Fantasy What Came Through the Rift - Lore

[Mykinkaiser]

GENERAL

• Edgewater
• The Rift
• Magic
• Technology

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  Edgewater is a large city (Population of around 800,000) situated on the banks of Lake Felburn in the Pacific Northwest of the United States. On March 15th, 2017 a Rift leading to another world opened in the city and the denizens of that world began to come through. The initial opening of the Rift was accompanied by the sound of something shattering, a crack in the air appearing, and an earthquake that caused considerable damage around the breach. Furthermore, a dense fog surrounded the city and the lake, making it impossible to leave as anyone who tried would simply find themselves returning to the city even though they never turned around.
  
  Within the months following the opening the city descended into chaos and riots as people from both sides tried to make sense of the situation. These were finally quelled by the formation of the Rift Investigation and Containment Taskforce, a governmental agency with the job of researching the Rift and dealing with its accompanying dangers, though opposition groups still exist.
  
  Currently it is 2042, 25 years after the opening, and for the most part people coexist peacefully with each other. However, there are still those who refuse to accept those from the Rift and those who refuse to fit in. Furthermore, Research has made some progress but the cause of the opening is yet unknown, as is how to get back through. This is made especially worrying as there's also no way to prevent more things from coming through, things that aren't always friendly.
  
  
  Spoiler: map

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  Please excuse my bad map, I plan to digitize it at some point​
  
  
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  Despite the crack appearing in the sky during the opening, the Rift encompasses the entire city of Edgewater. It normally cannot be seen, the exception being when a portion of it opens to spit out whatever person or creature was unfortunate enough to be caught up in it on the other side. For those in Edgewater, those openings appear like a miniature version of the opening as a crack appears in the air with a shattering noise and the traveler falls through. For those coming through they simply hear that same noise before feeling like they're falling into an abyss.
  
  Many theories have been put forth about how the Rift formed, though no one actually knows the true cause for it or how it operates. Some of the more prevalent theories include it being some sort of magically induced wormhole due to a large scale spell gone wrong, that it happened due to a misalignment of the planes, or more recently, that some god-like being created it for reasons yet unknown.
  
  
  Spoiler: Map of the other world

  
  
  
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  After the Rift opened and those from another world began to come through, they brought magic with them as well. For the first few chaotic years, they kept the knowledge mostly to themselves but eventually those who were more accepting of their new home began to teach humans to be mages. Since then, mages have become more common, though the years of study necessary to practice magic and the necessity of natural talent mean that they are still a relative minority within the city.
  
  In order to cast spells, a mage must construct a runic array outlining the spell's processes out of mana. These processes are defined as each action the spell seeks to achieve. For example, to simply create a flame would consist of a single process and would be an incredibly easy and simple spell with the array consisting of a single rune. However, should the mage create a fireball and shoot it at an enemy that would require 3 processes, the first to create the fire, the second to condense it, and the third to shoot it. Generally, spells with 3 processes or less are considered fairly simple, though exceptions exist if a certain process is particularly complicated.
  
  Runic arrays can be physically created and imbued with mana in order to cast spells as well. The benefits to this are that the spell will be more mana efficient due to the fact that the mage doesn't have to spend extra mana to create the array. However, due to the fact that it takes far longer as the mage must draw the runes out by hand this method is usually only employed for very complex or large scale spells. Its other main use comes in the form of enchantment. By marking arrays onto objects a mage can imbue them with a spell that activates to certain triggers or when mana is channeled into it. A certain subset of enchantment deals with tattooing enhancement spells onto people, though such spells create a burden on the user's body, meaning that they must have adequate strength in order to fully utilize the spells.
  
  Lastly, while magic is powerful it does have some limitations. For one, it is impossible to create matter through magic, one can only use what is already present. It is also impossible to alter or manipulate the flow of time, such as through time travel or divination. Though it is possible to peer into the past in a certain place given a strong enough magical residue. Such residue is usually left when casting powerful spells but not for day to day life or large scale non-magical events.
  
  Ratings:
  Control: F-A
  
  Control is a mage's ability to process spells accurately and quickly, allowing them to cast spells with more numerous or more complex processes. The higher a mage's control, the lower their cast time, though even at rank A there will be a delay of around half a second or so at least. Should a mage's control be too low for the spell they're attempting to cast it would likely fail, or else backfire. Control is influenced by talent, but requires effort to reach the high ranks.
  
  

  Spoiler: Rank Breakdown

  A - Mages at this rank are true masters at controlling magic and are able to wield spells that can bring about massive change to the world as well as extremely complex spells. Furthermore, mages at this level are often pioneers into new, unexplored magics of their own creation. Few mages reach this rank as they must possess both the talent and the effort to achieve it, with those who do are often remembered for generations.
  
  B - Mages at this rank are often either truly talented, or else have many years of study under their belts. They wield great power but tend to stick to already-researched magic, exploring its intricacies and gathering more knowledge. Due to this, most mages at this level of control utilize multiple types of magic, though not always to the same degree of proficiency. This is the minimum rank needed to create Arcane Dolls or to perform other similarly difficult and complex spells.
  
  C - At this rank, one can call themselves a fully qualified mage in their particular specialty. Futhermore, it is at this level that mages are usually able to cast two spells at the same time, though with decreased efficiency and effectiveness for both.
  
  D - This rank is the minimum needed to be able to practically be a mage. At this level mages can cast things such as fireballs and other direct, easy to envision attack/defense magic. Furthermore, at this rank, mages can handle spells with enough power to be useful past small everyday chores. Most mages at this level are beginners, or else simply lack the talent to advance further.
  
  E - At this level a mage might be able to move small objects around or boil water without fire and other such simple things. This is the minimum to be able to cast multi-process spells but even so, mages at this rank would be hard-pressed to cast a fairly simple 3 process spell.
  
  F - Can only cast simple, single process spells such as creating a small fire or lifting a small object but not moving it. Even if a mage has the capacity to perform more powerful spells the lack of control at this level means that attempting to cast those spells will end in failure the overwhelming majority of the time.

  
  Capacity:F-A
  

  Capacity is the amount of mana a mage can store within their body. A higher capacity meaning a mage can cast more numerous or more powerful spells before needing to rest as casting spells causes mental fatigue. When a mage exhausts their capacity they'll usually pass out, though it is possible to stay awake through a monumental feat of willpower though not for very long. Furthermore, the more a mage depletes their capacity, the lower their ability to concentrate is and thus it is more likely for spells to fail when cast. Capacity is largely decided at birth, though hard work and practice can increase it somewhat.​

  
  

  Spoiler: Rank Breakdown

  To make this simpler I'm going to equate magic to exercise here, with larger scale/more complex spells being equal to more physically demanding exercise.
  
  A - Olympic athlete/peak of physical condition. One of a small handful with the highest capacities in the city.
  
  B - Professional athlete level, fantastic shape.
  
  C - Someone who regularly works out 5+ days a week, very good shape.
  
  D - Person who works out a few days a week, good shape.
  
  E - Average person, decent shape.
  
  F - Below average shape, gets tired very easily.

  
  Note: Most non-mages fall at E-F within the rankings. Most mages will be at C-D with only the very powerful being at A-B.
  
  
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  Dampeners:
  
  Formally known as Mana Array Dampeners or M.A.D., dampeners are devices designed to disrupt the formation of magical arrays and thus prevent the casting of spells. However, as the serve to disrupt the creation of the array they do little to prevent casting spells using physically formed arrays. Dampeners come in two main forms, Area dampeners and restraint models.
  
  Area dampeners refer to both field generator models and single-use grenade forms. The generators work by producing a constant dampening field that decreases the efficiency of spellcasting, causing the mage to expend more mana as well as making spells harder to control. That being said, they serve only to make casting spells harder, but not impossible. Dampening grenades act in much the same way, except for the fact that the field they produce is very short lived, lasting for 10-15 seconds on average due to the fact that they cannot contain a large power source.
  
  Restraint models on the other hand serve to block a single individual from using magic, though expert mages might be able to cast minor magic with effort. These usually come in the form of bulky hand or ankle cuffs and require a power source to stay active.
  
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[Mykinkaiser]

RACES

• Humans
• Succubi
• Dullahans
• Merfolk
• Oni
• Lamias
• Fae
• Arcane Dolls
• The Wraithbound

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  Humans make up the majority of Edgewater's population due to Earth's all-human population pre-opening. At this point most humans have at least some capacity for magic, with very few having none at all. That being said, only a small percentage having the capacity to be true mages. One other thing of note is that since the opening, humans have begun to be born with far more variation in hair and eye pigments.
  
  Lifespan: 100 years
  
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  Identifiable by their trademark pointed ears and horns, succubi emit a pheromone that makes them desirable and attractive to other people, though this does not affect other succubi and Arcane Dolls. Furthermore, the effect is fairly subtle, mainly manifesting in them being popular and finding it easy to make friends. They also possess the innate ability to charm other people by staring into their eyes. This charm is far stronger and makes the other person into a sort of temporary thrall, listening to the commands of the succubus for a duration of 15 minutes to a couple hours depending on the strength of the succubus' ability and the willpower of the target. The target can resist the charm if they posses strong enough willpower, though this is extremely difficult and it is easier to simply avoid by quickly looking away. This charm ability works on anything sentient, though the orders that can be given depend on the target's intelligence. Succubi are somewhat resistant to being charmed by other succubi, but it is possible.
  
  Lifespan: 100 years
  
  
  Spoiler

  
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  Dullahans posses the ability to see unbound wraiths, as well as to converse with them without the use of specialized magic. Dullahans are also able to detach their heads, a black line around their necks denoting the detachment point. While their head is detached a black smoke-like substance drifts up from their neck. Furthermore, anything they eat or drink while their head is detached still goes to their stomach. Lastly, Dullahan's eyes tend to be gold or silver with black sclerae.
  
  
  Spoiler: eye example

  
  
  Lifespan: 300 years
  
  
  Spoiler

  
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  Merfolk posses the tail of a shark, grey skin, and gills on their ribs. They are fully carnivorous and as such their teeth are sharp to enable that sort of diet. They also have an excellent sense of smell and a high resistance towards the cold. Since coming through the Rift most Merfolk have taken residence within Lake Felburn. That being said, Merfolk have the ability to change their tail
  
  - breath underwater
  - Can transform tail into legs but can only stay out of water for a limited time
  - Sharp teeth
  
  length: 15-20ft
  
  Lifespan: 100 years
  
  
  Spoiler

  
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  Oni tend to be very tall (6-7+ ft) and brawny, though some exceptions do exist. They also possess red skin, yellow eyes, and horns (the length of which depends on the individual). Furthermore, Oni tend to be incredibly strong and physically resilient, healing from injuries far more quickly than humans. However, the vast majority of Oni have no capacity for magic, with those that do rarely having enough to be true mages.
  
  Lifespan: 150 years
  
  
  Spoiler

  
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  Having the upper half of a person and the lower half of a snake, Lamias are hard to mistake for members of the other races. Other distinctive features about them are the fact that their upper canine teeth are actually venomous fangs. Their venom is a non-lethal paralyzing agent, usually lasting from a few minutes to half an hour depending on the individuals involved. They are fully carnivorous, and, while not entirely cold blooded, Lamias have a weak resistance to the cold.
  
  Lifespan: 200 years
  
  
  Spoiler

  
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  Hailing from the sheltered Faeveld, the Fae have extremely little contact with the other races before coming through the Rift to Edgewater, making the vast majority of them rather naive and trusting upon arrival. They can be identified by their pointed ears and the marks on their faces, each unique to the individual in design. Furthermore, the Fae on average possess incredible mana capacity, though whether or not they can learn to control magic varies person to person. Fae also possess the ability to sense emotion to a certain degree. When near a person, they can intuitively feel generally how that person is feeling overall, though they cannot sense motives or the reasons behind why the person is feeling that way. Also, should a Fae be near someone experiencing particularly powerful emotions, that Fae might be influenced and begin feeling the same emotions.
  
  Lifespan: 500 years
  
  
  Spoiler

  
  
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  Arcane Dolls, generally known simply as Dolls, are created when a mage binds a Wraith to an inanimate construct in a process requiring several very complicated and difficult spells. As such they come in many forms, though usually they tend to mimic one of the other races. Due to the nature of their construction, Arcane Dolls are unable to use any spells not engraved on their bodies. Furthermore, the mana used to cast those spells comes from the mana keeping them running, so if they cast too many spells in a given time frame they can shut down, requiring that a mage channel mana into them to restart them, a task usually requiring an experienced mage to avoid causing damage to the doll. Additionally, this trait makes them incredibly vulnerable to dampeners which will cause them to deplete their power source faster than they can regenerate it, thus shutting them down once it runs out.
  
  Ratings:
  
  Mental: A-F (C = human average)
  Physical: A-F (C = human average)​
  
  Lifespan: Variable
  
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  Rather than being a separate race, Wraithbound is a term for those who have been possessed by a spirit of the dead. Wraiths are formed when excess mana fuses with a person's spirit when they die and anchors it on the material plane. Often, this results in the warping of the Wraith's ego, causing them to have severe idiosyncrasies. On their own, Wraiths are invisible to all but the Dullahans and cannot affect those around them. However, when the possess someone, they are able to feed off their host's mana to perform various feats. That being said, the wraith cannot control their host, nor can the host control the wraith. Instead, the wraith becomes visible to the host and can communicate with them, though they then lose the ability to stray too far from the host.
  
  It is possible to resist being bound, but should the target fail or else not resist, they become Wraithbound. When someone is Wraithbound their eyes turn black save for the iris, much like the Dullahans though they keep their original eye color. Dullahans and Arcane Dolls cannot become Wraithbound.
  
  Lifespan: Base race's lifespan can be extended or shortened by the wraith
  
  
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[Mykinkaiser]

FACTIONS

• R.I.C.T.
• A.R.S.
• The Reclaimers
• The Order of the Lost
• Ouroboros
• Good Times Inc.
• Heralds of Hadar

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  Leader: Pascal Krisven - Croaker
  
  Description: The Rift Investigation and Containment Taskforce is the governmental agency assigned to researching the Rift and mitigating the damage it causes. As such, R.I.C.T. has worked to blend magic and technology together in order to best do their jobs. In the 25 years following the opening, R.I.C.T. has assumed the role of peacekeepers within the city, combating both crime and the dangerous creatures that still occasionally come through the Rift.
  
  
  Spoiler: Uniforms

  The R.I.C.T. uniform comes with protective enchantments to help dampen magic cast against them as well as to aid in protecting them from non-magical attacks.
  
  Standard Uniform:
  
  
  Assault Suit:
  
  
  Traits: Militant, High Tech, Peacekeepers
  
  
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  Leader: Willamina Elizabeth Stock - Bang Bang
  
  Description: The Acane Research Society was initially formed by a group of humans wanting to learn magic and nonhumans who agreed to teach them. Since then its aim has shifted from simply teaching people to exploring and researching the heights of magic. Due to this it has become a relatively small, but highly powerful group made up of highly skilled mages. They've also since cut off their political ties, preferring to be left alone with their research.
  
  Traits: Tight-knit, Isolationist, Values knowledge, made up entirely of mages
  
  
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  Leader: OPEN
  
  Description: The Reclaimers, or Edgewater Reclamation Force as they like to be known,were formed due to resentment due the damage the Rift caused when it opened. Blaming those from the other side, The Reclaimers seek to "reclaim" their city by purging all the nonhumans and magic from it as well as by finding out how to close the Rift permenantly. To that end they are highly militant and function as a terrorist group, conducting attacks and frequently clashing with R.I.C.T.
  
  Traits: Anti-Magic, Anti-Nonhuman, Militant, Violent
  
  
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  Leader: Morna Devlin - Mykinkaiser
  
  Description: The Order of the Lost is a group of those from beyond the Rift who are mistrustful of Humans and the strange world they've found themselves in. They seek to figure out a way to return to their home, relying on magical research and shunning science in their endevors. Furthermore, members of the Order look down on those who have accepted their new life here and doubly so on nonhumans born in Edgewater, believing the former to be weak people who have forgotten their home and the latter to have been tainted by the Rift.
  
  Traits: Close-knit, Anti-human, Secretive, Formed of nonhumans from through the Rift
  
  
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  Leader: Coriander Orion Muir - xAlter
  
  Description: Ouraboros was originally a dark guild from across the Rift, selling their services to any who could pay. Shortly after the opening however, the leader and some ranking officers within the guild were pulled through. Once they found their bearings they began to do what they did best once again, doing any job no matter how unsavory for the right price.
  
  Traits: Mercenary, Amoral, Secretive
  
  
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  Leader: Roan Okane - Life.
  
  Description: Good Times Inc. was created about 6 years ago by a group of teenage friends looking to have a good time and make a quick buck. As such, they started out with petty crimes, making a name for themselves as local troublemakers but nothing more really. However, within the last few years they started to get a taste for the money and the infamy, growing more and more bold as they began to expand. Currently, they stand as a legitimate gang, running drugs, brothels, and generally causing mayhem in their quest to have a good time.
  
  Traits: Materialistic, Thrill-seeking, Attention-seeking, members all have a tattoo of the group's symbol somewhere on their bodies
  
  
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  Leader: Bast Kanaan - Croaker
  
  Description: Born out of the decrepit mind of the mad leper Bast Kanaan, the Heralds of Hadar is an oftentimes cannibalistic cult of generally ragged individuals seeking the power of Hadar the Dark Hunger to guide them through life. Those who join the cult devote themselves in secrecy to their dark master, binding their bodies to his unknowable essence so that they may enact Hadar's will upon the world in exchange for their own black desires. Though not well known, the Herald's are a close-knit group of stragglers who are often seeking power, guidance or even purpose in life. The few outsides of the Herald's midst that know of the cult generally think them mad fanatics divulging in the fantasies of a paranoid schizophrenic.
  
  
  Spoiler: Further details for those joining

  When joining the Heralds of Hadar, a ritual is held in secret with the High Priest in which several rights are performed, binding the new cultist to Hadar and marking them with the cult's sigil in someway. The cultist is then expected to create a pseudonym for themselves and collect their own mask and robes. The moniker is to keep the Herald's true name a secret, while the robes and mask are meant to sufficiently cover one's face and body, so as to obscure their true identity from the other cultists. No member is to know another's identity, save the High Priest, who knows his acolyte's faces and names.
  Everyone, of course, knows who Bast is.
  Once part of the Herald's of Hadar, a member is expected to indulge in their darkest desires so as to feed the Dark Hunger with their pleasure. A Herald is also expected to meet at least once a week (though sometimes more) with the other cultists to perform rituals that often times include cannibalism, in return, gaining dark knowledge from Hadar to guide them in life.
  
  Traits: Secretive, power-hungry, small, close-knit, violent, members have the red sigil marked on their body somewhere
  

 

[Mykinkaiser]

LOCATIONS

• The Rift District
• Southshore
• Downtown
• The Docks
• R.I.C.T. HQ
• Order of the Lost HQ
• Good Times Inc. HQ
• Ouroboros HQ
• A.R.S. HQ
• Reclaimers HQ
• Heralds of the Hadar Hideout

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  Despite the name, the Rift District isn't where the Rift initially opened. Instead, the Rift District is where a large portion of those who came through in the first wave settled, making it the only nonhuman majority area of the city. However, partially due to this, the Rift District tends to be lower class, with cluttered streets and cheap housing. That said, there is a portion of the district where some upper-class nonhumans live, specifically those wishing to avoid contact with humans.
  
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  Located in the southern part of the city, on the shores of Lake Felburn (hence the name), Southshore is the rich part of the city. The streets there are scenic, the lawns immaculate, and the mansions far too big for a single family. Furthermore, Southshore tends to be a closed community, with outsiders being regarded with suspicion and often contempt.
  
  
  Spoiler

  

  

  
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  The heart of the city, and where the Opening occurred. Most large businesses and municipal/government offices can be found here. Due to this, it is often very crowded and traffic is horrendous, though public transport is decent with buses and a subway system. There is also a large park located near to the downtown area, containing a small forest within it.
  
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  The industrial part of the city, the docks and the surrounding area are home to many factories and warehouses, with some abandoned ones dotted around. Since the Opening the shipping industry has been hit hard (for obvious reasons), but the fishing industry has been booming. That being said, there are ongoing disputes between the companies working there and the Merfolk living in the lake.
  
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  Location: Downtown.
  Function: Tucked neatly between several security checkpoints and walled in its own plaza, the grand renaissance architecture of the R.I.C.T. headquarters remains a testament to the dedication and funding the members of this task force posses. It can be argued that this government facility is the most secure in all of Edgewater, for the dealings of R.I.C.T. are highly sensitive.
  The walls around R.I.C.T. HQ are roughly 32 feet high and always patrolled, while the actual building itself is ten stories tall and well staffed. It is rumored that a vast network of floors and rooms lay under the actual plaza, where R.I.C.T.'s more secretive operations are dealt with, though this is only a speculated conspiracy that none can confirm.
  Cars and trucks enter and are expelled from this walled facility, helicopters occasionally zipping in and out. Only those with official business can be allowed in, and those caught trespassing or trying to do so will be punished with extreme prejudice.
  
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  Location: The Rift District
  Function: Headquarters to the Order of the Lost.
  
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  Location: The Docks
  Function: Headquarters to Good Times Inc. Located in an abandoned warehouse that the members have revamped. It now includes an area where raves are frequently held, living quarters for the members, a recreation area complete with video games and a pool table, etc.
  
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  Location: The Rift District
  Function: Headquarters to Ouroboros.
  
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  Location: Southshore
  Function: Headquarters to A.R.S.
  
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  Location: The Docks
  Function: Headquarters to the Reclaimers. An old, abandoned naval factory from WWII.
  
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  Location: The Docks
  Function: On the fringe of the Docks, off the beaten path and in the area that the original settlers first made their home, sheltered from the growth of the city, exists a long since abandoned wood treatment facility. It is here, in the dead of night, that the cult known as the Heralds of Hadar meet to do unspeakable things in ritual. The insides are dilapidated and old, the bones of the structure infested with termites and fungus, however, some aspects of the architecture seem new and updated. Clever passageways and tunnels lead into the bowels of a long collapsed basement, now renewed for the dark doings of the heralds. Vats of chemicals – that were likely once used for wood treatment – and symbols painted in blood scatter the insides, an ominous warning to all who dare and enter.
  

Spoiler: map

Please excuse my bad map, I plan to digitize it at some point​

 

[Mykinkaiser]

NOTABLE FIGURES

• Morna Devlin
• Willamina Elizabeth Stock
• Coriander Orion Muir
• Bast Kanaan
• Pascal Krisven
• Roan Okane
• Joan Archer
• Selias Carthrange

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  Played By: Mykinkaiser
  Role: Grandmaster of the Order of the Lost
  Species: Fae
  Age: 400
  Affiliations: The Order of the Lost
  
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  Played By: Bang Bang
  Role: Leader of A.R.S.
  Species: Dullahan
  Age: 202
  Affiliations: A.R.S.
  
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  Played By: xAlter
  Role: Guildmaster of Ouroboros
  Species: Human
  Age: 29
  Affiliations: Ouroboros
  
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  Played By: Croaker
  Role: High Priest of Hadar the Dark Hunger
  Species: Human
  Age: 38
  Affiliations: Heralds of Hadar
  
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  Played By: Croaker
  Role: Chief of R.I.C.T.
  Species: Fae
  Age: 340
  Affiliations: R.I.C.T.
  
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  Played By: Life.
  Role: CEO of Good Times Inc.
  Species: Human
  Age: 26
  Affiliations: Good Times Inc.
  
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  Played By: Life.
  Role: Leader of the Reclaimers
  Species: Human
  Age: 37
  Affiliations: The Reclaimers
  
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  Played By: OPEN
  Role: Philanthropist who got bombed by the Reclaimers
  Species: Succubus
  Age: 47
  Affiliations: The People
  

 

[Mykinkaiser]

ROLES

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TAKEN:
R.I.C.T

• Commander: Pascal Krisven - Croaker
• Officer: Devin Amari - Renny
• Officer: Slate Hardgriff - Sybil
• Trainee: Bluy Tanagotska - somber

A.R.S.

• Leader: Wilder - Bang Bang
• Member: Park Yejin - YumenoTsukishiro
• Member: Viviane - SadSnake

The Reclaimers

• Leader: Joan Archer - Life.

The Order of the Lost

• Grandmaster: Morna Devlin - Mykinkaiser
• Member: Marisela Royer - Bang Bang
• Member: Viviane - SadSnake

Ouroboros

• Guildmaster: Coriander Orion Muir - xAlter
• Member: Myra Kiki Muir - xAlter

Good Times Inc.

• CEO: Roan Okane - Life.
• VP: Shin Matsuda - Mykinkaiser
• VP: Nami Domsen - Sybil

[*]Member: Myla Nokoa - somber

Heralds of Hadar

• High Priest: Bast Kanaan - Croaker

OPEN:

R.I.C.T

• Vice-Commander
• Head Researcher
• Officers - unlimited
• Researchers - unlimited

A.R.S.

• Member - unlimited (I might cap it if too many people join)

The Reclaimers

• Vice-Leader
• Operatives - unlimited

The Order of the Lost

• Members - unlimited

Ouroboros

• Members - unlimited

Good Times Inc.
[*]VP - 1 Open
[*]Members - unlimited[/list]​