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by Verix on Tue Aug 18, 2015 9:53 pm
There you are folks.
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Re: Other Shit
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by JacksColdSweat on Tue Aug 18, 2015 10:09 pm
what is this thread even for
And the lies we said at breakfast,
Won't match the lies we had for lunch.
And the lies we told for dinner, yeah for dinner,
They're the tallest of the bunch.
Won't match the lies we had for lunch.
And the lies we told for dinner, yeah for dinner,
They're the tallest of the bunch.
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by Verix on Wed Aug 19, 2015 11:42 pm
iT WAS TO TEST THE ADDTIONAL INFORMATION SHIT U LITTLE POOP
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by Εpιmetheus on Mon Apr 04, 2016 10:00 pm
Andele;
The sun that remains suspended in their skies is a brilliant, vicious white orb that dissuades any attempt at prolonged staring. It casts a pale light over the Andele's country, giving everything a slightly ashen appearance, like color has been drained from the land. It doesn't help that there's an ever-present white haze, like a layer of smoke resting on the ground. It helps even less that their cities are sprawling landscapes of elaborate carved white marble, sharp angles and precise lines and so little warmth. The buildings throughout the cities are lavish, with arching domes and gold-gilded accents, usually two to three stories tall.
Even the Andele themselves seem to blend into their surroundings, the typical casual outfit consisting of simple white linen, loose flowing shirts and pants.
With no need for light due to the blessing of eternal day, no lanterns light streets. Even at times when natural light is low, their marble buildings are not solely for aesthetic purposes-- they reflect what light there is, keeping the cities very well-lit.
The cities are designed to follow an organized grid-like pattern, with streets crossing at specific intervals, extending out from a central point in the very center of the city. In this center of the city, a pavilion can be found, which is where the open-market is. Held every three days, anyone from farmers to blacksmiths to alchemists can be found selling their wares there. Just outside the center, government buildings may be found, as well as the houses of well-respected officials. Outside of that section, towards the middle of the city, is where traditional shops and stores can be found, frequently with the owner's house just next door. Further away from there, nearing the outskirts of the city, is where schools and communal bath houses may be found, as well as Ohavnost housing.
Most Andele use the communal bath houses-- extravagent two-story buildings with high glass ceilings and multiple baths carved into the floors. Bath houses are government run and typically span the entirety of the street. There is one per city, built over natural hot springs. However, the Andele have discovered the secret to carrying water from an outside source into and through their cities, and members of the upper echelons of society frequently have their own private bathing facilities.
The Koure military are as sharp as their blades, gleaming and deadly and vicious. Their organization and formation are no less than perfect, and their soldiers are rigorously trained-- to them, killing is a second instinct. They are ruthless, and with their polished steel armor and weapons, they look the part. They fight in formation, each general leading a battalion that takes a position on the field and follows a detailed battle plan. Battalions may hold anywhere from a hundred to three hundred soldiers, and there are typically five to six battalions partaking in one battle. Andele soldiers typically wield either short-swords or long swords, but specialized battalions made up of archers are not uncommon.
Soldiers in Koure are highly regarded in society, and most of the government is comprised of retired generals. However, military is not the only profession that garners respect. Blacksmiths and alchemists are also highly esteemed.
Alchemists are the healers of the Andele. They're exceptionally well-trained, and alchemists can only be officially certified after passing a rigorous certification exam. Their medicine is constantly advancing, and diseases that once wiped out entire cities are now all but unheard of. Alchemists frequently set up a shop where anybody may purchase medicinal potions, balms, salves, etc., or treatment, though wealthy families have been known to hire a personal alchemist for personal use.
Other professions include: tailors, cobblers, farmers, merchants, architects, professors, and others.
The sun that remains suspended in their skies is a brilliant, vicious white orb that dissuades any attempt at prolonged staring. It casts a pale light over the Andele's country, giving everything a slightly ashen appearance, like color has been drained from the land. It doesn't help that there's an ever-present white haze, like a layer of smoke resting on the ground. It helps even less that their cities are sprawling landscapes of elaborate carved white marble, sharp angles and precise lines and so little warmth. The buildings throughout the cities are lavish, with arching domes and gold-gilded accents, usually two to three stories tall.
Even the Andele themselves seem to blend into their surroundings, the typical casual outfit consisting of simple white linen, loose flowing shirts and pants.
With no need for light due to the blessing of eternal day, no lanterns light streets. Even at times when natural light is low, their marble buildings are not solely for aesthetic purposes-- they reflect what light there is, keeping the cities very well-lit.
The cities are designed to follow an organized grid-like pattern, with streets crossing at specific intervals, extending out from a central point in the very center of the city. In this center of the city, a pavilion can be found, which is where the open-market is. Held every three days, anyone from farmers to blacksmiths to alchemists can be found selling their wares there. Just outside the center, government buildings may be found, as well as the houses of well-respected officials. Outside of that section, towards the middle of the city, is where traditional shops and stores can be found, frequently with the owner's house just next door. Further away from there, nearing the outskirts of the city, is where schools and communal bath houses may be found, as well as Ohavnost housing.
Most Andele use the communal bath houses-- extravagent two-story buildings with high glass ceilings and multiple baths carved into the floors. Bath houses are government run and typically span the entirety of the street. There is one per city, built over natural hot springs. However, the Andele have discovered the secret to carrying water from an outside source into and through their cities, and members of the upper echelons of society frequently have their own private bathing facilities.
The Koure military are as sharp as their blades, gleaming and deadly and vicious. Their organization and formation are no less than perfect, and their soldiers are rigorously trained-- to them, killing is a second instinct. They are ruthless, and with their polished steel armor and weapons, they look the part. They fight in formation, each general leading a battalion that takes a position on the field and follows a detailed battle plan. Battalions may hold anywhere from a hundred to three hundred soldiers, and there are typically five to six battalions partaking in one battle. Andele soldiers typically wield either short-swords or long swords, but specialized battalions made up of archers are not uncommon.
Soldiers in Koure are highly regarded in society, and most of the government is comprised of retired generals. However, military is not the only profession that garners respect. Blacksmiths and alchemists are also highly esteemed.
Alchemists are the healers of the Andele. They're exceptionally well-trained, and alchemists can only be officially certified after passing a rigorous certification exam. Their medicine is constantly advancing, and diseases that once wiped out entire cities are now all but unheard of. Alchemists frequently set up a shop where anybody may purchase medicinal potions, balms, salves, etc., or treatment, though wealthy families have been known to hire a personal alchemist for personal use.
Other professions include: tailors, cobblers, farmers, merchants, architects, professors, and others.
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by Εpιmetheus on Mon Apr 04, 2016 10:42 pm
Prizrak;
The Prizrak live in a land where the sun never quite rises fully. They've grown accustomed to the shadows and darkness that always lies in wait just beyond the outer walls of their cities. Even in the cities, where lanterns light the streets and the interiors of the buildings, the soft light of the flame casts a harsh glow over the inhabitants of Kosti, making everyone seem vaguely ghastly.
The cities themselves are typically built at the base of a mountain, as well as near a lake or waterfall, which serves as a cleaning station. Clothing, weapons, and anything else may be washed there, and it is also where the Prizrak bathe. Cities are circular in design and built with rough grey stone. The buildings are simplistic, meant only to serve their purpose. Buildings toward the outside of the city are long and curved, forming the exterior of the circle. These buildings are government owned and operated, and are usually places for worship, communal meeting houses, and school. This is also where Ohavnost living quarters are. However, they serve a dual-purpose. On top of these buildings are guard-posts, where soldiers are posted to keep watch for any potential attacks. This section of the city takes up, generally, two rings of the circle. Further in, the buildings, privately owned, are much smaller. This section contains shops and houses, and is typically three to four rings. In the center of the city lies the market, where weapons, art, textiles, and more may be bought.
Traditional Prizrak clothing is made from fibers extracted from leaves and woven by a tailor into either tunics or skirts and loose-fitting shirts. Dyes, extracted from plants, are used to dye the clothing an ashen gray, though much more colorful clothing is worn during festivals or other celebrations.
Unlike the Andele, all Prizrak are raised to be warriors, though not all join the formal military. Those who do attend schooling specifically for soldiers, which is held outside the city walls. Strategy-wise, the Prizrak are more disorganized than their Andele enemies, though they are no less efficient. Although they do not fight in strict formation, neither do the soldiers trip each other up, rather, they work in tandem exceptionally well. They use a Guerilla method of fighting, preferring to remain unseen until they decide to attack, often laying traps as well. They battle with axes, spears, lances, and javelins wrought from volcanic rock, which is just as strong and wickedly sharp as Andele steel. Their troops also include archers. Armor is crafted from the pelt of the Tvrdý, an indigenous beast whose tough skin is resilient enough to withstand the harshest of blows, and is padded with an extra thick unwoven fiber. The pelt of the Tvrdý also provides camoflouge, as it is colored darkly enough to blend into the forest. Unfortunately, for the shape-shifting Prizrak, this often means that when they return from their animal form to retrieve their clothing, their armor is notoriously difficult to relocate.
As protectors of Kosti, Prizrak soldiers are highly respected, but even they bow their heads to herbalists. Kosti herbalists are masters of nature, can name any number of plants by sight alone. They are healers traditionally, though they also craft poison and any number of miscellaneous products, including soap bars for the Prizrak to bathe. Prizrak have naturally good immune systems, but herbalists keep even the worst of illnesses at bay, and have saved hundreds of battle-wounded soldiers.
Other professions include: tailors, hunters, jewellers, artists, instructors, pelt tanners, and others.
The Prizrak live in a land where the sun never quite rises fully. They've grown accustomed to the shadows and darkness that always lies in wait just beyond the outer walls of their cities. Even in the cities, where lanterns light the streets and the interiors of the buildings, the soft light of the flame casts a harsh glow over the inhabitants of Kosti, making everyone seem vaguely ghastly.
The cities themselves are typically built at the base of a mountain, as well as near a lake or waterfall, which serves as a cleaning station. Clothing, weapons, and anything else may be washed there, and it is also where the Prizrak bathe. Cities are circular in design and built with rough grey stone. The buildings are simplistic, meant only to serve their purpose. Buildings toward the outside of the city are long and curved, forming the exterior of the circle. These buildings are government owned and operated, and are usually places for worship, communal meeting houses, and school. This is also where Ohavnost living quarters are. However, they serve a dual-purpose. On top of these buildings are guard-posts, where soldiers are posted to keep watch for any potential attacks. This section of the city takes up, generally, two rings of the circle. Further in, the buildings, privately owned, are much smaller. This section contains shops and houses, and is typically three to four rings. In the center of the city lies the market, where weapons, art, textiles, and more may be bought.
Traditional Prizrak clothing is made from fibers extracted from leaves and woven by a tailor into either tunics or skirts and loose-fitting shirts. Dyes, extracted from plants, are used to dye the clothing an ashen gray, though much more colorful clothing is worn during festivals or other celebrations.
Unlike the Andele, all Prizrak are raised to be warriors, though not all join the formal military. Those who do attend schooling specifically for soldiers, which is held outside the city walls. Strategy-wise, the Prizrak are more disorganized than their Andele enemies, though they are no less efficient. Although they do not fight in strict formation, neither do the soldiers trip each other up, rather, they work in tandem exceptionally well. They use a Guerilla method of fighting, preferring to remain unseen until they decide to attack, often laying traps as well. They battle with axes, spears, lances, and javelins wrought from volcanic rock, which is just as strong and wickedly sharp as Andele steel. Their troops also include archers. Armor is crafted from the pelt of the Tvrdý, an indigenous beast whose tough skin is resilient enough to withstand the harshest of blows, and is padded with an extra thick unwoven fiber. The pelt of the Tvrdý also provides camoflouge, as it is colored darkly enough to blend into the forest. Unfortunately, for the shape-shifting Prizrak, this often means that when they return from their animal form to retrieve their clothing, their armor is notoriously difficult to relocate.
As protectors of Kosti, Prizrak soldiers are highly respected, but even they bow their heads to herbalists. Kosti herbalists are masters of nature, can name any number of plants by sight alone. They are healers traditionally, though they also craft poison and any number of miscellaneous products, including soap bars for the Prizrak to bathe. Prizrak have naturally good immune systems, but herbalists keep even the worst of illnesses at bay, and have saved hundreds of battle-wounded soldiers.
Other professions include: tailors, hunters, jewellers, artists, instructors, pelt tanners, and others.
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by Εpιmetheus on Mon Apr 04, 2016 11:01 pm
Ohavnost;
The Ohavnost are used by all, but loved by none. They are generally taken in by one of their two parent countries, but they are regarded are entirely vile. In either society, Ohavnost are typically relegated to the hardest and most menial jobs-- the work of slaves. Some Ohavnost are drafted into the military as foot soldiers. They are useful after all-- they can take to the skies like their Andele parent and, while they can't fully shift, they do make use of their enhanced senses and abilities due to their Prizrak parent.
Some Ohavnost, tired of being treated like the scum of society, have struck off on their own. Despite being new to self-government, the Ohavnost have progressed quickly. They live mainly like the Prizrak-- off the land, survivalists. Their city, however, is built high above the ground, nestled nicely into the tree tops, suspension bridges connecting the buildings so no one risks a wing trying to maneuver through the dense branches.
Earlier, seeking equal and fair treatment (and perhaps just a little revenge), this small group began sending out small mission squads to disrupt both Andele and Prizrak military operations. The two countries were too preoccupied to retaliate, and when peace negotiations began and the attacks did not cease (troubling, since at this point the clever Ohavnost were diguising their attacks as one from the enemy country), the Ohavnost, while not included in the actual negotiations, were invited to take part in the peace measures. Including Mir Klid. Some Ohavnost students were taken from the independent Ohavnost city, while others were taken from Koure and Kosti. The Ohavnost want more eventually, certainly, but for now, this is a small step in the right direction.
The Ohavnost are used by all, but loved by none. They are generally taken in by one of their two parent countries, but they are regarded are entirely vile. In either society, Ohavnost are typically relegated to the hardest and most menial jobs-- the work of slaves. Some Ohavnost are drafted into the military as foot soldiers. They are useful after all-- they can take to the skies like their Andele parent and, while they can't fully shift, they do make use of their enhanced senses and abilities due to their Prizrak parent.
Some Ohavnost, tired of being treated like the scum of society, have struck off on their own. Despite being new to self-government, the Ohavnost have progressed quickly. They live mainly like the Prizrak-- off the land, survivalists. Their city, however, is built high above the ground, nestled nicely into the tree tops, suspension bridges connecting the buildings so no one risks a wing trying to maneuver through the dense branches.
Earlier, seeking equal and fair treatment (and perhaps just a little revenge), this small group began sending out small mission squads to disrupt both Andele and Prizrak military operations. The two countries were too preoccupied to retaliate, and when peace negotiations began and the attacks did not cease (troubling, since at this point the clever Ohavnost were diguising their attacks as one from the enemy country), the Ohavnost, while not included in the actual negotiations, were invited to take part in the peace measures. Including Mir Klid. Some Ohavnost students were taken from the independent Ohavnost city, while others were taken from Koure and Kosti. The Ohavnost want more eventually, certainly, but for now, this is a small step in the right direction.
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by Εpιmetheus on Mon Apr 04, 2016 11:24 pm
Classes;
Combat: (choose 4 from the 8)
+Archery
+Swordplay
+Hand to Hand Combat
+Spears, Lances, and Javelins
+Agility
+Traps
+Close Combat Blades
+Axes
Core Classes: (both histories are mandatory, Ohavnost may choose either Aerial Tactics or [Shapeshifting- if chosen, Ohavnost would be placed into a separate, modified class with only other Ohavnost])
+History of Koure
+History of Kosti
+Aerial Tactics
+Shapeshifting
Electives: (a choice of 2)
+Alchemy - The traditional practice of Koure medicine
+Blacksmithing - The study of Koure forging
+Poison Herbology - The darker side of traditional Kosti herbology
+Medicinal Herbology - Traditional Kosti herbology focusing on the medicinal aspect
+Strategy - A selective and difficult class to be allowed into. Taught in tandem by two instructors, it focuses on military strategy from both the Andele and Prizrak aspect. There are only two classes taught each year.
Combat: (choose 4 from the 8)
+Archery
+Swordplay
+Hand to Hand Combat
+Spears, Lances, and Javelins
+Agility
+Traps
+Close Combat Blades
+Axes
Core Classes: (both histories are mandatory, Ohavnost may choose either Aerial Tactics or [Shapeshifting- if chosen, Ohavnost would be placed into a separate, modified class with only other Ohavnost])
+History of Koure
+History of Kosti
+Aerial Tactics
+Shapeshifting
Electives: (a choice of 2)
+Alchemy - The traditional practice of Koure medicine
+Blacksmithing - The study of Koure forging
+Poison Herbology - The darker side of traditional Kosti herbology
+Medicinal Herbology - Traditional Kosti herbology focusing on the medicinal aspect
+Strategy - A selective and difficult class to be allowed into. Taught in tandem by two instructors, it focuses on military strategy from both the Andele and Prizrak aspect. There are only two classes taught each year.
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by Εpιmetheus on Mon Apr 04, 2016 11:42 pm
Teachers;
Andele:
+FC Nicolas Bedos - History of Koure; Alchemy
+FC Joseph Fiennes - Aerial Tactics; Archery
+FC Jeremy Irons - History of Koure; Strategy
+FC D.B. Woodside - Swordplay; Archery
+FC Ji Jin Hee - Alchemy; Hand to Hand Combat
+FC Morena Baccarin - Archery; Swordplay
+FC Kim Sung-Ryung - History of Koure
+FC Tanaya Beatty - Aerial Tactics
+FC Naomie Harris - Aerial Tactics
+FC Marion Cotillard - Alchemy; Blacksmithing
Prizrak:
+FC Noma Dumeszweni - Medicinal Herbology; Poison Herbology
+FC F. Murray Abraham - History of Kosti; Strategy
+FC Rick Mora - History of Kosti; Poison Herbology
+FC Robert Richard - History of Kosti
+FC Rosario Dawson - Shapeshifting; Axes
+FC Irene Bedard - Shapeshifting; Medicinal Herbology
+FC Oscar Isaac - Shapeshifting
+FC Lyndie Greenwood - Shapeshifting
+FC Alicia Vikander - Archery; Spears, Lances, and Javelins
+FC Martin Sensmeier - Hand to Hand Combat; Spears, Lances, and Javelins
+FC Pisay Pao - Traps; Poison Herbology
Ohavnost:
+FC Rolan Bell - Close Combat Blades; Hand to Hand Combat
+FC Wu Xiu Bo - Close Combat Blades
+FC Saif Al-Warith - Spears, Lances, and Javelins; Axes
+FC Shivani Ghai - Agility
+FC Maggie Q - Agility
+FC Hrithik Roshan - Close Combat Blades; Swordplay
+FC Gina Ravera - Medicinal Herbology; Traps
lmao have fun with this
Andele:
+FC Nicolas Bedos - History of Koure; Alchemy
+FC Joseph Fiennes - Aerial Tactics; Archery
+FC Jeremy Irons - History of Koure; Strategy
+FC D.B. Woodside - Swordplay; Archery
+FC Ji Jin Hee - Alchemy; Hand to Hand Combat
+FC Morena Baccarin - Archery; Swordplay
+FC Kim Sung-Ryung - History of Koure
+FC Tanaya Beatty - Aerial Tactics
+FC Naomie Harris - Aerial Tactics
+FC Marion Cotillard - Alchemy; Blacksmithing
Prizrak:
+FC Noma Dumeszweni - Medicinal Herbology; Poison Herbology
+FC F. Murray Abraham - History of Kosti; Strategy
+FC Rick Mora - History of Kosti; Poison Herbology
+FC Robert Richard - History of Kosti
+FC Rosario Dawson - Shapeshifting; Axes
+FC Irene Bedard - Shapeshifting; Medicinal Herbology
+FC Oscar Isaac - Shapeshifting
+FC Lyndie Greenwood - Shapeshifting
+FC Alicia Vikander - Archery; Spears, Lances, and Javelins
+FC Martin Sensmeier - Hand to Hand Combat; Spears, Lances, and Javelins
+FC Pisay Pao - Traps; Poison Herbology
Ohavnost:
+FC Rolan Bell - Close Combat Blades; Hand to Hand Combat
+FC Wu Xiu Bo - Close Combat Blades
+FC Saif Al-Warith - Spears, Lances, and Javelins; Axes
+FC Shivani Ghai - Agility
+FC Maggie Q - Agility
+FC Hrithik Roshan - Close Combat Blades; Swordplay
+FC Gina Ravera - Medicinal Herbology; Traps
lmao have fun with this
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by Verix on Tue Aug 02, 2016 10:56 pm
"I feel like a part of my soul has loved you since the beginning of everything. Maybe we're from the same star."
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by Verix on Mon Aug 15, 2016 4:53 am
“And I’d choose you; in a hundred lifetimes, in a hundred worlds, in any version of reality, I’d find you and I’d choose you.”
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