If a character faces it, is there a chance of death, injury, or deformity? Is it completely docile, or savage?)
Health Points:
Damage:
Speed:
AC:

Name:
Appearance:

Description:
Danger: (Rating of 1-10. This means, how deadly is this creature? If a character faces it, is there a chance of death, injury, or deformity? Is it completely docile, or savage?)
Health Points:
Damage:
Speed:
AC:

Name:
Appearance:

Description:
Danger: (Rating of 1-10. This means, how deadly is this creature? If a character faces it, is there a chance of death, injury, or deformity? Is it completely docile, or savage?)
Health Points:
Damage:
Speed:
AC:
[/Tab]
[Tab=Deity]
Name:
Titles:
Picture:
Description:
Domains:
Personality:

[/Tab]

[Tab=Characters]
All kingdoms need important characters, and if all of the important characters die, the kingdom falls. Multiple players can have characters within one kingdom.

1. (Place character sheet here)
2. (Place character sheet here)
3. (Place character sheet here)
4. (Place character sheet here)
5. (Place character sheet here)
6+

[/Tab][/accordion][/side]

OOC: https://www.rpnation.com/threads/reclamation-of-tyrium.331918/
IC: https://www.rpnation.com/threads/reclamation-of-tyrium-ic.334044/
Extra: https://www.rpnation.com/threads/reclamation-of-tyrium-information.332953/

SecondBreaking · May 8, 2017

Kingdom Location

Description: A scenic valley located at the bottom of a bowl-shaped crater. A large lake is located at the center of the valley, surrounded on all sides by forest. A massive castle stands at the center of the river on a peninsula, which is the capital of Satursia.
Capital: Altara

Sigil: Put a picture of the kingdom's sigil here.
Household Motto: Ex. My life for my king.
Lords: Artur Arganda
Ladies: Evalise Arganda

Marriage: Satursians practice monogomy, they usually marry a single partner and if that partner dies, they may stay widowed for the rest of their lives unless they find true love once again.
Nobility: There are currently eight noble families in Satursia. Satursia is ruled by the dominant noble family, which is currently House Arganda.
Warfare: Satursians fight for glory, often pompous flashing their respective banners in order to gain favor of their king. Satursia na fight in separate regiments gathered under the respective banner of lords they serve under.
Races: Predominantly human, elven and dwarven, although many other humanoid races are present, such as minotaurs and orcs, albeit in minority.
Music: (Optional, vid from you-tube or something)
Other: Anything else you want us to know.
(Place map of Tyrium, with major cities in the kingdom marked here)

Location 1- Altara
Appearance:

Description: The grand city of Altara is located at the center of the massive lake in Satursia. Altara is a vibrant city filled to the brim with unique characters and people who have made this place their home. The city is very wealthy, as can be seen by the well constructed roads and buildings. The manors of the lords are located closer to the central castle where the king resides, and the region surrounding it is particularly rich.

Location 2- Homlet
Appearance:

Description: A small town located off the main road leading into Altara. Many dire rumors flow through the town. Although Homlet is a peaceful town, it's a tense peace, with an air of fear of the forest nearby, something dire lurks in the forest, something that has claimed both the lives of livestock and man.
Location 3- Ruined City
Appearance:

Description: Located on the edge of the massive valley, looks as if it was the remnants of a city. All that is left are a few towering buildings and a massive cathedral that are enveloped in forest, even the heights of the buildings dwarfed by the massive walls of the valley and the surrounding trees. Many graves line the area, most surrounding the cathedral. Locals believe this place to be cursed, and warn everyone to stay away.

Location 4- Waterfall
Appearance:

Description: The foot of the waterfall that can be traced all the way to the top of the valley walls. This place is where many animals and people gather to gain access to the freshest water in the valley, and socialize in the tranquil region.

Location 5-
Appearance:

Description:
Flora;

Name:
Appearance:

Description:
Value: (Rating of 1-10. This means, how useful is it? Is it used as medicine? Is it used to coat weapons as a sort of poison?)
Activity: (Active or Inactive. Active means it is able to defend itself and attack characters, possibly because it is carnivorous. Inactive means it does not attack or defend itself, most likely photosynthetic.)

Name:
Appearance:

Description:
Value: (Rating of 1-10. This means, how useful is it? Is it used as medicine? Is it used to coat weapons as a sort of poison?)
Activity: (Active or Inactive. Active means it is able to defend itself and attack characters, possibly because it is carnivorous. Inactive means it does not attack or defend itself, most likely photosynthetic.)

Name:
Appearance:

Description:
Value: (Rating of 1-10. This means, how useful is it? Is it used as medicine? Is it used to coat weapons as a sort of poison?)
Activity: (Active or Inactive. Active means it is able to defend itself and attack characters, possibly because it is carnivorous. Inactive means it does not attack or defend itself, most likely photosynthetic.)

Fauna;

Name:
Appearance:

Description:
Danger: (Rating of 1-10. This means, how deadly is this creature? If a character faces it, is there a chance of death, injury, or deformity? Is it completely docile, or savage?)
Health Points:
Damage:
Speed:
AC:

Name:
Appearance:

Description:
Danger: (Rating of 1-10. This means, how deadly is this creature? If a character faces it, is there a chance of death, injury, or deformity? Is it completely docile, or savage?)
Health Points:
Damage:
Speed:
AC:

Name:
Appearance:

Description:
Danger: (Rating of 1-10. This means, how deadly is this creature? If a character faces it, is there a chance of death, injury, or deformity? Is it completely docile, or savage?)
Health Points:
Damage:
Speed:
AC:

Name:
Appearance:

Description:
Danger: (Rating of 1-10. This means, how deadly is this creature? If a character faces it, is there a chance of death, injury, or deformity? Is it completely docile, or savage?)
Health Points:
Damage:
Speed:
AC:
Name:
Titles:
Picture:
Description:
Domains:
Personality:
All kingdoms need important characters, and if all of the important characters die, the kingdom falls. Multiple players can have characters within one kingdom.

1. (Place character sheet here)
2. (Place character sheet here)
3. (Place character sheet here)
4. (Place character sheet here)
5. (Place character sheet here)
6+

sheesh · May 8, 2017

Arthur Landburg

Race: "Huh? Yes, yes I am indeed a human. I'd think this would be apparent by my appearance, though, your sight may not be as attuned as my own. Hah!"

Height: "Due to my active lifestyle, I stand at a height - above human standards, mind you - of six feet, 2 and one quarter of an inch tall."

Weight: "I have mentioned previously that I physically active. It's not the best, but for my age, impressive. I weigh 222.4444 pounds. I could of course calculate to the very last decimal of this number, but I will not bore you with this knowledge."

Skin Color: "As many people of this age are, I have a lighter complexion. If I had to give you an exact color - peach."

Eye Color: "My eyes are brown. Oh! Fun fact, some people say that by looking through the eyes of someone, you can see directly into their soul. But I've disproven this, do you want me to read my book about how this is false...? No? Oh alright.."

Hair Color: "My hair is brown, like most, though I am starting to get some gray streaks. This can be undone, of course, though."
Background:

"You... you wish to hear about..my life? Why I-I've never been asked to narrate my own life as a child before, but, I may try.

As I stated previously, I was born to Satursia, and I also said I somewhat left my home country. But, I spent most of my child hood there. This was of course before I was a powerful wizard such as myself. But even then, I was still gifted with magic.. What do they call people who don't use spell books for magic...? Sorcerers? I think.. But, anyways, I was one of those people. It was a gift, and along with it, likely not a side effect of naturally being able to use magic, I was also very smart.

I spent most of my time reading books, but in doing so, was not very active. This changed later on in my life, when I was a young adult, but more on that later. When I fell into inactivity to focus more on studies, my body became weaker. Weaker than it already was at least, heh. I was picked on by classmates, and even the teachers poked fun at me, but never anything too offensive. This made me stray away from people, becoming a recluse and focusing a lot more time on studying. I didn't have any friends to go outside and play with. Well, I had one, but we were one in the same, and hardly ever saw each other.

Now, I'm not sure if I've mentioned this before, but my father was a wizard. He gained his magic from spell books, and he taught me a little, but unlike me, he had no natural talent for magic such as I. He taught me a few things about wizardry. I, of course was drawn in by magic and asked him for my own spell book. I got one eventually, and I became hooked on reading that as well. That was where I really picked up on magic.

Already at a young age, I was becoming a strong wizard, constantly pushing my limits. It made me a lot more active, as I often casted spells on myself to do things such as invigorate myself so I could go out and do activities that a normal child would do outside. This got me back into an active life style that I haven't strayed from since.

As a young man, I still wasn't as powerful as myself at the present moment, but I felt as if I was missing something. I didn't know at the time, but now I know it was simply companionship. I had had a significant other for a time, but we fell out constantly, so we stopped. I tried multiple things, buying pets and all, but I couldn't find one that I liked. I of course, turned to magic to solve this issue.

Upon doing this, in my father's old spell book, I found a spell I could use to summon a familiar, something, a creature that was just like myself. It was a spell that called the smartest of an animal of my own choice to your side. The one that came became your familiar. I tried multiple animals, but most were too fragile, small, cumbersome or dumb, despite them being the smartest of a certain species. I guess not all species are that smart.

I was starting to lose hope, and I was getting desperate, grasping ideas. But then I got the idea of trying to do something previously thought impossible. I wanted a dragon familiar, but I was going to need help. At first, when I hit the streets to find aid, I was turned down and called a fool by many, so I did it on my own. I found a system of caves that went deep, deep underground. It had been rumored that a few dragons had been living in this cave, but none had ever been seen. It was recently somewhat proven by another wizard who confirmed a dragon scale outside. After buying this, which took out a deep chunk in my financial status, I summoned it from it's cave.

It was a fierce dragon with red scales and curly horns.

And since it answered the call, it was obviously the one with the strongest mind. From the looks of it as well, it had the strongest body too. Upon seeing the dragon, I quickly casted a spell that would enthrall, or magically enslave almost any being. At first, I thought it worked, but then it wouldn't follow any of my commands. It followed me where I went, but did nothing more. I took it as a sign that his mind was battling the magic I had cast on it. The dragon had a strong mind as well body. I named it Hugur, which is a foreign language for "Mind". His full name is Sterk Hugur, which translates fully to 'Strong Mind'. After days of waiting for the dragon to stop struggling against the magic, I decided to quit.

When I took the magic out of the dragon, I was surprised to find that he still followed me where I went, but this time willingly. I had thought that the magic had made him sick, but when I told him to 'Go away', he actually did. I had done it, I somewhat tamed a dragon. Somethings we still disagree on, and we're more of friends rather than Master and Slave, but we respect each other really well. I have also conducted many studies on him. I find that he can cast magic, much like a wizard. It's a nice fact to know that when a Dragon breathes fire, he's actually casting a spell, much like one from a spell book. I don't know how many spells he knows, but it's probably a lot.

Now I'm here. I'd like to tell you more, but not much has happened in my life aside from leading a College, and I rather not speak on that at the moment.

Was my explanation of my life exceptional?"

Affiliation: "Why, I happen to be more than affiliated with the Mage's guild, though it is not very much a guild as it is a school or college. I also happen to be the Arch-Mage of it... Oh you don't know what that means? Let me put it simple. I. Am. In charge. Of the Mage's. Guild."

Profession: "Perhaps I didn't say it slow enough. I... AM... In charge.... Of the Mage College."

Nation: "I was born to Satursia, though I quickly left any claimed territory I could so I could move the Mage's College. Our last location was... unfavorable, to say the least."
Clothing: "I usually adorn only a single set of blue robes. I generally use magic to clean it every time the day is over, so I don't need any extras. Though, for when I'm feeling like I need to fight I have shoulder pads, and if I want to be extra spiffy, a hood as well."

Weapons: "Though, while I usually rely on magic and conjured things to do my fighting for me, I do favor a shortsword that has the finest enchantment I can think of, but telling it here would spoil its secret, so, just know it's enchanted."

Miscellaneous: "I do not have many extra things. I carry around a pretty big spell book though, in case I get bored. I have playing cards as well. Did I mention my soul has also absorbed the power of a few other demon souls? Hah! I kid, I kid. Though, that may be a possibility. Something new to research."

SecondBreaking · May 8, 2017

Sophia Du'Mein
(NPC)
Title: Duchess of Illesia
Appearance:

Age: 24
Race: Human
Gender: Female
Nationality: Unknown Province
Height: 5'6"
Weight: 142lbs
Eye Color: Blue
Hair Color: Black
Level: 1
Class: None
Deity: Unknown
Alignment: Neutral
Proficiency: +0
Organization: None
Background: Sophia was born into aristocracy, and taught by her parents to be manipulative in order to defend the rather large province that they rule over. Sophia is aggressive in her behavior, whether she is doing negotiations or trying to seduce a possible suitor, but this does not mean that she is an amateur when it comes to politics. On the contrary, Sophia is a master politician, maneuvering cleverly until she traps her opponent into doing what she wants them to do.
Hit Points: 7

Strength: 8 (-1)
Dexterity: 8 (-1)
Constitution: 8 (-1)
Intelligence: 14 (+2)
Wisdom: 10 (+0)
Charisma: 16 (+3)

AC: 10
Speed: 30ft
Armor: None
Clothing: Wears flowing, elegant robes that at times may be rather revealing. She always wears vibrant colors that would draw attention towards her and her figure.
Weapon and Damage: Stiletto, 1d4
Misc Items: She carries a large gold purse on her person, as well as the extravagant jewels that she wears on her person which she uses to accentuate her physical beauty.

FireMaiden · May 8, 2017

Arcadia

Description: A gorgeous oceanic nation with white sandy beaches and exapnsive forest at the base of the mountians. The islands, while somehwat small for many people to live on, are home to the many exotic, and tropical fruits they trade with the other nations.
Capital: Toron
Household Motto: "As strong as the sea, as proud as the serpant, we stand together or fall divied."
Lords: Lord Tiberius Rosewood
Ladies: Lady Elizabeth Riess

Marriage: While one may choose to have many wives/husbands or just one, there are certian criteria that needs to be met. You may marry of the same gender, or differnt races, Arcadia had very open minded rulers and people.
Nobility: The Reiss Family, The Fa'Lanis Family, The Westinghaus Family, and The Rosewood Family are some of the more notable families. Reiss is a strong military family, and now the royal family of Arcadia. Fa'Lanis has a powerful history of mages with continues to grow, Westinghaus is diolomatic, holding spots in yhe toyal court, and Rosewood is a famous merchant family, now also part of thw royal Arcadian family.
Warfare: With the strongest navy in Tyrium, it's not wise to fight them from the sea and while their army isn't one to be messed with either, Aracdia is actally a peaceful nation. More focused on diplomatic solutions and helping the other nations rather than fighting them. However, they have no problem fighting if it comes down to it.
Races: Any race may live here if they choose to
Music:

Other:
- Currently, all borders are open, which means all trade as well.
- Quiet often, bottles of spiced rum or wine are left at The Varanaz Fortress by Arcadian travellers. It's all good fun, and to show that while Grissenholt may try, Arcdia and it's people aren't really all that intemidated. ( Shireling )
(I apologize it's not every neat)
Location 1- Toron (Purple color near the top)
Appearance:

Description:
The latgest city in Arcadia, Toron sits proudly upon not only a large river, but a gorgeous wayer fall as well. Most if the nobles live here, as well as many other people who are more confotable financially. There are three differnt open markets, not to mention the numerous shops and gardens strewn about. There are many inns and residental homes, the Merchants guild, and of course Whitewater Castle, home to the rulers of Arcadia. A very pleasent place to be if you asked me, or anyone else who has ever been.
Location 2- Loudwater (Orange)
Appearance:

Description:
A thriving town if hunters sitting at the base of am abandoned castle. Not many people live here, although rather popular for trade and tourism, Loudwater is the birthplace of many of the noble families of Arcadia as it was the first Captial city. Though the reason that changed to Toron has been lost to history.
Location 3- Mithril (Blue)
Appearance:

Description: This is the city which lives at night. Many of the nocturnal races live here, such as Vampires and Lycan's, though any race is welcome. Business is slow during the day became not many shops are open. At night however, is when things are bomming. Here you can buy monster loot, take part in festivites in the main square, and get food you can't get anywhere else. Not to mention the incredeble sights. Mithril may seem dark and dismal, though it's everything else.

Location 4- Temple of Ikolos (Yellow)
Appearance:

Description:
While his places of worship are spead around Arcadia as small shrines and churches, this is Ikolos' temple. A large castle almost, home to the many preist and preistes in charge of taking care of it. Mant people who follow his teachings make a pilgramage here. Some may want to join the preist in their study, while others seek guidence or to gaze upon the Angel's Tear Drop whenever it's in bloom.
Location 5- Greven/Port Rosewood (Green)
Appearance:

Description:
As the largest port city in Arcadia, Greven is home to Port Rosewood. This is where most of the fish and exotic fruit is sold int he large open market Greven is famous for. There are many resturants and inns as well, seeing as how this is maybe the number one place, besides Toron, tourist go to vist. Yoh find many of the guards from Greven out in some of the smaller fishing towns and villages, as well as on the islands.
Location 6- Fort Denmar (Dark Pink)
Apperance:

Description:
Fort Denmar serves two purposes. A military outpost, and the beginning of a new town. A fort which was once used during the war, Arcadia has re-purposed it as a place refuges can start a new life. With help from the other cities, towns, and villages ,the few hundred people here are off on a fantasic start of a new life.
Flora;

Name: Fairy's Bloom
Appearance:

Description: A pink flower with an abundance of petals said to house Fairys since glowing bugs like to rest here.
Value: 1. While pretty, and rather popular flowers to put in arangments, it has no real vaule.
Activity: Inactive

Name: Singing Trees
Appearance:

Description: Scattered though out the forest and various wooded ares of Arcadia, there are trees who sing at night. It's not known how or why these trees sing, they just do. It's not even really a song, just a low humming sound.
Value: 6. It's leaves have a medicnal vaule, being used to cure posions and heal small wounds. While it's wood is a but stronger than normal wood, it's not as vauleuable as it's leaves
Activity: Active. There is a certain process you have to use in order to get anything from the Singing Trees. It takes a good hour or two to complete, but once it's done the tree will allow you to take what you need. If you do not use this ritual, which only the locals of Arcadia are familiar with, the tree will start to make a soothing sound luring you into a trace like state, before it starts to move and the it swallows you whole.

Name: Angel's Tear Drop
Appearance:

Description: A golden flower thag blooms only for a few days, once per year in Ikolos' temple and deep in forest protected by the Nymphs.
Value: 10. This is a flower than can cure almost any illness and heal any wound, and seeing as how it's very hard to get, anyone who has one can get a small forturne for a single flower. And seeing as how it dies if removed from it's orginal place, it's even more vauable.
Activity: Inactive, but not unprotected. In Ikolos' temple, the preist protect it. And n the forest, in the few places you can find it, are protected by the oldest Nymphs.

Fauna;

Name: Owl Griffin
Appearance:

Description: Fuzzy, cuddly, and soft, yhe owl griffin is a rather docile creature unless provoked. This large creature is a rather common sight in Arcadia. Many of the locals know how to deal with them, some even having then as pets despite the size they can grow to. Males can grow between 9 to 14 feet, while females can grow between 7 to 12 feet. Some members of the military ride owl if they're prforming recon, since this griffen has perfect sight in the dark, and is a stealthy flyer.
Danger: 8. While the Owl Griffin may not seem like a huge threat, and typically aren't unless aggitated, and actually make good pets, it has the abbility to kill animals larger than itself, rip throigh armor, and break boulders.
Health Points: 350
Damage: 40-52
Speed: 6
AC:

Name: Fruit Dragons
Appearance:

Description: A small orange or red dragon that eats fruits. Mostly seen in the forest and the islands where the most fruit is. This small dragon will not get any bigger than a small dog, and can make good companions on the road.
Danger: 2
Health Points: 59
Damage: 10-15
Speed: 3
AC:

Name: Nymphs (Forest and Water)
Appearance:

Description: There are two differnt types of Nymphs in Arcadia, and while you may think they are a differnt species they are actually related. Water nymphs are beautiful sirens which help saliors find their way home. Foresnt nypmhs hide as trees, helping the other forest creatures and serving the Elder Tortise. You have to respect them or they wil attack you with no remorse dispite being seen as peaceful creatures
Danger: 10
Health Points: 1075
Damage: 120-135
Speed: 12
AC:

Name: The Elder Tortise
Appearance:

Description: The only one known to exsit, The Elder Tortise can be found wandering the forest of Arcadia, and relaxing at Ikolos' temple. It's roumors he was once human, but was cursed and is now forced to wander. For a select few he deams worthy, he will speak, either words of wisdom or encouragement. To those who need help, he may assist if he's nearby.
Danger: 10. Though while being a docile creature who doesnt attack on sight, challenging him will be the last mistake you ever make. While not very fast, he is armed with anceint magic, since he's very old.
Health Points: 2500
Damage: 200
Speed: 2
AC:

Of course, there are many differnt animals, like wolves and other common forest creatures along witb an abunace of common trees and other plant life. Though the islands under Arcadian rule grow tropical fruits and exotic flowers.
Name: Ikolos
Titles: The All Mighty
Picture:

Description: Ikolos is a half man, hald krackan, usually depicted weilding a two pronged staff. He's very large, and the oldest of the deities those in Arcadia worship.
Domains: Sea, Storms, Ocean Creatures, and Monsters.
Personality: Ikolos is a benovlant god who protects not only his domains, but his followers as well. Anger him however, and all will not end well.
All kingdoms need important characters, and if all of the important characters die, the kingdom falls. Multiple players can have characters within one kingdom.

1. Gabrielle Riess - Leader of the Arcadian Inqistion, Military Advisor, and Chess Champion. Her older sister is also married to Lord Tiberius.
2. (Place character sheet here)
3. (Place character sheet here)
4. (Place character sheet here)
5. (Place character sheet here)
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Ineptitude · May 9, 2017

Nisamora

Wrought Iron Warrior

Info: Name: Nisamora Steelshaper
Age: Forty
Race: Dwarf (¼ Human)
Gender: Female
Nationality: Stateless
Height: 4'0" (121cm)
Weight: 115lbs (52kg)
Eye Color: Bottle Green
Hair Color: Silver Gray
Character: Level: 1
Class: Metalurgist
Deity: None
Alignment: True Neutral
Proficiency: +5
Organization: None
Stats: Hit Points: 8

Strength: 13 (+2)
Dexterity: 9 (+0)
Constitution: 13 (+2)
Intelligence: 9 (+2)
Wisdom: 11 (+0)
Charisma: 11 (+0)

AC: 10
Speed: 15
Skills: Physical:
1. Craft
2. Survival
Magical:
1. Sheild
2. Heat Metal
Inventory: Clothing: On the battlefield, Nisamora normally adorns lightweight metal armor that wouldn't obstruct her movements during combat situations and would allow her to easily carry heavy loads.
Weapon(s): Nisamora weilds a large warhammer nearly twice her height as her main weapon. Aside from this, she also carries a pair of daggers strapped to her waist for close combat.
Misc Items: Nisamora always carries along with her the basic tools and equipment used for blacksmithing.

BunnyQueen · May 9, 2017

Yuzmoth Snowmaker
High king of Zoram

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Name: Yuzmoth Snowmaker
Age: 52
Race: Dwarf
Gender: Male
Nationality: White
Height: 4’1”
Weight: 153 lbs
Eye Color: Brown
Hair Color: Coal black
Level: 1
Class: Fighter
Deity: Thor
Alignment: True Neutral
Proficiency: +2
Organization: None
Background:
Hit Points: 18

Strength: 17
Dexterity: 10
Constitution: 17
Intelligence: 8
Wisdom: 10
Charisma: 8

AC: 20
Speed: 15
Physical:
1. Jump
2. Climb
Armor: Dwarven royal gold plated heavy armor.
Clothing: Leather tunic
Weapon(s): Dwarven gold short sword.
Misc Items: A single wooden flute

BunnyQueen · May 9, 2017

Zoram is a vast underground dwarven city the likes of which has never been seen, on the surface, are the harsh lava filled mountains while underneath is the Dwarven gold filled paradise.
Capital: Red Dunes
“I'll stop when I'm dead!”
Lords: High king Yuzmoth
Ladies: Lady Sparrow

Marriage: It is the tradition that when a dwarf is looking to marry he or she wears a special necklace to indicate they want to be courted when the marriage is formed the necklace is melted down into four rings for each spouse. Once married it's for life also dwarfs are only allowed to take on one significant other.
Nobility: There are few nobles in the dwarven kingdom but they are treated like normal citizens with no special treatment, they nobles are only called that because of their renowned craftsmanship.
Warfare: Dwarves love fighting and prefer to do so on the ground in large infantry units while they prefer fighting on the ground there is a small specially trained unit used to flanking.
Races: The dwarfs live in the kingdom of Zoram while other races are allowed to visit none stay for a long period of time.
“All Hail High King Yuzmoth!”
Location 1- Gold-Reach
Appearance:

Description: Gold-Reach is the heavily armed entrance into the dwarven kingdom, Dwarven sharpshooters stay on the walls while a garrison of footman patrols the entrance daily. Entrance to the rest of the kingdom is strictly monitored if any foreigner is put into the city a squad of dwarves follows them until they leave while dwarves are allowed to go unsupervised no matter their relation to the kingdom.

Location 2- Red-Dunes
Appearance:

Description: The Red-Dunes as they are commonly referred to house the most skilled blacksmiths in all the dwarf kingdoms, The throne room for the king is located in the center and the most pristine furnace is saved for the high king.

Location 3- Slumber-Crafts
Appearance:

Description: Slumber-Crafts, as it is nicknamed by the residents, is the housing district for the many dwarves that live in the pits of the fiery mountains, while other races are allowed to stay here they prefer to hang closer to the entrance.

Location 4- Castle of the Gods
Appearance:

Description: The Castle of the Gods serves as two purposes for the dwarves the first purpose is the personal house of the High king and his descendants. The High king was created by the Dwarven gods to lead them when they begged the gods for a king, Ever since then the High king has been treated like a lesser god when compared to the elders. The second purpose of the Castle is to serve as a temple and church for praying to the elder gods.

Location 5- The Pub
Appearance:

Description: The nightlife of the Dwarven empire in the deepest depths of the caves, this is where the Dwarves party all night and sleep all day when they are off the job many weddings are performed here daily and there is always life here no matter what race, very rarely any other race can keep up with the dwarves in drinking.
Flora;

Name: Embers
Appearance:

Description: These embers of the past light the ways for the dwarves as they dig ever deeper into the endless mines.
Value: 3
Activity: Inactive

Name: Luck
Appearance:

Description: Luck referred to by mainly the dwarves lay embedded in the ground inside and outside the mountains wait until something steps on it then snap shut killing and eating whatever it gets.
Value: 7 and 2 (Annoying if inside the caves but helpful if outside guarding the perimeter.)
Activity: Active

Name: Soot Love
Appearance:

Description: This Soot covered Rose is normally the first sign that a dwarf wants to court someone else. Gifted by husbands to wives and fathers to daughters the soot covered rose has many different meanings all around the subject of love.
Value: 1
Activity: Inactive

Fauna;

Name: Bad
Appearance:

Description: The dwarves simply refer to this beast as bad since it is near impossible to get out of its grips once it has you. The monster hides on the cave roof and waits for a dwarf to get underneath it then it reaches down and quickly snatches it up eating the dwarf whole.
Danger: 7
Health Points: 40
Damage: Grab attack. Immobilizes target, deals 4d4 per round once target is caught.
Speed: 0ft
AC: 14

Name: Lightning Bug
Appearance:

Description: Lightning bugs are native to the deep caves in the dwarven kingdom when agitated these bugs shoot out small zaps of lightning none lethal in small doses.
Danger: 1
Health Points: 4
Damage: 1d4
Speed: 20ft
AC: 1

Name: Stalkers
Appearance:

Description: Stalkers hang high above the Red Dunes absorbing the warmth which helps them nurture the young, The stalkers stick to their name when they see dwarves walking below the follow them home while staying on the roof of the cave and kill them in the late hours of the night.
Danger: 4
Health Points: 20
Damage: 1d8
Speed: 30ft/flying
AC: 14

Name: War Boar
Appearance:

Description: These boars native to the land around the mountains serve as mounts for the small dwarves they make a perfect fit.
Danger: 4 when wild, 2 when tamed

Health Points: 20
Damage: 1d8
Speed: 20ft
AC: 12
Name: Orobarion
Titles: Dragon Tamer

Description: Orobarion was a human the dwarves believed was blessed by the gods and eventually rose to become a god himself. Orobarion tamed the dragons that lived in the mountains making them leave the dwarves alone but in doing so sacrificed his mortal body. The dwarves pray to him for their eternal safety and pray that one day they will be blessed by the elders like Orobarion was.
Domains: Domination, Strength, Cunning, and Will
Personality: Orobarion was as stubborn as a dragon maybe it was why he was chosen to make peace with them.
All kingdoms need important characters, and if all of the important characters die, the kingdom falls. Multiple players can have characters within one kingdom.

1. (Place character sheet here)
2. (Place character sheet here)
3. (Place character sheet here)
4. (Place character sheet here)
5. (Place character sheet here)
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SecondBreaking · May 9, 2017

Cain
(NPC)
Title: The Forsaken Knight
Appearance:

Name: Cain
Age: 177 Years
Race: Celestial
Gender: Male
Nationality: None
Height: 6'7"
Weight: 278lbs
Eye Color: Unknown
Hair Color: Unknown
Level: 5
Class: Fighter
Deity: None
Alignment: Chaotic Evil
Proficiency: +3
Organization: None
Background: "Thou art accursed, banished from the heavens which you so foolishly forsook..."
Cain heard these words burned into his mind as he fell. He felt the feathers of his wings fly off his body as he fell, their descent was much slower than his and it looked as if he was leaving a trail of feathers as he fell. He clutched his sword more tightly as he turned to face downwards. A dragon fell in a similar fashion to him, it seemed it was unable to fly, at least not when it was preoccupied with him, so he rocketed himself forward with a powerful blast of his dying wings to meet the dragon in combat.

Their battle was of epic proportions, but Cain was not fighting to slay the dragon, but rather to buy time. He knew that eventually the dragon would hit the ground, and when falling at these speeds it would result in its death. As the ground closed in, Cain knew his time was near. Finally the time came, and the dragon slammed into the ground with a massive, enraged roar. An immense plume of dust and debris flew into the air directly after the impact, completely obscuring the dragon and the land around it. Right before the dragon hit the ground, Cain beat his wings one last time, sending him as high as he could go to reverse the impact, but this would be their last effort. Although his impact was lessened, Cain slammed into the ground, shattering his left arm. Through the smoke Cain heard a loud metallic noise and the heavy breathing of the dragon, and knew that he would have to deal with the losses of his wings and his left arm later. He picked up his sword, and charged into the obscuring dust.

He found the dragon lying at the bottom of what he knew was a massive crater. He slid down the wall of the crater, and approached the dying dragon. Cain knew it was dying, for it could not lift itself, it just lay there with its head flat on the ground. Cain laboriously climbed the side of the dragon, and drove his sword straight into the dragon's skull. Its body shivered one last time in preparation for death, and its breathing stopped. Cain got off of the dragon, and collapsed to his knees.

Eventually people began to appear from the heavy obscuring veil of dust, and eventually the dust died out. Cain looked up from where he knelt, and saw a massive gathering of people. Many were weeping, the children just poked at the body of the dragon, not fully understanding the situation that they were in. Cain did. The dragon landed on top of a town or possibly even a small city, and now what was left of the entire population was a massive crater. After the smoke cleared, Cain was nowhere to be found.
Physical
1. Jump +8
Armor: Half Plate
Clothing: Wears an obscuring black cloak that makes his height oppressive and imposing. The cloak is badly worn, with no sleeve for the left arm.
Weapon and Damage: Ancient Bastard Sword, 2d8 dmg
Misc Items: Odd iron scale, parchment with scribbles and drawings, the word "dragon" is legible, as well as a clear drawing of the anatomy of a dragon.

Shireling · May 10, 2017

Description: Grissenholt, once a visually-stunning nation populated by scattered forests and verdant grasslands, is now mostly fire-scarred and barren from decades of dragonic incursions. Towards the capital, the landscape becomes more green and vibrant.
Capital:Grissen City
"Industry, Fraternity, Humanity."

Lords/Rulers: Empress Konstanzina IV, High Priest Lucius Demerakz, General Emirias Vin Kalumn, Lord Sergei Tepes, Lord Harold Voltiger, Lord Kalun Vin Vyvren, Lord Arthur Rippen, and Lord Douglas Tyvalz.
Ladies: Who are the rulers married to?

Marriage: In Grissenholt, marriages are common and strictly heterosexual and monogamous under penalty of excommunication.
Nobility: The noble families are comprised of the Imperial Lineage, the House Tepes, the House Voltiger, and the various nobles of the Silver Arrow Society.
Warfare: The Grissenholtian people are not culturally warlike, but their nobility has a thirst for expansion and bloodshed. The Imperial Army relies primarily on lines of heavy melee infantry, crossbowmen, and heavy shock cavalry mounted on both horses and (more rarely) griffins. The Imperial Army also maintains a large contingent of siege engines, notably heavy ballistae and trebuchets.
Races: Humans, Vampires, and Werewolves are enfranchised as full subjects of the Imperium. While Halflings have lived in the country for generations, they do not have the rights of Imperial subjects. Elves are held in large numbers in Grissenholt as agricultural slaves. Although very few Dwarves live in Grissenholt, they are allowed to travel freely. Tribes of Orcs and Goblins can sometimes be found in the Sagar Forest and are usually not paid any attention by the authorities.
Music:
Additional Information

Grissenholt's origins stem from the City-State of Grissen, which was founded by Men over a thousand years ago. In earlier times, Grissen was a morally benign monarchy governed by a wise and just ruler and primarily administrated by the good clerics of the Church of the White Light. All faiths, creeds, and peoples were welcome in Grissen and the surrounding Manish cities that made up a small confederation of aligned states that would become the Imperium, although tensions between Elves and Men were already present.

Several hundred years ago, the House Tepes was established in Grissen City as the Manish kingdoms were beginning to consolidate after a series of crusades against Elves and Goblins. Taking advantage of the openness of Grissenholtian society, the vampires of the House Tepes prayed on the townsfolk while evading prosecution by force of corruption and quick wits. A few decades later, the House Voltiger also rose to prominence in Grissenholt and began competing in the mercantile exchanges. The increased activity of vampires and lycanthropes in the kingdom led to the formation of the Silver Arrow Society shortly afterwards. Between then and the Dragon War, the Houses openly and secretly fought each other for power and influence turning the streets into violent free-for-alls.

When the dragons invaded, Grissenholt's understaffed and beleaguered army was barely sufficient to police the kingdom, let alone fight off dragons pillaging the frontiers. A palace coup was orchestrated by the Great Houses which ousted the king and replaced him with the first Emperor, Konstanz I. When the Church of the White Light refused to recognize his divine rule, Konstanz declared himself the head of a new religion and designated the Church as heretics. Imperial inquisitors arrested and beheaded the Patriarch of the Church before the White Light went underground and became the White Order.

After the religious reformation and the establishment of the Imperial Religion, Konstanz set about reforming the army. He used the dragonic incursion as a pretext for invading and annexing neighboring independent Manish kingdoms and consolidating his empire. Throughout the Dragon War, Konstanz established an effective buffer zone around Grissenholt. In the chaos of the fighting, much of the verdant lands near the empire occupied by Halflings was laid to waste. In record numbers, Halflings left their villages and moved to Grissenholt to work in forges and manufactories, living as reluctant wage slaves within the empire and despised by Men. Meanwhile, the hatred between Elves and Men has erupted into an outright race war, which led to the establishment of the Imperial Elvish Decree, stating that Elves were property of the Empire. The Grissenholtian Army began it's ongoing campaign of rounding up Elves in nearby countrysides and selling them into slavery in Grissenholt.

Today, the Imperium of Grissenholt has a nightmarish political climate and is ruled by Empress Konstanzina IV with an iron fist. The landscape is typically barren and blighted by constant warfare with dragons, becoming more green and vibrant as one grows closer to the capital. Grissen City is a vibrant metropolis, one of the largest on the continent, but alongside its concert halls and grand Imperial Cathedrals are the slums and whorehouses, forges, and slave trading hubs.

MAJOR ORGANIZATIONS

Imperial Army of Grissenholt:

Made up of battle-ready, fanatic knights, the Imperial Army is one of the largest on the continent and is proficient against both conventional armies and dragons. Men and women serve openly in the ranks, while Vampires and Werewolves are prominent in the officer corps, although they pretend to be human. While the army owes its ultimate allegiance to the Empress, many commanders are corrupt and serve one of the Houses.

House Tepes:

The Vampire Court, the House Tepes is headquartered at the palatial Rumkoff Estate, a huge slave plantation in the Grissenholtian countryside where the Tepes Family presides over every assorted kind of debauchery. Agents of the House Tepes are known to operate as slavers, spies, and assassins to maintain the House's stranglehold on the Elven slave trade.

House Voltiger:

Voltigers are honorable, but decidedly violent, aristocrats that control most of the trade and manufacturing in Grissenholt. This makes them, arguably, the most powerful Great House. The Voltigers are divided on several issues, but generally they try to present a united front for all werewolves against prejudice. While some see humans as inferiors to be subjugated, most of the House accepts their tentative relationship with society at large. Agents of the Voltigers generally specialize in industrial sabotage and corporate espionage.

The Silver Arrow Society:

The Society is a collection of nobles, most prominently from the Vin Vyvrens, the Rippens, and the Tyvalz. The Silver Arrow Society rose as a response to increasing vampiric and werewolf activity in Grissenholt, and furthermore used the coup as a way of fortifying their wealth and power. While the Silver Arrow Society does protect the people of Grissenholt from rogue vampires and werewolves to some degree, their primary role is as mercenaries specializing in the killing of the Undead. They are also attempting to muscle in on both the Tepes monopoly on the slave trade and the Voltiger trade monopoly.

MINOR ORGANIZATIONS

The White Order:

A collection of underground churches, the White Order preaches the gospel of the Prophet Zamkaz and his teachings on the Light of Lights. Ruthlessly hunted by Imperial inquisitors, White Order clerics are typically proficient in combat and stealth.

Imperial Inquisition:

Enforcers of the Imperial Orthodoxy, Inquisitors are tasked to hunt down heretics and burn them at the stake.

The Shacklers:

The official police force of Grissenholt, the Shacklers are known for their signature weapon: a fighting stave with a neck collar that is meant to be attached to an opponent in combat to subdue them. Shacklers are the most prominent symbol of oppression in Grissenholt, with their coal grey coats and spiked helms.

The White Coats:

Rejecting the healing magic of the White Order, Grissenholtian society has embraced the "real medicine" of the White Coats, a sadistic group of alchemists and doctors that run the country's network of hospitals and mental institutions. The White Coats, while claiming to ostensibly help people, are truly quack doctors looking for human specimens for experimentation.
Grissen City
A large metropolis and capital of the Imperium, Grissen City is built around a set of six hills. At the top of the central hill is the Grissen Source that supplies the city with water, as well as the imposing Imperial Palace and nearby Grand Imperial Cathedral. Grissenholt's streets are cluttered and disorganized and lead to foundries and manufactories of various forms, as well as brothels, crowded tenements, and assorted drug dens. Beyond the ancient city walls, the countryside outside of the city is green and fertile, tilled by a mixture of peasant serfs and slave laborers.

Port Martin
Situated on the banks of the nearby delta, Port Martin is a commercial hub and center of trade. It is also the largest slave trading post in the Imperium. The small Imperial Navy is harbored here, as well. The town is typical of larger Grissenholtian settlements, having a large market, a fort, and an Imperial Cathedral. The town is also home to the disreputable Salzer House, the country's largest mental institution.

The Varanaz Fortress
Although Varanaz does have a civilian population, this ancient walled citadel at the edge of the Sagar Forest is primarily a military outpost meant to intimidate the nearby Kingdom of Arcadia. The fortress is said to be nearly unassailable, once holding out against a ten-month siege by an Orcish army 100,000 strong, and is situated on a marble plateau sparsely populated by juniper trees and the occasional mountain goat. The civilian farmers living in the fortress feed the garrison from terraced farms on the plateau.

Canticle
Another river-town, Canticle was once the holy city of the Church of the White Light. It is still heavily in favor of the White Order and there are constant skirmishes between White Order clerics and Imperial inquisitors. Situated on a bend in the river, Canticle is encompassed by tall white walls, and the River Authority of Grissenholt maintains the Chain here, a large iron chain drawn across the river to prevent unauthorized ship traffic. Canticle is smaller than most cities and generally more rebellious thanks to the Red Slaughter perpetrated forty years ago by the Imperial Army at the behest of the Mad Emperor Ellisek II. 20,000 Canticleans were put to the sword over six weeks on suspicion of treason or heresy, cementing popular opinion in the town away from the Imperium. A heavy police presence and oppressive curfew is enforced in Canticle, owing to rebel activities both real and imagined.

Sagar Point
The northernmost extent of the Imperium, Sagar Point is a fairly large settlement located in the dense undergrowth of the ancient Sagar Forest and ringed by a palisade wall. Sagar Point is the center of lumber harvesting operations for the Imperium, and thus is mainly populated by lumberjacks and workers at local saw mills. The logs are then transported by barge to Canticle and from there on to Grissenholt. Sagar Point is also the only place in the country to hunt Red Stag and cultivate Sagar Honeydew, a potent ingredient in some healing brews.

North Marches
The North Marches is an area of the country that was once part of the Great Holy Kingdom of Rume, but was viciously destroyed by dragons during the Dragon War. This area was the hardest hit by the dragons and remains blackened and scarred. A few scattered homesteads and villages recently built by colonists have began to crop up.

Eddlewine
Eddlewine encompasses the Eddlewine Valley, and the settlement area of Eddlewine Village which also includes the smaller villages of Endwine, Buckley, Roan, and Creektown. The area was once the homeland of the Halflings, and was spared the wrath of the dragons, but not the expansion of the Imperium. Two centuries ago, Grissenholtian knights marched into the Valley and placed the area under their control. The establishment of charcoal factories and mechanical looms on the Eddlewine Creek ruined the land and claimed much of the shady oak groves that the area was known for. Centuries later, most of the Halflings have moved off the land but some still remain in the area where they are treated as second-class citizens and are mostly an afterthought to the area's new Grissenholtian viceroys and governors.

Westholt
Located near the entrance to the Sagar Forest on the Woodland Road, Westholt is a sleepy highway town known for its famous industry of housing, breeding, and training griffins and demigriffs. The town is one of the more hospitable ones in Grissenholt and a good place to stop over and check one's gear. It is also the headquarters for most of the trade caravans that travel the nation's roads.

Tidewater
The name "Tidewater" is a bit of a misnomer as it is many miles from the ocean. This village does, however, have a connection to the sea as it is the nation's largest inland market for fish and crustaceans harvested by the smaller fishing villages to the south. This town is noticeable for its issues with disease and its rancid smell. The inhabitants of Tidewater are meaner and gruffer than most.
Flora;

Name: Sagar Honeydew

Description: The Sagar Honeydew plant is a yellow flower standing about six inches tall and growing commonly in the undergrowth of the dark Sagar Forest. The plant has a deep root system and the blossom can be harvested without harming the plant.

Value: 8, Honeydew is a powerful ingredient in healing potions, and can be used as a sweetener.
Activity: Inactive

Name: Bitter-oak

Description: Bitter-oak is a species of tree similar to oaks comprising around 60% of the canopy of the Sagar Forest. The Bitter-oak is known for its beautiful dark wood, which is used widely as a hardwood and can be kilned to produce a charcoal with a faintly aromatic smell when burned. The apples of the tree are, however, slightly poisonous (more than one will cause violent illness in humans). They are best used as a way to build up an immunity to poison.
Value: 6. It's wood is useful, and its apples can be used to train an immunity to natural poisons.
Activity: Inactive

Name: Walking Tree

Description: Walking Trees are sentient trees that look much like the surrounding forest. When dormant, these creatures are indistinguishable from regular trees. They will, however, periodically stand up and move on two legs or all fours to an area with more water and sunlight. Walking trees are most common in the grasslands outside of Grissen City and to the north.
Value: 2. They can be harvested for wood, but it is typically too much trouble.
Activity: Active, although walking trees will never attack unprovoked.

Fauna;

Name: Griffin

Description: Griffins are magical creatures with the forebody of an eagle and the haunches of a lion that are native to the foothills of the mountains to the west of the Sagar Forest. They stand at roughly twelve feet tall with a wingspan of twenty-two feet. In Grissenholt, special tamers are sent into the mountains to partially domesticate them and many Griffins are bred in captivity to produce usable war animals for the Army. Mostly, however, they are bred with horses to produce the much more manageable Demigriff.
Danger: 8. To an untrained handler, Griffins are highly dangerous.
Health Points: 175
Damage: 1d10 x 2 (Talons), 2d8 (Bite)
Speed: 40 ft (grounded) 60 ft (flying)
AC: 16

Name: Charred Undead

Description: The remnants of armies and villages conquered by the dragons many centuries ago, these charred corpses can be found wandering the countryside in the northern parts of the country. They are slow, weak, and unintelligent.
Danger: 3. Dangerous to those too dumb to leg it, or those caught in an enclosed space unarmed.
Health Points: 30
Damage: 1d4 x 2 (Claws), 1d8 (Bite)
Speed: 10 ft
AC: 11

Name: The Chained

Description: After the Emperor Claudio succumbed to plague sixty years ago and subsequently became undead, the Empress Rebekka decreed that the Undead could not be killed except in self-defense, and also that they could not be held responsible for any deaths. While this runs counter to old Church teachings that the soul vacates the corpse at death, the law was eagerly seized on by the White Coats who promised they could keep loved-ones safe while they worked on the alchemical Cure for Undead. Sixty years later, no cure has been found but funding still finds its way to the White Coats, who continue to apprehend undead citizens and wrap them in a straightjacket and mask to prevent them from harming others. Originally, they were held chained in White Coat facilities, but as those hospitals became overcrowded the organization began quietly letting them "escape." Today, one can rarely meet the Chained in fields or walking down the street. Though you are forbidden by law from harming them, it is said that Clerics of the White Order lead the corpses away from the towns to be disposed of.
Danger: 1. It is very rare that one of these Undead will break free of their restraints and attack.
Health Points: 40
Damage: No Attacks
Speed: 5ft
AC: 8

Name: Red Stag

Description: Red Stags are humanoid deer native to the Sagar Forest. Little is known about them except that their hides are imbued with magical properties. Stags carry a magic staff, which they use to perform teleportation magic, making them one of the hardest animals on the continent to hunt. Dark rumors abound that the Stags are actually carnivorous and enjoy luring humans into the forest to be eaten, but these rumors are unsubstantiated. Natural philosophers have also concluded that there must be a female counterpart for the species somewhere, but thus far a specimen has never been found.
Danger: 5. While they can be avoided by merely sticking to the road, they are known to gore hunters with their antlers or lead them into the woods where they remain lost forever.
Health Points: 80
Damage: 1d8 (Staff), 4d4 (Charge)
Speed: 15 ft
AC: 14
Name: The deity worshiped in Grissenholt has no recorded name.
Titles: The Light of Lights, the Holy of Holies, the Pure Light, the White Light Beyond
Picture:
Description: The Light of Lights has no true form, but is depicted as a being of pure light in stained glass reliefs and paintings. The Light has no audible voice, and is said to communicate telepathically with those it divinely favors in a cold, ambiguously gendered voice.
Domains: The Light of Lights is said to reside beyond the Seventh Circle of Night in Grissenholtian cosmology. It does, however, have the power to intercede in the Mortal Realm through messengers or by divine miracles.
Personality: The Light of Lights has no countenance or known human-like personality, but the teachings of the Church as revealed to the prophets by the Light's voice proclaim that it is a being that values purity and looks favorably upon those that keep its commandments to remain pure and free from immoralities, both those of the flesh and the spirit.
Other Information: Grissenholtians hold the Light of Lights to be the creator of the Universe and the embodiment of all that is morally Good. When the Imperial Orthodoxy was established, the Imperial Lineage was said to be imbued with divine power and in tune with their Divine Will. Thus, to question the moral choices of the rulers is heresy, punishable by death. It is worth noting that before the establishment of the Orthodoxy, there was no concept of the Divine Rule of Kings in Grissenholt and it is not affirmed in any of the old doctrines. Additionally, various Imperial practices such as slavery were considered immoral by the teachings of the Old Church, but those teachings were ruled false by the Council of Orthodoxy, and all of the tomes containing doctrines contra to modern Imperial teachings are deemed heretical and marked to be burned.
All kingdoms need important characters, and if all of the important characters die, the kingdom falls. Multiple players can have characters within one kingdom.

Empress Konstanzina IV

"My line has ruled Grissenholt fairly and faithfully for centuries. I intend to do the same. When I am dead, report my cause aright to the unsatisfied."

Ascending to the throne after her brother, Claudio III, was killed in a tragic hunting accident, Konstanzina is the third empress of Grissenholt. Although she is a young ruler at only 32, she has a mind for the politics of the Imperial Court and an insatiably curious mind. She is known to her aids and attendants as the Spy Queen, as she relies on a network of informants to feed her information about her courtiers, Grissenholt's nobility, and the sentiments of the Army and the general population. Owing to her obsession with espionage, she is also highly paranoid and secretive, writing all official dispatches in a cypher and spending most of her days under heavy guard at the Imperial Palace.

General Emirius Vin Kalumn

"To my lady I will be true and faithful, and love all that she loves and shun all that she shuns."

General Vin Kalumn hails from a long line of military commanders, with his great great grandfather being the overall theatre commander of the Grissenholtian Army during the last years of the Dragon War. General Vin Kalumn is, like his family before him, a brilliant field commander who can claim thirty-six career victories on the pitch, mostly against Orcish incursions from the mountains or Sagar Forest. Despite his fame within the Imperium, he does not keep to many Imperial ideals. He is a closeted heretic, having converted to the ways of the Old Church after a vision of the Light of Lights appeared to him and "illuminated" him before a battle which he won decisively. Additionally, he aspires to the hand of the Empress in marriage, which would be unthinkable as a man of non-noble blood even if his affections were made plain and were requited. Vin Kalumn is still, however, the mastermind of Grissenholt's military strategy.

Lord Kalun Vin Vyvren

"The line of life and death is very clear, leaving the undead as nothing short of an abomination. The law calls me a murderer, I am in fact a protector."

The disputed leader of the Silver Arrow Society, Lord Vin Vyvren is the latest charismatic of the line. He is well-known for making charitable donations and speaking out on behalf of Grissenholt's poor. The lords of House Tepes are quick to accuse him and his Society of being murderers, as the law in the land forbids the killing of the Undead, but his political influence is great enough to keep his men out of trouble, and either way the law truly only applies to the recently deceased with intact corpses. Vin Vyvren has a deep hatred for the House Tepes and that rivalry often inflames Grissenholt's internal politics.

jppeer123 · May 11, 2017

Description: The old stoney land of the Gnomes and Stone Dwarves of the South. Defended by Rivers, created by the sea... This land has a river delta which makes itself even more suitable as a Trading post for the surrounding nations.
Capital: New Dunnhold
Sigil:

Household Motto: To the lands we're told, Dunnhold will hold...
Lords: "Elder Lord of the Old Kingdom" Dorakdreg Darkbrow
Ladies: None

Marriage: The marriage system is pretty straightforward, marry who you love and marry your job. 1 marriage allowed.
Nobility: The Council of Trading Organizations only accept the heads of the biggest merchant companies to its doors. They are merchants and owner of trading companies who always like to get more money out of the deal.
Warfare: They don't really fight and lean on the natural defences of the Kingdom.
Races: Almost all races, but 74% consist of Gnomes and Dwarves.
Music:
Other:
New Dunnhold-
Big Stone City in the middle of the country, markets and streets all within, outside the city big grassy fields with farmers and houses.

The Big stone city of New Dunnhold is famous for its trading reputation. Build to be uncapturable, this stone city hosts a big number of trading councils and organisations.

Old Dunnhold-
a big town with lots of little streets and trading posts, especially a lot of blacksmith shops.

This city is one of the first cities ever created in Dunnhold. This is Dunnhold's centre of blacksmiths and minerals and an amazing place to visit, for every adventurer.

Wolfden-
Sprankling city in the middle of the woods, stone streets and wooden houses characterise the days of old

The woodcutter's city of Wolfden is no joke within the Trading nation, being the biggest wood exporter in the country means there is busy work to do every day.

Darkwell-
This port-city is used for the importing-exporting and distribution of goods between Dunnhold and the other nations, with thousands of ships coming in and out every day, this city is one of the busiest in the kingdoms when it comes to trading.

Willowton-
This city makes sure that every ship coming in is no danger to the nation and or the trading business, as the main city of the Military this city sees regular military training exercises and other events popping up.
Flora;

Name: Lagoon flower
Appearance: Light blue flower with tints of grey and dark blue.

Description:
Value: 6, this plant stores and filters the water it picks up. The bigger the petals, the more water it has inside. This means that you can use this flower to drink from if you don't have anything else.
Activity: Inactive

Name: Sheep flower
Appearance: White woolly flower

Description:
Value: 7, this plant creates little strings of wool over time, sometimes they can be extracted by just pulling them out.
Activity: Inactive

Fauna;

Name: Blue Turtle
Appearance: A turtle with sea blue shield

Description:
Danger: 2
Health Points: 10 (+20 for shield)
Damage: 4
Speed: 5 on land (15 in water)
AC:

Name: Lowland bunny
Appearance: a 1,3 to 1,6 meter high bunny with big teeth and claws

Description:
Danger: 4
Health Points: 12
Damage: 10
Speed: 8
AC:

Name: Dragon bird
Appearance: a small dragon-like creature, looks like a dragon whelp but instead, it's the biggest form it can have.

Description:
Danger: 5
Health Points: 9
Damage: 20
Speed: 7 on land (18 in the air)
AC:
Name: Darte
Titles: Guider of the Trade
Description: An aura like god with the power of blessing goods and ships sailing forth. Sometimes depicted as merchant, blacksmith, woodworker, etc...
Domains: Trade, Gold, rivers.
Personality: friendly, but also harsh if not being treated well.
All kingdoms need important characters, and if all of the important characters die, the kingdom falls. Multiple players can have characters within one kingdom.

1. (Place character sheet here)
2. (Place character sheet here)
3. (Place character sheet here)
4. (Place character sheet here)
5. (Place character sheet here)
6+

FireMaiden · May 11, 2017

jppeer123 said:
Kingdom Location
Kingdom Information
Locations & Landmarks
Wildlife
Deity
Characters

Description: The old stoney land of the Gnomes and Stone Dwarves of the west. Defended by Rivers, created by the sea... This land has a river delta which makes itself even more suitable as a Trading post for the surrounding nations.
Capital: New Dunnhold

Sigil:

Household Motto: To the lands we hold, Dunnhold will hold...
Lords: Dorakdreg Darkbrow
Ladies: None

Marriage: The marriage system is pretty straightforward, marry who you love and marry your job. 1 marriage allowed.
Nobility: The Council of Trading Organizations only accept the heads of the biggest merchant companies to it's doors. They are merchants and owner of trading companies who always like to get more money out of the deal.
Warfare: They don't really fight and lean on the natural defences of the Kingdom.
Races: Almost all races, but 74% consist of Gnomes and Dwarves.
Music:
Other:

New Dunnhold-
Appearance: Big Stone City in the middle of the country, markets and streets all within, outside the city big grassy fields with farmers and houses.

Description: The Big stone city of New Dunnhold is famous for it's trading reputation. Build to be uncapturable, this stone city hosts a big number of trading councils and organizations.

Old Dunnhold-
Appearance: a big town with lots of little streets and trading posts, especially a lot of blacksmith shops.

Description: This city is one of the first cities ever created in Dunnhold. This is the center of blacksmiths and minerals and an amazing place to visit, for every adventurer.

Wolfden-
Appearance: Sprankling city in the middle of the woods, stone streets and wooden houses characterize the days of old

Description: The woodcutters city of Wolfden is no joke within the Trading nation, being the biggest wood exporter in the country means there is busy work to do everyday.

Darkwell-
Appearance: Big port in the middle of the riverdelta, surrounded by docks and water.

Description: This port-city is used for the importing-exporting and distribution of goods between Dunnhold and the other nations, the ships coming from the river always take a quick stop here, before going to their next destination.

Willowton-
Appearance: Fortress-city at the end of the riverdelta, surrounded by water.

Description: This city makes sure that every ship coming in is no danger to the nation and or the trading business, as the main city of the Military this city sees regular military training exercises and other events popping up.

Flora;

Name: Lagoon flower
Appearance: Light blue flower with tints of grey and dark blue.

Description:
Value: 6, this plant stores and filters the water it picks up. The bigger the petals, the more water it has inside. This means that you can use this flower to drink from, if you don't have anything else.
Activity: Inactive

Name: Sheep flower
Appearance: White woolly flower

Description:
Value: 7, this plant creates little strings of wool overtime, sometimes they can be extracted by just pulling them out.
Activity: Inactive

Fauna;

Name: Blue Turtle
Appearance: A turtle with sea blue shield

Description:
Danger: 2
Health Points: 10 (+20 for shield)
Damage: 4
Speed: 5 on land (15 in water)
AC:

Name: Lowland bunny
Appearance: a 1,3 to 1,6 meter high bunny with big teeth and claws

Description:
Danger: 4
Health Points: 12
Damage: 10
Speed: 8
AC:

Name: Dragon bird
Appearance: a small dragon-like creature, looks like a dragon whelp but instead it's the biggest form it can have.

Description:
Danger: 5
Health Points: 9
Damage: 20
Speed: 7 on land (18 in the air)
AC:

Name: Edart
Titles: Guider of the Trade
Description: An aura like god with the power of blessing goods and ships sailing forth. Sometimes depicted as merchant, blacksmith, woodworker, etc...
Domains: Trade, Gold, rivers.
Personality: friendly, but also harsh if not being treated well.

All kingdoms need important characters, and if all of the important characters die, the kingdom falls. Multiple players can have characters within one kingdom.

1. (Place character sheet here)
2. (Place character sheet here)
3. (Place character sheet here)
4. (Place character sheet here)
5. (Place character sheet here)
6+

Dude, I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but some of where your boarders are bleed into Grissenholt.

jppeer123 · May 11, 2017

FireMaiden said:
Dude, I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but some of where your boarders are bleed into Grissenholt.

I'm not trying it be an asshole, but till Grissenholt is accepted and added into the map on the OOC post I have the right to claim the land that isn't already claimed by an accepted nation.

FireMaiden · May 11, 2017

jppeer123 said:
I'm not trying it be an asshole, but till Grissenholt is accepted and added into the map on the OOC post I have the right to claim the land that isn't already claimed by an accepted nation.

Well, did you asked

SecondBreaking before making it?

jppeer123 · May 11, 2017

FireMaiden said:
Well, did you asked SecondBreaking before making it?

I asked if I could make a nation, yes... And he told me that I could outline my nation on the map and come up with a name, etc...

FireMaiden · May 11, 2017

jppeer123 said:
I asked if I could make a nation, yes... And he told me that I could outline my nation on the map and come up with a name, etc...

Okay, just checking.

BunnyQueen · May 11, 2017

Just a peaceful comment passing through

SecondBreaking · May 11, 2017

Shucks. Let's try not to take borders that are already being put into question for new people that haven't made a nation.

jppeer123 So, sorry man but those borders are going to be in Grissenholt, i'll put the like on the nation to solidify it. Might I suggest some of the land to the right instead?

jppeer123 · May 11, 2017

SecondBreaking said:
Shucks. Let's try not to take borders that are already being put into question for new people that haven't made a nation.
jppeer123 So, sorry man but those borders are going to be in Grissenholt, i'll put the like on the nation to solidify it. Might I suggest some of the land to the right instead?

I've changed my nation CS accordingly.

FireMaiden · May 11, 2017

Gabrielle Reiss
General Reiss
(This may take a bit)

Name: Gabrielle Reiss
Age: 25
Race: Half-Elf
Gender: Female
Nationality: Arcadian
Height: 5'6
Weight: 157 pounds
Eye Color: Red
Hair Color: Light Brown
Level: 2
Class: Spellsword
Deity: Ikolos
Alignment: Chaotic Good
Proficiency: +2
Organization: Arcadia's Military, Royal Family, and Inquistion
Hit Points: 12

Strength: 14 (+2)
Dexterity: 14 (+2)
Constitution: 9 (-1)
Intelligence: 13 (+1)
Wisdom: 8 (-1)
Charisma: 11 (+1)

AC: 20
Speed: 25 ft
Physical:
1. Knowledge
2. Climb
Magical:
1. Blade Barrier
2. Comprehend Language
Armor: Full Plate
Clothing: A white shirt, black leather pants, and boots
Weapon(s): Officer's Silver Saber, Steel dagger
Misc Items:
- Coin purse
- A book
- A map

SecondBreaking · May 11, 2017

FireMaiden Alright yeah I see you left a few things blank, and I know some other people have some questions about those things too. I'll try to tag everyone and answer any questions about those, so be sure to ask questions so I know what to tell you guys.

Btw i'm impressed you did that right on the same day I changed the CS, good job there.

FireMaiden · May 11, 2017

SecondBreaking said:
FireMaiden Alright yeah I see you left a few things blank, and I know some other people have some questions about those things too. I'll try to tag everyone and answer any questions about those, so be sure to ask questions so I know what to tell you guys.

Btw i'm impressed you did that right on the same day I changed the CS, good job there.

Okay thanks. I know it's kinda like dnd with the stats and shit.

jppeer123 · May 12, 2017

Dorakdreg Darkbrow
"Elder Lord of the Old Kingdom"

Age: 56
Race: Dwarf
Gender: Male
Nationality: Dunnholdian
Height: 1,5 m
Weight: 60 kg
Eye Color: Blue-Grayish
Hair Color: Grey
Level: 1
Class: Spellsword
Deity: Darte
Alignment: Lawful Neutral
Proficiency:
Organization: None
Background:
Hit Points: 11

Strength: 13 (+1)
Dexterity: 9 (-1)
Constitution: 16 (+3)
Intelligence: 15 (+2)
Wisdom: 8 (-1)
Charisma: 8 (-1)

AC: 17
Speed: 25 ft
Physical:
1. diplomacy
2. speak language
Magical:
1. Shield
2. Identify
Armor: Scale Mail
Clothing:
Weapon and Damage: Hammer, 1d8
Misc Items: Spellbook

Shireling · May 12, 2017

Mr. Fredegar Hopesinger

Age: 42
Race: Halfling
Gender: Male
Nationality: Grissenholtian
Height: 3'10
Weight: 104 Pounds
Eye Color: Brown
Hair Color: Brown
Level: 1
Class: Journeyman
Deity: The Light of Lights
Alignment: Good
Proficiency: +0
Organization: None
Background: Fredegar is the last of the Hopesinger Family, a once wealthy house of Halfling nobles. Two hundred years ago, Fredegar's grandfather was forced to relinquish his land and all of his holdings to the government of Grissenholt after he was forced to sign the Eddlewine Treaty, ceding the village of Eddlewine to the Imperium and vacating his role as mayor. His grandfather emigrated to Grissen City with his family where he was forced to work the rest of his life as a book-keeper and died a penniless man. Centuries later, Fredegar, the last of his family line, was working for a pittance as a clerk in a bondsman's office. That was, until he received a mysterious letter from someone claiming to be an old friend of the family. The letter informed Fredegar that his grandfather had hidden an immense portion of the family fortune in an unknown location somewhere beyond the borders of Grissenholt. Alive with the hope that he could find his grandfather's fortune and use it to reclaim his old family manor and reestablish the Hopesinger Line, Fredegar set out on the high roads searching for the long lost treasure.
Hit Points: 6

Strength: 12 (+1)
Dexterity: 14 (+2)
Constitution: 8 (-1)
Intelligence: 10 (+0)
Wisdom: 12 (+1)
Charisma: 10 (+0)

AC: 10
Speed: 25ft
Physical:
1. Forgery
2. Search
Magical: N/A
Armor: None
Clothing: Halfling Grissenholtian Street Clothes consisting of leather, buckled shoes, long white stockings, brown shin-length trousers, white cotton shirt, and a brown waistcoat. Dingy Cloak.
Weapon and Damage: Small Walking Cane, 1d6 dmg
Misc Items: Satchel, pipe and tobacco container, flint and steel, two candles, Sagar Honeydew extract, three loaves of unleavened bread, honeydew sweetner, 60 gold pieces

Shireling · May 14, 2017

(WIP)
The Venerable Joseph Vin Ekleson

Age: 37
Race: Human
Gender: Male
Nationality: Grissenholtian
Height: 5'7
Weight: 147 Pounds
Eye Color: Brown
Hair Color: Dark Brown
Level: 3
Class: Cleric
Deity: Light of Lights
Alignment: Good
Proficiency: +2
Organization: White Order
Background: One of the premier aristocrats of the city of Canticle, Vin Ekleson is a known entity to the Imperial Inquisition, but owing to his status he has not been charged with heresy. Although ostensibly a charitable aristocrat who follows the Imperial Orthodoxy, Vin Ekleson is secretly one of the greater forces within the White Order where he is known as the Venerable Enedicten. He achieved his venerated status by writing the most comprehensive book of hymns to the Light of Lights known as the Illuminary, which began to be officially printed in the back pages of White Order holy texts several years ago. When not looking after the people of Canticle, he can be found hunting for ancient religious sites and artifacts of religious import.
Hit Points:18

Roll(1d8)+0:
2,+0
Total:2

Roll(1d8)+0:
8,+0
Total:8

Strength: 4
Dexterity: 4
Constitution: 3
Intelligence: 5
Wisdom: 4 + 2
Charisma: 3 + 4

AC: 8
Speed: 15ft
Physical:
1. Knowledge
2. Decipher Script
Magical:
1. Spellcraft
Armor: None
Clothing: Grissenholtian aristocratic street clothes. Blessed Cloak (+2 Resistance against damage from Undead and Evil enemy types[?])
Weapon and Damage: Steel Longsword, 1d6 dmg
Misc Items: pocket-sized Holy Book, religious pendant, purse containing 600 gold pieces, vial of Sagar Honeydew extract.

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