Introduction
Regalis: Once a beautiful, lush planet, thriving with dense, flourishing flora and an elaborate array of fauna is now in turmoil. The lands were covered with rolling hills and dense brush, mountains tore into the clouds and the trees once threatened to contest their reach skyward. The indigenous life forms seemed to live peacefully, only consuming what they absolutely needed to survive. There were few to be considered evil, bigots were few and far between and the rapacious ones found their place amidst each other, consuming the week and stamping each other out as the gluttons they were. It was not to say that all was well, but after years of war fought by early beings, peace swept upon the land like a breath of fresh air.
Here, elemental energy floats upon a plain known as the Aether. It is an unseen plain of existence but the inhabitants of Regalis can tap into this energy and depending on their training and mental prowess, can warp the elements that comprise the world.
That was in the beginning. Then, it was beautiful. Then, there were those that believed that all was right. There were also those that thought to tear the peace asunder…and render it as blood and bones beneath the hooves of vial creatures pulled from the depths of some boiling bog or pit reaching within the nether realms of Regalis.
After centuries of development of the myriad races of Regalis, there was the Renaissance. This was a time of great prosperity for the Val, beings much like you and I; and the El’Dren En Val. El’Dren En Val simply means children of giant men. As Regalis is a world rich in its history, some of it speculated as lore and simple story telling, these peoples were very closely linked to their pasts and the strife of their ancestors. The history of the El’Dren En Val is rich, as their ancestors were truly giant man in comparison to the Val. The Val are so closely related to you and I that I’d not need to explain to you what they look like, nor their average size. The ancestors of the Val are just the same as ours as well but that of the El’Dren En Val were humungous beings. Doomed to reduce in size over two millennia, the world changed and the giants were locked in war with a race of reptilian beings over land and resources. They were forced to adapt and as their size reduced, they needed to grow accustom to the world that was changing around them. They moved into the trees, learning to use the branches, bows and canopies to enhance their lives. It could have been said that as a remnant of their ancestors’ size, they preferred to dwell high above the land, still savoring the view that was in their blood.
With the booming Renaissance these races learned to trade knowledge, resources and even love began to flourish between members of the races. Carried over from their ancestors, the El’Dren En Val still harbored a profound hatred for the Biel Tek’in Viez, the reptilian race that their forefathers spent two millennia battling. War exploded after the Renaissance but it had been a wondrous time for the El’Dren and the Val and it had propelled their knowledge to levels unseen by any race of Regalis. As the ancient wisdom of the Firsts, the most advanced race of the ancient world, was dying away, resting within few as innate abilities; the newly forming sentient, intelligent races were making a way for themselves. When war broke out again, the Val and the El’Dren joining forces against the Biel to end the conflict for good, the allied forces drove the Biel back to their homeland. They would finally bring an end to the tyranny of the Biel, as they’d plagued the Inples, simple, calm giants of stone and earth; and the punyimpas, small, frail fairy-like creatures of wind and floral magic. They drove the creatures back in a grand, elaborate campaign. Marked with blood and alarming death counts for both sides, this was the bloodiest war in the history of Regalis.
In a last ditch effort to cease the bloodshed, the inples and the punyimpas rallied behind the allies, raising arms against the Biel and their twisted, mangled reptilian steeds and reptilian-primate brawlers and forced the Biel into a corner. This had been their plan. They reduced the Biel numbers drastically but when the Biel retreated into Mt. Halimar, the inple hurled massive stones of softer sediment and mounds of limestone and andversandt against the cavern entrances. The punyimpas used their abilities and sealed the cavern shut, locking the ragged lizards away for their treachery. Life imprisonment in a dungeon of extreme inner-planetary temperatures with nothing to feed upon but one another was enough of a punishment for their war crimes.
The campaign was over, celebrations took place and the pain suffered would always be remembered. Documents were created and once signed, ensured that the four races would come to the aid of the others when danger loomed over the horizon and these sacred pacts were upheld for years but time makes one forget. The vals grew rapacious and wanted everything in the world for themselves. The El’Dren people were consumed with watching Mt. Halimar and become disconnected from the outside world, becoming reclusive within nature's bosom. Their minds became warped and they saw men growing, flourishing, creating machines of woods and metallurgy. Metallurgy was a plight in the eyes of the El’Dren, it was not of nature. The El’Dren attacked with the aid of the punyimpas, the smaller beings using their powers to spread vines and roots upon the contraptions of men, bringing them to the ground. The El’Dren people were determined to destroy these constructs and mechanisms, breaking them to dust to be ingested by the planet.
The val leaders found the grantz, a subterranean race of pale beings that specialized in metal craft and the shaping of the rarest metals. The inples would mine the andversandt for the vals and they would take the rare metal to the grantz and they would make powerful weapons of andversandt and mythril. With this, each side wielding a powerful weapon, perfect for enemies that they knew so well as recent allies, the Regalis War started. Deep within Halimar, an ancient enemy was awakened by the hatred swelling within the biel, left to consume one another. Their bellies growled for flesh but they were not allowed to die. Their minds rotted, begging for reprieve but none was given. Their hatred swelled, so potent that it could have become tangible. Their yelps filled the caves below as they lost all reason and were twisted into gnarly, disgusting creatures. They were being warped by the evil lying in the Deep of Halimar and soon, they would be released, their tyranny returned, their hatred brimming. The prospect of flesh was so sweet. El’Dren flesh was so sweet.
With the Val/El'Dren war at a standstill, the races of the world chose sides, the Inple and Drag'Konin siding with the Val to form the Engineers and the El'Dren banded with the Punyimpa and the Drazyll as the Forestfolk. The war has come to a precipice. The precursor to the battle ahead was the looming threat of the opening of the Seal.... But who is going to open it...
King Leogoryth of the Val is dying. He is sick, he is senile. But even those on their deathbed will not be sated, their hunger will not be calmed, their thirst unquenchable. Even as the king looked over his body in a mirror, even as he was sickened by liver spots, even as he seldom recognized himself amidst the wrinkles, he still had one last conquest. He didn't care about the bonds that Tatroi created, he still wanted the northern lands, even if that meant destroying the people that his own once called family. If he was going to die, the world was always going to know his name. He would test the Gods' glory. It would be his name atop the doorways of halls and theaters and they would erect statues of him. These statues would tower over the tallest of towers and steeples and he would brandish a golden sword that would pierce the clouds above Mt. Halimar. He was crazed in his old age. But he could not attack without provocation. But he got what he wanted via scout.
Fredrick Olofson was sliding around a corner. He had the most urgent of news. He needed to relay this information to the king. It could have been delivered by anyone but he would deliver it with his own lips, for he hated the El'Dren. He was not sure as to why he hated them so, as he had no real reason to...but most hadn't.
When he neared the dining hall he was stopped by the court guards and one of them said to him, "Olofson, the king is having his lunch. He asked not to be disturbed..."
"You don't understand, Nile, I have urgent news. i must make my report..."
The other guard, Cormick, shook his head and pressed a hand to Olofson's chest, "Listen, you still can't go in. If you disturb the-" he paused, quieted and continued with, "if you disturb him he will have our necks for dinner..."
"Then turkey necks he will have but I have to get to him, right now..."
Just then, before the guards could retort, the hall doors opened. Nile cursed under his breath but it was only Sir Lauren. He pulled the door behind himself and rested his hand against the lion-shaped pommel of his broad sword and asked, "What is the reason for this disturbance. I hear raised voices outside of the dining hall while the king is being served his meal and I can only think that someone must be going crazy..."
Olofson would not be deterred. He had no time to fear a knight. "Sir Lauren, I must deliver a report to the king..."
"I can not permit that. Leave the message with me and I will deliver it when he has finished his meal..."
"I cannot do that, Sir Lauren. I am only to relay the message to him..."
Lauren squinted. Was this the news that the king had been waiting for? The scout's face was caked in dirt and blood, he was still breathing deeply as if he'd run a great distance and his palms were sweaty as if he would deliver the most important message of his life. Lauren simply said, "Who sent you on your mission...?"
Olofson simply said, "A Specter...."
Lauren stepped aside without another word and pushed the door open to allow Olofson in. The young val entered the hall and had little time to marvel at the marble pillars, golden adornments and the tallest, most beautiful drapes he'd ever seen. The king was already barking at him, asking who he was and why he was interrupting his meal. Olofson ignored the rantings, as he'd been told to do. Olofson slid to a knee next to the king and lowered his head. "Sire, I've returned the news of the Halimar Seal..."
Leogoryth's face twitched and the turkey hanging from his lip fell to his plate. "What of it, boy, speak!?" the king balked as he looked toward the young val.
"The El'Dren are crowding around the Seal, making camps..."
"Are they opening the Seal!?"
"Sire, i can-"
"Boy, i don't need your bantering! Are they opening the Seal?!" the king yelled.
Olofson shook his head and rambled off, "N-no, Sire, I don't thi-"
"You don't think...?"
"No, no, your highness, they were not op-"
Olofson's words were cut short when the king jabbed a large, jagged knife into the val's neck. "That is not what I needed of you, boy..." the king snarled. He allowed the boy to fall, the knife still in his neck. The king got to his feet and barked, "Lauren...!"
When the knight entered he instantly set his eyes on the scout, dying on the floor. The king at least could have finished the kill instead of allowing the boy to bleed to death. "Yes, your highness?"
"Have Balthomeer and Derophen come to me. Ready Sir Tedrin and Sir Barter. We move for the Halimar Pass in the morn..."
"May I ask why, Sire?"
"Of course you may," Leogoryth said, an ugly smile spreading across his face, stretching folds and wrinkles. His eyes peered from beneath an ugly, menacing brow and he said, "The El'Dren are opening the Seal...."
Character Creation: (Copy this information and post it in "description" on the character creation page. Just read the information about the tricky sections and fill it all out. Personality. Description and History are not here because you can fill them out on the character creation page.)
Name:
Race:
Height:
Weight:
Age:
Gender:
Innate Element:
Affinity:
Class:
Main Weapon:
Secondary Weapon:
Air Burst: (Airing or Grounding)
Special Skill: (Create something interesting but even if you create detailed strikes for the skill, be flexible.)
Allegiance: This is mainly viewed from a Forestfolk (El'Dren, Drazyll and Puntimpas) or Engineers (Val, Drag'Konin and Inple) standpoint. You may put what you please but in most cases the allegiance would be to one's own kind because "Myself" would suggest that you have no reason to travel with a group. And that's what this game consists of.
Personal Flaws:
Fire-Water-Flora-Ice-Earth-Wind-Fire
The Elements have their weaknesses and strengths:
Fire absorbs air as fuel but is doused by Water.
The Wind weathers Earth but is absorbs by Flames.
Masses of Earth can be chipped away by the Wind but can stop Ice.
Ice can freeze Flora, weighing down vines but is not match for expertly controlled slabs of earth.
Flora can absorb water but comes to a standstill against ice.
(Some of the other elemental weaknesses are Flora being set ablaze by Fire and water being stopped cold by Ice. These should be considered when deciding on your elements.)
Affinity: (This is your secondary element. If a player uses an ability with this element you can capitalize [But only if the post is damned good.] Remember that when you choose this element it is the only one that you will be able to match your own element with. Your affinity cannot be the opposing element of your Innate Element.)
Fire-Ice: (Flames can melt ice to create steam which can melt flesh.)
Wind-Water: (The wind can be used to generate the forces of a hurricane, deluging enemies.)
Earth-Flora: (A towering wall of earth can be much worse when vines spear through a petrified enemy.
Fire-Earth: (A Molten Eruption would destroy most enemies)
Earth-Water: (How about a terrifying landslide?)
Wind-Ice: (A blizzard brought down upon your foes.)
Class:
(These are based on common sense; and your equipment should match!)
Knight: Knights will wear full sized armor and will take hits like no one’s business. Remember that you character will not be able to play with intense speed but your power may be unmatched. Your weapons may be larger swords, battle axes, hammers, etc. Secondary may be a smaller sword or throwing axe.
Archer: Archers tend to wear garbs with low defensive capabilities but you will be very fast and if you want an acrobatic character then feel free. Yours weapons will be bows. Secondary may be daggers, short swords and other small weapons including but not limited to; Sais, hand guns with one round per post and other close quarter weapons.
Rogue: Rogues favor lightweight armor beneath cloaks and the like. This is a very agile character that utilizes one handed swords, maces, axes and may dual wield daggers. Crossbows may be used but the secondary may not be a one handed weapon listed beforehand.
Secondary weapons may be daggers (If dual wielding, daggers may not be a secondary), hand guns with one round per post, and other close quarter weapons including axes and Sais.
Spearman: Spearmen wear mid-weight armor and are of medium speed. They fight with halberds, pole axes, glaives, etc. Secondary weapons are one handed swords.
Light Swordsman: Light swordsmen armor themselves much like rogues but specialize in swordsmanship and use single-handed swords and their secondary weapons tend to be short swords and daggers. The rapier or estoc is a perfect weapon for a LS class warrior.
Kindler: Kindlers are very specific classes and their elements are exact. They will not strike physical blows but their magical abilities tend to be unmatched as they master their abilities. They will use their hands to strike down their foes and instead of relying on enchanting their weapons with elements, they create them out of places where there should be done (as in creating fire out of thin air or water spewing forth from rocks). They are not defenders. Do not let them get hit…!
Fighter: Fighters are brutes. They are fast, hit hard and defend with their armored forearms but they are not good with elements, even their innate elements. They fight with their fists and wear plated gloves. They don’t have secondary weapons. They wear enchanted boots that allow them to harness energy. (These boots allow them to match their innate powers with their affinity.)
Mechanized Archer: Mechanized Archers are moderately armored archers that use firearms as their main weapons. Their rifles are fitted with elemental seals that allow them to fire rounds of their elements. A wielder of flames would fire incendiary rounds, a wielder of ice would fire freezing rounds, flora wielders would fire shotgun-like blast of razor-edged leaves as if shrapnel. Earth rounds can pin enemies against objects and Water rounds can apply hundreds upon hundreds of pounds of pressure and finally, wind rounds blast enemies with electrifying rounds. Remember, Earth wielders can only use grounding and Wind wielders can only use airing. Wielders of other elements can use either air burst ability.
If you play as an Inple, you must remember that you are between 13 and 15 feet tall as an adult and you may fight with weapons specific to Inples which are trees, massive swords, axes and clubs but these powerful beings are very slow. For your class, you may list it as Inple and choose an according weapon or you may choose Fighter and use brute strength. If you choose Kindler then your element must be Earth. Inples don’t carry secondary weapons.
Punyimpas are the size of a pigeon when adults and wear enchanted armor made of earth or leaves and are only classed as Kindlers and even more so, as savants. (If you are brave enough to play with this tiny character then by all means, do so. I will respect you dearly for it.) They may kindle any element. Do not carry weapons as Punyimpas.
Drazyll are sentient trees and can only have Flora as their Innate. They don’t wield weapons and are simply classed as Drazyll. They are Savants.
Don’t be afraid to push the envelope. If you have a cool idea for a weapon or character, express that idea. If it’s worth it, then I’ll accept your character.
Race:
Val: Live 70 years on average but should only fight until their mid-fifties. Average height is 6 ft. 2 in. and can have any non-specific class.
El’Dren: Live 200 years on average but should only fight until they reach 180. From there, they begin to asche [Which is a process where they grow old and turn into ash, returning to nature.] Average height is 5 ft. 6 in. They can have any non-specific class.
Grantz: Subterranean dwellers and they live for about 50 years on average. They reach adult hood at 15 and can fight until they are about 41. They are very small but cunning and cannot be knights or spearmen. Average height is 5 ft. 2 in. and they are thin-bodied people. They live 100 years on average but fight until they are that old. They are very hearty.
Inple: The Inple Live for close to 300 years and their adulthood and elder portions are exceptionally long. They would fight between 40 and 260 years. They tower above at 13 to 15 feet and their classes are either Inple (swords and tree trunks) or Kindler (Using Earth as an Innate) or Fighter.
Punyimpa: Very small creatures. Some say that they can live forever… They are cocooned until adulthood so do what the hell you want with them. They are about a foot tall at most with four bird-like wings. They are only Kindlers. As a secondary list them as Savants. As long as the attack used before them is not their opposing element you should be able to capitalize. Just be creative.
Drazyll: Drazyll live for nearly 2000 years, just as some trees do. They are the proper size to fight at about 60 years so age them beyond that as you see fit. They weigh in at 11 to 14 feet and can only be Flora Innate but are savants. They should weight more than 1000 pounds.
Drag’Konin: The Drag’Konin or “Drag” are a reptilian race and are descendants of Dragons. They have two large wings and their average height is 6 ft. 7 in. They live for about 70 years on average but fight until they are 50. They cannot be rogues or Kindlers (As they are disconnected with nature).
Mechanics:
There are two things that you’ll need to know when playing Regalis. You have two mechanics built in that you’ll need to utilize in order to defeat larger enemies. Remember that your enemies will have weaknesses and some of them will be too powerful to take down without aiming for those weaknesses. One gargoyle may fold its wings in front of itself to deflect all damage and you will need to get it to open its wings. A Wyrm may tunnel into the earth after attacking and a certain combination of elements will be needed in order to defeat the monstrosity.
Air Burst: This is an ability characters will use to create statuses for enemies. Some Bosses will need to be “broken” for elements to take effect and this is the way to create a “Broken” status.
An airing ability will be used to create a “floating” status for enemies which will lock them in the air for a varying number of posts. You will not know how many posts the enemy will stay floating until it has happened the first time and you can count. If you keep the enemy in the air for too long then it will recuperate and the effects of the status will be gone.
A grounding ability will be used to smash the enemy into the ground from floating status. When an enemy slams into the earth it will enter the “Broken” status as well and elements can take effect. Now, the enemy is “Broken” and “grounded”, and it is just about over for the creature. If a character “slips up” and uses an airing attack on a grounded enemy then the enemy will recuperate and decimate that player for being a moron.
Don’t let an enemy stay in the floating status for an extended period of time. Don’t attack a grounded enemy with an airing attack.
Elemental Combat: It is self-explanatory. If Gus hits a Raving Graarghorn with his special skill and his element is fire then the creature will be set on fire. Now, Asshrarn, whose affinity is fire, can hit the monster with an earth special skill and create a molten burst or molten eruption, whatever Asshrarn’s controller decides to call it. If Graarghorn’s bestiary says that his weakness is fire then it would have been hurt badly by Gus’ attack. If its weakness was fire/earth then Gus and Asshrarn just pulled off a ridiculously powerful combo against the beast and as long as the posts were good, the monster is going down. It’s that simple.
Savants can do this with any element as long as it is not the opposite of what they kindle.
In the essence of being creative, as you battle creatures and if your posts are good, during a review of your prowess in combat, you will be given the ability to add a Special Skill. Your second Special Skill will be more powerful but I expect to see it used a lot less. I don’t want Special Skills used on each post anyway. Your third Special Skill will be an Affinity Cross. It will allow you to change up battles on the fly and use your affinity as an innate. These are very very very weak skills as you are just learning to use an element that your body should not be able to. If a player does not capitalize on your Affinity Cross then you are going to SUFFER!
One last thing: When you create a character and I've accepted it, I will send you a PM, letting you know which arc of the story you will be playing in and where (under the "places" tab) that particular arc will begin. Your character will be introduced by name only and usually called by a military member or something to that effect so that you don't appear from the ether.
If you would like a sub-plot or arc created in a particular area or if you would like to be the leading character in a side quest PM me and I'll see what we can do.
Here, elemental energy floats upon a plain known as the Aether. It is an unseen plain of existence but the inhabitants of Regalis can tap into this energy and depending on their training and mental prowess, can warp the elements that comprise the world.
That was in the beginning. Then, it was beautiful. Then, there were those that believed that all was right. There were also those that thought to tear the peace asunder…and render it as blood and bones beneath the hooves of vial creatures pulled from the depths of some boiling bog or pit reaching within the nether realms of Regalis.
After centuries of development of the myriad races of Regalis, there was the Renaissance. This was a time of great prosperity for the Val, beings much like you and I; and the El’Dren En Val. El’Dren En Val simply means children of giant men. As Regalis is a world rich in its history, some of it speculated as lore and simple story telling, these peoples were very closely linked to their pasts and the strife of their ancestors. The history of the El’Dren En Val is rich, as their ancestors were truly giant man in comparison to the Val. The Val are so closely related to you and I that I’d not need to explain to you what they look like, nor their average size. The ancestors of the Val are just the same as ours as well but that of the El’Dren En Val were humungous beings. Doomed to reduce in size over two millennia, the world changed and the giants were locked in war with a race of reptilian beings over land and resources. They were forced to adapt and as their size reduced, they needed to grow accustom to the world that was changing around them. They moved into the trees, learning to use the branches, bows and canopies to enhance their lives. It could have been said that as a remnant of their ancestors’ size, they preferred to dwell high above the land, still savoring the view that was in their blood.
With the booming Renaissance these races learned to trade knowledge, resources and even love began to flourish between members of the races. Carried over from their ancestors, the El’Dren En Val still harbored a profound hatred for the Biel Tek’in Viez, the reptilian race that their forefathers spent two millennia battling. War exploded after the Renaissance but it had been a wondrous time for the El’Dren and the Val and it had propelled their knowledge to levels unseen by any race of Regalis. As the ancient wisdom of the Firsts, the most advanced race of the ancient world, was dying away, resting within few as innate abilities; the newly forming sentient, intelligent races were making a way for themselves. When war broke out again, the Val and the El’Dren joining forces against the Biel to end the conflict for good, the allied forces drove the Biel back to their homeland. They would finally bring an end to the tyranny of the Biel, as they’d plagued the Inples, simple, calm giants of stone and earth; and the punyimpas, small, frail fairy-like creatures of wind and floral magic. They drove the creatures back in a grand, elaborate campaign. Marked with blood and alarming death counts for both sides, this was the bloodiest war in the history of Regalis.
In a last ditch effort to cease the bloodshed, the inples and the punyimpas rallied behind the allies, raising arms against the Biel and their twisted, mangled reptilian steeds and reptilian-primate brawlers and forced the Biel into a corner. This had been their plan. They reduced the Biel numbers drastically but when the Biel retreated into Mt. Halimar, the inple hurled massive stones of softer sediment and mounds of limestone and andversandt against the cavern entrances. The punyimpas used their abilities and sealed the cavern shut, locking the ragged lizards away for their treachery. Life imprisonment in a dungeon of extreme inner-planetary temperatures with nothing to feed upon but one another was enough of a punishment for their war crimes.
The campaign was over, celebrations took place and the pain suffered would always be remembered. Documents were created and once signed, ensured that the four races would come to the aid of the others when danger loomed over the horizon and these sacred pacts were upheld for years but time makes one forget. The vals grew rapacious and wanted everything in the world for themselves. The El’Dren people were consumed with watching Mt. Halimar and become disconnected from the outside world, becoming reclusive within nature's bosom. Their minds became warped and they saw men growing, flourishing, creating machines of woods and metallurgy. Metallurgy was a plight in the eyes of the El’Dren, it was not of nature. The El’Dren attacked with the aid of the punyimpas, the smaller beings using their powers to spread vines and roots upon the contraptions of men, bringing them to the ground. The El’Dren people were determined to destroy these constructs and mechanisms, breaking them to dust to be ingested by the planet.
The val leaders found the grantz, a subterranean race of pale beings that specialized in metal craft and the shaping of the rarest metals. The inples would mine the andversandt for the vals and they would take the rare metal to the grantz and they would make powerful weapons of andversandt and mythril. With this, each side wielding a powerful weapon, perfect for enemies that they knew so well as recent allies, the Regalis War started. Deep within Halimar, an ancient enemy was awakened by the hatred swelling within the biel, left to consume one another. Their bellies growled for flesh but they were not allowed to die. Their minds rotted, begging for reprieve but none was given. Their hatred swelled, so potent that it could have become tangible. Their yelps filled the caves below as they lost all reason and were twisted into gnarly, disgusting creatures. They were being warped by the evil lying in the Deep of Halimar and soon, they would be released, their tyranny returned, their hatred brimming. The prospect of flesh was so sweet. El’Dren flesh was so sweet.
With the Val/El'Dren war at a standstill, the races of the world chose sides, the Inple and Drag'Konin siding with the Val to form the Engineers and the El'Dren banded with the Punyimpa and the Drazyll as the Forestfolk. The war has come to a precipice. The precursor to the battle ahead was the looming threat of the opening of the Seal.... But who is going to open it...
King Leogoryth of the Val is dying. He is sick, he is senile. But even those on their deathbed will not be sated, their hunger will not be calmed, their thirst unquenchable. Even as the king looked over his body in a mirror, even as he was sickened by liver spots, even as he seldom recognized himself amidst the wrinkles, he still had one last conquest. He didn't care about the bonds that Tatroi created, he still wanted the northern lands, even if that meant destroying the people that his own once called family. If he was going to die, the world was always going to know his name. He would test the Gods' glory. It would be his name atop the doorways of halls and theaters and they would erect statues of him. These statues would tower over the tallest of towers and steeples and he would brandish a golden sword that would pierce the clouds above Mt. Halimar. He was crazed in his old age. But he could not attack without provocation. But he got what he wanted via scout.
Fredrick Olofson was sliding around a corner. He had the most urgent of news. He needed to relay this information to the king. It could have been delivered by anyone but he would deliver it with his own lips, for he hated the El'Dren. He was not sure as to why he hated them so, as he had no real reason to...but most hadn't.
When he neared the dining hall he was stopped by the court guards and one of them said to him, "Olofson, the king is having his lunch. He asked not to be disturbed..."
"You don't understand, Nile, I have urgent news. i must make my report..."
The other guard, Cormick, shook his head and pressed a hand to Olofson's chest, "Listen, you still can't go in. If you disturb the-" he paused, quieted and continued with, "if you disturb him he will have our necks for dinner..."
"Then turkey necks he will have but I have to get to him, right now..."
Just then, before the guards could retort, the hall doors opened. Nile cursed under his breath but it was only Sir Lauren. He pulled the door behind himself and rested his hand against the lion-shaped pommel of his broad sword and asked, "What is the reason for this disturbance. I hear raised voices outside of the dining hall while the king is being served his meal and I can only think that someone must be going crazy..."
Olofson would not be deterred. He had no time to fear a knight. "Sir Lauren, I must deliver a report to the king..."
"I can not permit that. Leave the message with me and I will deliver it when he has finished his meal..."
"I cannot do that, Sir Lauren. I am only to relay the message to him..."
Lauren squinted. Was this the news that the king had been waiting for? The scout's face was caked in dirt and blood, he was still breathing deeply as if he'd run a great distance and his palms were sweaty as if he would deliver the most important message of his life. Lauren simply said, "Who sent you on your mission...?"
Olofson simply said, "A Specter...."
Lauren stepped aside without another word and pushed the door open to allow Olofson in. The young val entered the hall and had little time to marvel at the marble pillars, golden adornments and the tallest, most beautiful drapes he'd ever seen. The king was already barking at him, asking who he was and why he was interrupting his meal. Olofson ignored the rantings, as he'd been told to do. Olofson slid to a knee next to the king and lowered his head. "Sire, I've returned the news of the Halimar Seal..."
Leogoryth's face twitched and the turkey hanging from his lip fell to his plate. "What of it, boy, speak!?" the king balked as he looked toward the young val.
"The El'Dren are crowding around the Seal, making camps..."
"Are they opening the Seal!?"
"Sire, i can-"
"Boy, i don't need your bantering! Are they opening the Seal?!" the king yelled.
Olofson shook his head and rambled off, "N-no, Sire, I don't thi-"
"You don't think...?"
"No, no, your highness, they were not op-"
Olofson's words were cut short when the king jabbed a large, jagged knife into the val's neck. "That is not what I needed of you, boy..." the king snarled. He allowed the boy to fall, the knife still in his neck. The king got to his feet and barked, "Lauren...!"
When the knight entered he instantly set his eyes on the scout, dying on the floor. The king at least could have finished the kill instead of allowing the boy to bleed to death. "Yes, your highness?"
"Have Balthomeer and Derophen come to me. Ready Sir Tedrin and Sir Barter. We move for the Halimar Pass in the morn..."
"May I ask why, Sire?"
"Of course you may," Leogoryth said, an ugly smile spreading across his face, stretching folds and wrinkles. His eyes peered from beneath an ugly, menacing brow and he said, "The El'Dren are opening the Seal...."
Character Creation: (Copy this information and post it in "description" on the character creation page. Just read the information about the tricky sections and fill it all out. Personality. Description and History are not here because you can fill them out on the character creation page.)
Name:
Race:
Height:
Weight:
Age:
Gender:
Innate Element:
Affinity:
Class:
Main Weapon:
Secondary Weapon:
Air Burst: (Airing or Grounding)
Special Skill: (Create something interesting but even if you create detailed strikes for the skill, be flexible.)
Allegiance: This is mainly viewed from a Forestfolk (El'Dren, Drazyll and Puntimpas) or Engineers (Val, Drag'Konin and Inple) standpoint. You may put what you please but in most cases the allegiance would be to one's own kind because "Myself" would suggest that you have no reason to travel with a group. And that's what this game consists of.
Personal Flaws:
Fire-Water-Flora-Ice-Earth-Wind-Fire
The Elements have their weaknesses and strengths:
Fire absorbs air as fuel but is doused by Water.
The Wind weathers Earth but is absorbs by Flames.
Masses of Earth can be chipped away by the Wind but can stop Ice.
Ice can freeze Flora, weighing down vines but is not match for expertly controlled slabs of earth.
Flora can absorb water but comes to a standstill against ice.
(Some of the other elemental weaknesses are Flora being set ablaze by Fire and water being stopped cold by Ice. These should be considered when deciding on your elements.)
Affinity: (This is your secondary element. If a player uses an ability with this element you can capitalize [But only if the post is damned good.] Remember that when you choose this element it is the only one that you will be able to match your own element with. Your affinity cannot be the opposing element of your Innate Element.)
Fire-Ice: (Flames can melt ice to create steam which can melt flesh.)
Wind-Water: (The wind can be used to generate the forces of a hurricane, deluging enemies.)
Earth-Flora: (A towering wall of earth can be much worse when vines spear through a petrified enemy.
Fire-Earth: (A Molten Eruption would destroy most enemies)
Earth-Water: (How about a terrifying landslide?)
Wind-Ice: (A blizzard brought down upon your foes.)
Class:
(These are based on common sense; and your equipment should match!)
Knight: Knights will wear full sized armor and will take hits like no one’s business. Remember that you character will not be able to play with intense speed but your power may be unmatched. Your weapons may be larger swords, battle axes, hammers, etc. Secondary may be a smaller sword or throwing axe.
Archer: Archers tend to wear garbs with low defensive capabilities but you will be very fast and if you want an acrobatic character then feel free. Yours weapons will be bows. Secondary may be daggers, short swords and other small weapons including but not limited to; Sais, hand guns with one round per post and other close quarter weapons.
Rogue: Rogues favor lightweight armor beneath cloaks and the like. This is a very agile character that utilizes one handed swords, maces, axes and may dual wield daggers. Crossbows may be used but the secondary may not be a one handed weapon listed beforehand.
Secondary weapons may be daggers (If dual wielding, daggers may not be a secondary), hand guns with one round per post, and other close quarter weapons including axes and Sais.
Spearman: Spearmen wear mid-weight armor and are of medium speed. They fight with halberds, pole axes, glaives, etc. Secondary weapons are one handed swords.
Light Swordsman: Light swordsmen armor themselves much like rogues but specialize in swordsmanship and use single-handed swords and their secondary weapons tend to be short swords and daggers. The rapier or estoc is a perfect weapon for a LS class warrior.
Kindler: Kindlers are very specific classes and their elements are exact. They will not strike physical blows but their magical abilities tend to be unmatched as they master their abilities. They will use their hands to strike down their foes and instead of relying on enchanting their weapons with elements, they create them out of places where there should be done (as in creating fire out of thin air or water spewing forth from rocks). They are not defenders. Do not let them get hit…!
Fighter: Fighters are brutes. They are fast, hit hard and defend with their armored forearms but they are not good with elements, even their innate elements. They fight with their fists and wear plated gloves. They don’t have secondary weapons. They wear enchanted boots that allow them to harness energy. (These boots allow them to match their innate powers with their affinity.)
Mechanized Archer: Mechanized Archers are moderately armored archers that use firearms as their main weapons. Their rifles are fitted with elemental seals that allow them to fire rounds of their elements. A wielder of flames would fire incendiary rounds, a wielder of ice would fire freezing rounds, flora wielders would fire shotgun-like blast of razor-edged leaves as if shrapnel. Earth rounds can pin enemies against objects and Water rounds can apply hundreds upon hundreds of pounds of pressure and finally, wind rounds blast enemies with electrifying rounds. Remember, Earth wielders can only use grounding and Wind wielders can only use airing. Wielders of other elements can use either air burst ability.
If you play as an Inple, you must remember that you are between 13 and 15 feet tall as an adult and you may fight with weapons specific to Inples which are trees, massive swords, axes and clubs but these powerful beings are very slow. For your class, you may list it as Inple and choose an according weapon or you may choose Fighter and use brute strength. If you choose Kindler then your element must be Earth. Inples don’t carry secondary weapons.
Punyimpas are the size of a pigeon when adults and wear enchanted armor made of earth or leaves and are only classed as Kindlers and even more so, as savants. (If you are brave enough to play with this tiny character then by all means, do so. I will respect you dearly for it.) They may kindle any element. Do not carry weapons as Punyimpas.
Drazyll are sentient trees and can only have Flora as their Innate. They don’t wield weapons and are simply classed as Drazyll. They are Savants.
Don’t be afraid to push the envelope. If you have a cool idea for a weapon or character, express that idea. If it’s worth it, then I’ll accept your character.
Race:
Val: Live 70 years on average but should only fight until their mid-fifties. Average height is 6 ft. 2 in. and can have any non-specific class.
El’Dren: Live 200 years on average but should only fight until they reach 180. From there, they begin to asche [Which is a process where they grow old and turn into ash, returning to nature.] Average height is 5 ft. 6 in. They can have any non-specific class.
Grantz: Subterranean dwellers and they live for about 50 years on average. They reach adult hood at 15 and can fight until they are about 41. They are very small but cunning and cannot be knights or spearmen. Average height is 5 ft. 2 in. and they are thin-bodied people. They live 100 years on average but fight until they are that old. They are very hearty.
Inple: The Inple Live for close to 300 years and their adulthood and elder portions are exceptionally long. They would fight between 40 and 260 years. They tower above at 13 to 15 feet and their classes are either Inple (swords and tree trunks) or Kindler (Using Earth as an Innate) or Fighter.
Punyimpa: Very small creatures. Some say that they can live forever… They are cocooned until adulthood so do what the hell you want with them. They are about a foot tall at most with four bird-like wings. They are only Kindlers. As a secondary list them as Savants. As long as the attack used before them is not their opposing element you should be able to capitalize. Just be creative.
Drazyll: Drazyll live for nearly 2000 years, just as some trees do. They are the proper size to fight at about 60 years so age them beyond that as you see fit. They weigh in at 11 to 14 feet and can only be Flora Innate but are savants. They should weight more than 1000 pounds.
Drag’Konin: The Drag’Konin or “Drag” are a reptilian race and are descendants of Dragons. They have two large wings and their average height is 6 ft. 7 in. They live for about 70 years on average but fight until they are 50. They cannot be rogues or Kindlers (As they are disconnected with nature).
Mechanics:
There are two things that you’ll need to know when playing Regalis. You have two mechanics built in that you’ll need to utilize in order to defeat larger enemies. Remember that your enemies will have weaknesses and some of them will be too powerful to take down without aiming for those weaknesses. One gargoyle may fold its wings in front of itself to deflect all damage and you will need to get it to open its wings. A Wyrm may tunnel into the earth after attacking and a certain combination of elements will be needed in order to defeat the monstrosity.
Air Burst: This is an ability characters will use to create statuses for enemies. Some Bosses will need to be “broken” for elements to take effect and this is the way to create a “Broken” status.
An airing ability will be used to create a “floating” status for enemies which will lock them in the air for a varying number of posts. You will not know how many posts the enemy will stay floating until it has happened the first time and you can count. If you keep the enemy in the air for too long then it will recuperate and the effects of the status will be gone.
A grounding ability will be used to smash the enemy into the ground from floating status. When an enemy slams into the earth it will enter the “Broken” status as well and elements can take effect. Now, the enemy is “Broken” and “grounded”, and it is just about over for the creature. If a character “slips up” and uses an airing attack on a grounded enemy then the enemy will recuperate and decimate that player for being a moron.
Don’t let an enemy stay in the floating status for an extended period of time. Don’t attack a grounded enemy with an airing attack.
Elemental Combat: It is self-explanatory. If Gus hits a Raving Graarghorn with his special skill and his element is fire then the creature will be set on fire. Now, Asshrarn, whose affinity is fire, can hit the monster with an earth special skill and create a molten burst or molten eruption, whatever Asshrarn’s controller decides to call it. If Graarghorn’s bestiary says that his weakness is fire then it would have been hurt badly by Gus’ attack. If its weakness was fire/earth then Gus and Asshrarn just pulled off a ridiculously powerful combo against the beast and as long as the posts were good, the monster is going down. It’s that simple.
Savants can do this with any element as long as it is not the opposite of what they kindle.
In the essence of being creative, as you battle creatures and if your posts are good, during a review of your prowess in combat, you will be given the ability to add a Special Skill. Your second Special Skill will be more powerful but I expect to see it used a lot less. I don’t want Special Skills used on each post anyway. Your third Special Skill will be an Affinity Cross. It will allow you to change up battles on the fly and use your affinity as an innate. These are very very very weak skills as you are just learning to use an element that your body should not be able to. If a player does not capitalize on your Affinity Cross then you are going to SUFFER!
One last thing: When you create a character and I've accepted it, I will send you a PM, letting you know which arc of the story you will be playing in and where (under the "places" tab) that particular arc will begin. Your character will be introduced by name only and usually called by a military member or something to that effect so that you don't appear from the ether.
If you would like a sub-plot or arc created in a particular area or if you would like to be the leading character in a side quest PM me and I'll see what we can do.
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Anya couldn't have said that she was sure about the future. She did find herself being confused and she was not so sure about her abilities to lead the troop but it seemed as if the position just trickled down from Tedrin's death. She didn't know what it was about the others that made them protect her. Perhaps it was their belief in Tedrin's cause. She'd understood why he'd done things the way that he had. It made sense to her and it seemed to make sense to the other knights and to the Inple. This would be a trying time for her but she could make it through with their aid. Nez was a different story. She would never like him...
"I will never trust that impossible woman," Nez said from upon Dryttz crest. They were walking the forest, as Dryttz wanted to survey the place that had once been her home. She did not know it now, as the trees were covered in poisonous moss that was killing them, foul odors emanated from places unseen and the dead and their charges had begun to take up residence. She did not like this. It had to be the work of the demon. That is what demons do, their simple presence draws the most foul of creatures. Nez was nestled in her crown, ranting, but he was slowly drifting to sleep. Soon enough, he was snoring, his legs sprawled out in mid-air, dangling just above her line of sight. She wanted to protect the Val, as he had no direction, no guidance. He's left his own people and he was alone. But he had favored Tear. Perhaps there was something there....
She made her way back to the camp, settled, driving her roots into the soft soil for some rest and a meal....
"I will never trust that impossible woman," Nez said from upon Dryttz crest. They were walking the forest, as Dryttz wanted to survey the place that had once been her home. She did not know it now, as the trees were covered in poisonous moss that was killing them, foul odors emanated from places unseen and the dead and their charges had begun to take up residence. She did not like this. It had to be the work of the demon. That is what demons do, their simple presence draws the most foul of creatures. Nez was nestled in her crown, ranting, but he was slowly drifting to sleep. Soon enough, he was snoring, his legs sprawled out in mid-air, dangling just above her line of sight. She wanted to protect the Val, as he had no direction, no guidance. He's left his own people and he was alone. But he had favored Tear. Perhaps there was something there....
She made her way back to the camp, settled, driving her roots into the soft soil for some rest and a meal....
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(Sorry for the late start tonight...)
Anya awakened just before damn and stretch. She sat up and looked around at all of the others who were awakening as well. This was just the kind of lifestyle where you became accustom to not sleeping much. She looked toward Dryytz as Nez jumped down from her crest and that signature burst of wind energy slowed his descent. Anya nodded to him just to be polite and he did the same as Anya got to her feet and shook her head, shaking off the fuzz. She groaned a little and looked over as Dryytz moaned loudly and slowly said, "The champion is at the edge of the forest... He has come to catch a meal for his breakfast... The trees say that he never takes long... We must go..."
Anya shrugged her shoulders and said, "Well, let's move people..."
Nez nodded and said, "I do hope everyone is ready... If this is the champion of a demon then he shall be quite powerful... We should get moving while it is still cool and before the heat of the swamp takes over the trees...."
Anya awakened just before damn and stretch. She sat up and looked around at all of the others who were awakening as well. This was just the kind of lifestyle where you became accustom to not sleeping much. She looked toward Dryytz as Nez jumped down from her crest and that signature burst of wind energy slowed his descent. Anya nodded to him just to be polite and he did the same as Anya got to her feet and shook her head, shaking off the fuzz. She groaned a little and looked over as Dryytz moaned loudly and slowly said, "The champion is at the edge of the forest... He has come to catch a meal for his breakfast... The trees say that he never takes long... We must go..."
Anya shrugged her shoulders and said, "Well, let's move people..."
Nez nodded and said, "I do hope everyone is ready... If this is the champion of a demon then he shall be quite powerful... We should get moving while it is still cool and before the heat of the swamp takes over the trees...."
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Ogava woke from his half nights sleep as the sun began hinting that it was ready to rise. He rolled up his bed roll, did his ablutions quickly, then packed everything up. Strapping on his sword belt, fitting his lance on his back, then picking up his shield, he was ready to go. He nodded at Anya, "When ever your ready Ma'am."
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*Sorry for the slow night. I passed out on the couch.*
It was high time to leave. The others were ready, sleeping mats had been rolled and Junpei had done his nonsensical ranting for the morning about honor and loyalty to righteousness and all of that crap. Anya decided to walk the woods with an arrow ready because it seemed to be more of a hostile place than she'd imagined. The others were also warily walking with their weapons at the ready, each scanning the proverbial sector for a disturbance. Nez was even walking next to Dryttz instead of riding her because it seemed that she had poor sight at her age. She was talking slowly as usual, about little to nothing and what seemed important, Anya knew nothing of. She cursed under hear breath as the animals of the Wilds yelped and screeched as they normally did but it seemed as if all of the yelps, warbles and snap-clip-whistles were coming from behind them.
Just then, Anya screamed and looked down at her feet. Something was running over her feet. It was mice. "What's front, fearless lady Anya," Junpei asked, "you afraid of mice and rats..."
Junpei was yelled at by a few of the others to leave Anya be as they all stood, wide-eyed, mouths agape. There came more than mice. There were quavas, deer, racoons, sissunos, skunks, bik'ras, a myriad of birds and even bears. They were moving quickly..almost as if they were running. "What are they going?" Junpei asked.
Anya shook her head and said, "That's not the right question..."
"You're right..." Nez said, and Dryttz said, "What are they running from...?"
"Well can't you ask them," Junpei asked.
"They are terrified...they won't talk to me..." Drytzz said as a loud buzzing sounded from within the trees.
"What the hell is that...?" Anya asked.
Nez raised his weapon as it sounded again, bouncing off of the trees. It was coming from all around. Nez shook his head and said, "They're not running..."
"Maybe they're what the other creatures are running from..." Anya said.
Junpei dew his blade and asked, "How can you be so calm? There were bears running...bears! What the hell is out there..."
Just then, they came out of the darkness, two of them. They were huge, mosquito-like creatures and it seemed as if they were very hungry. Anya yelled, "Go, take them down!" and as Junpei moved in, Slez was faster off of his shoulder, ready to attack.
Pinch Piercer
These disgusting creatures tend to be easy to take down when they are alone but when they swarm, one gathers the attention from the front as another pounces on an Enemy's back. They attack in waves, as they leave a trail of pheromones behind them before they attack. Be watchful, they come in waves until they are dissuaded from attacking. It can get messy. They are weak but will attack in waves of half a dozen.
Creature Type: Insect/Acrid
Body Type: Exoskeleton/On the tough side
Weakness: Flora, Earth, Fire
Difficulty: Small Fry
Swarm: Yes, Yes, Yes!!!
Size: 3 Feet tall, 4 foot wing span, 70 Pounds
Innate: Water (They are water-based creatures but they are still insects, Fire still burns.)
It was high time to leave. The others were ready, sleeping mats had been rolled and Junpei had done his nonsensical ranting for the morning about honor and loyalty to righteousness and all of that crap. Anya decided to walk the woods with an arrow ready because it seemed to be more of a hostile place than she'd imagined. The others were also warily walking with their weapons at the ready, each scanning the proverbial sector for a disturbance. Nez was even walking next to Dryttz instead of riding her because it seemed that she had poor sight at her age. She was talking slowly as usual, about little to nothing and what seemed important, Anya knew nothing of. She cursed under hear breath as the animals of the Wilds yelped and screeched as they normally did but it seemed as if all of the yelps, warbles and snap-clip-whistles were coming from behind them.
Just then, Anya screamed and looked down at her feet. Something was running over her feet. It was mice. "What's front, fearless lady Anya," Junpei asked, "you afraid of mice and rats..."
Junpei was yelled at by a few of the others to leave Anya be as they all stood, wide-eyed, mouths agape. There came more than mice. There were quavas, deer, racoons, sissunos, skunks, bik'ras, a myriad of birds and even bears. They were moving quickly..almost as if they were running. "What are they going?" Junpei asked.
Anya shook her head and said, "That's not the right question..."
"You're right..." Nez said, and Dryttz said, "What are they running from...?"
"Well can't you ask them," Junpei asked.
"They are terrified...they won't talk to me..." Drytzz said as a loud buzzing sounded from within the trees.
"What the hell is that...?" Anya asked.
Nez raised his weapon as it sounded again, bouncing off of the trees. It was coming from all around. Nez shook his head and said, "They're not running..."
"Maybe they're what the other creatures are running from..." Anya said.
Junpei dew his blade and asked, "How can you be so calm? There were bears running...bears! What the hell is out there..."
Just then, they came out of the darkness, two of them. They were huge, mosquito-like creatures and it seemed as if they were very hungry. Anya yelled, "Go, take them down!" and as Junpei moved in, Slez was faster off of his shoulder, ready to attack.
Pinch Piercer
These disgusting creatures tend to be easy to take down when they are alone but when they swarm, one gathers the attention from the front as another pounces on an Enemy's back. They attack in waves, as they leave a trail of pheromones behind them before they attack. Be watchful, they come in waves until they are dissuaded from attacking. It can get messy. They are weak but will attack in waves of half a dozen.
Creature Type: Insect/Acrid
Body Type: Exoskeleton/On the tough side
Weakness: Flora, Earth, Fire
Difficulty: Small Fry
Swarm: Yes, Yes, Yes!!!
Size: 3 Feet tall, 4 foot wing span, 70 Pounds
Innate: Water (They are water-based creatures but they are still insects, Fire still burns.)
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Sleza sighed softly as the others woke up the next morning. She didn't really know what to do at the moment, but of course, soon she found herself still on Junepei's shoulder as always. When the group took off for the day, she kept her usual place and looked around. Soon, creatures of all sort began to run out. Sleza looked at them quietly, fearing what it was they were running from. She looked up as the two bugs appeared and quickly sprung off Junepei's shoulder. Without a second though, she placed her hands out. All of the anger and sadness she managed to accumulate was about to go into killing so giant bugs. Several rather sharp looking vines exploded from the ground, creating a cage around one of the two beast. Another vine then burst from the ground in order to wrap around the other and slam it on top of the other. Without a word, Sleza held out a hand and allowed on more vine to shoot from the ground, wrapping around the vine cage. She then closed her fist, making the cage shrink down to a crushing size. She glared at the bugs in an uncaring fashion. She hated bugs now.
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*puppeting Junpei*
With one of the insect beast destroyed, a crushing cage of vines wrapping around it, Anya released an arrow toward the one that remained as it fluttered upward, attempting to right itself but the attack had dazed it. But that had not been enough for these insects, the cavalry was coming one. Anya heard Nez yelp and when she looked toward him she realized that he'd been tackled by one of the monsters and another was poised to strike from a tree but as it sprung to action Junpei drew his weapon and with a mighty slash, released a wave of flames that knocked the creature out of the air as Dryttz kicked the other free of Nez's back. The creature scuttled around, fluttering above the ground and going after the Punyimpa. Anya pumped two more arrows into the head of the creature that Sleza managed to injure and it was tossed to the side and pinned to a tree. Not even Junpei's flames could do away with the clambering insect as it sprung to attack Dryttz but Nez halted the strike with a small, spiraling eddy. Balthazar was the closest now but Sleza was still under assault.
With one of the insect beast destroyed, a crushing cage of vines wrapping around it, Anya released an arrow toward the one that remained as it fluttered upward, attempting to right itself but the attack had dazed it. But that had not been enough for these insects, the cavalry was coming one. Anya heard Nez yelp and when she looked toward him she realized that he'd been tackled by one of the monsters and another was poised to strike from a tree but as it sprung to action Junpei drew his weapon and with a mighty slash, released a wave of flames that knocked the creature out of the air as Dryttz kicked the other free of Nez's back. The creature scuttled around, fluttering above the ground and going after the Punyimpa. Anya pumped two more arrows into the head of the creature that Sleza managed to injure and it was tossed to the side and pinned to a tree. Not even Junpei's flames could do away with the clambering insect as it sprung to attack Dryttz but Nez halted the strike with a small, spiraling eddy. Balthazar was the closest now but Sleza was still under assault.
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Balthazar looked back and forth between the party members before he made his decision. Loyalties had shifted, but the promise he'd made to Tedrin inside his mind still held fast. Balthazar sidestepped in front of the creature that had decided to go after Sleza; and Balthazar lifted his shield. A moment passed before the skittering creature slammed into the metal tower, but being airborne it wasn't much for Balthazar to resist. The Drag'Konin lowered the shield a bit to expose his face, and tapping into his innate element his power coated his Stone Ax with ice. With his shield still blocking the determined creature he swung around it with is weapon hand, bringing the magically enhanced weapon to smash against the insects exoskeleton. The first attack bounced off, but the ice magic coated the spot he had hit; and the massive arm of Balthazar brought down the heavy ax on the same spot again, attempting to smash through and get to the creature's soft insides.
Balthazar looked back and forth between the party members before he made his decision. Loyalties had shifted, but the promise he'd made to Tedrin inside his mind still held fast. Balthazar sidestepped in front of the creature that had decided to go after Sleza; and Balthazar lifted his shield. A moment passed before the skittering creature slammed into the metal tower, but being airborne it wasn't much for Balthazar to resist. The Drag'Konin lowered the shield a bit to expose his face, and tapping into his innate element his power coated his Stone Ax with ice. With his shield still blocking the determined creature he swung around it with is weapon hand, bringing the magically enhanced weapon to smash against the insects exoskeleton. The first attack bounced off, but the ice magic coated the spot he had hit; and the massive arm of Balthazar brought down the heavy ax on the same spot again, attempting to smash through and get to the creature's soft insides.
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The creature rolled away from danger and Nez's next strike missed. He looked over his shoulder as Balthazar's crushing blows did away with his adversary but there were more buzzes in the trees. "What the hell? How many of them are there!?" Anya pumped two arrows into another as it careened into the makeshift battlefield. It flew in over her and she ducked, firing another into it. Dryttz stepped in the insect's way and it plunged a needle-like proboscis into her bark. She chuckled and swatted the insect away. It slipped away from her but she whipped out vines, trapped the creature and swung it down to the ground before moving in over it and shoving a drill-like appendage into its abdomen, killing it. Nez ducked behind his own adversary and it turned toward him but Junpei was bearing down on it.
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Junpei grunted in frustration as the insect just flew away towards Nets. "To hell with that!" He shouted as he gripped the creature's wings. Without it's wings the bastard wasn't so tough, it thrashed and squirmed, but Junpei placed his boot in its back and pulled its wings off. It tried to fly anyway but to no avail. Junpei with a smug smile stabbed it in it's head. "Yeah not so tough now are ya?" He said as he playfully kicked it.
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Sleza watched the battle and thanked Balthazar when he crushed the rotten bug that had come her way. She turned her attention to Junepei, who had ripped the wings off of one of the creatures. She growled a little and held out a hand. A vine came out of the ground impaling the bug to make sure it was dead. Sleza knew bugs well enough to know where their brains were located, and that many of them could live headless. She looked to Junepei a little frustrated.
"Just because they are our enemies, doesn't mean we shouldn't value their lives. It's wrong to torture them, even if they are the ones in the wrong." She looked around for more of them, hoping they would be the last.
"Just because they are our enemies, doesn't mean we shouldn't value their lives. It's wrong to torture them, even if they are the ones in the wrong." She looked around for more of them, hoping they would be the last.
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Nez stood erect as he realized that the danger was not over. "Holy shit," he said as the earth beneath him shuttered. There was no way that simple insects were making that much raucous. Anya moved back, rallying with her most trusted compatriots and said, "What the fuck is that...?" It sounded as if a tree fell...and then another. Dryttz turned toward the sound and walked backward, meeting with Oleris. Anya drew an arrow back as a massive shadow loomed over them and trees split and a spray of debris careened in from the darkness and...another Pinch Piercer flew into view. There was no way that it had made that much noise and that it had cast that shadow. A tree slammed down upon the insect and it was crushed, its entrails spewing into the dirt as two more flew in and there was another crash. One turned its back to the group with hurried fluttering of its wings as Nez brought the other down with the air of Anya's arrows. She cursed as the earth kicked up and she was brought down. Dryttz set her roots and Junpei helped Anya to her feet as another tree was hurled in toward them. Ogava stepped forward and slammed the tree into the earth, protecting the group. Then, the best crashed into the clearing, roaring so loudly that Nez had to cover his face. The beast plucked the insect right of the air, took it in one bite, sprayed insect innards upon Nez and it smashed a tree with a flailing leg. It was big...it was mean...it was a Behemoth...
Arrows from Anya did little. The monster was furious. Anya took a step back and asked, "If this is the champion....then how powerful is the demon...?"
This had to have been the champion. There was no reason for an enemy more powerful than this to attack them. Anya didn't know that creatures like this existed. More arrows twanged away from its crown of bone and horns. Nez released a burst of wind but the monster lowered its head and took the brunt of the strike with no problem. "We have to break the crown," Nez yelled as Dryttz attempted to wrap the monster with vines but it ripped through them as the group spread then. The monster was in the clearing and it needed room. It turned into a slide and took out another tree as Junpei and Sleza moved to attack.
They have to eat too. (This is no joke...)
Creature Type: Behemoth
Body Type: Plated/Scaled/Spiny
Weakness: Flora, Fire, Wind, Ice (Ice, Floated, Wind/Flora, Grounded (to break the crown on its head), Break: Fire/Ice, Ice/Wind, Wind/Flora...)
Difficulty: Holy Shit Sauce!!!
Swarm: NO!
Size: Behemoth...
Innate: Earth
Arrows from Anya did little. The monster was furious. Anya took a step back and asked, "If this is the champion....then how powerful is the demon...?"
This had to have been the champion. There was no reason for an enemy more powerful than this to attack them. Anya didn't know that creatures like this existed. More arrows twanged away from its crown of bone and horns. Nez released a burst of wind but the monster lowered its head and took the brunt of the strike with no problem. "We have to break the crown," Nez yelled as Dryttz attempted to wrap the monster with vines but it ripped through them as the group spread then. The monster was in the clearing and it needed room. It turned into a slide and took out another tree as Junpei and Sleza moved to attack.
They have to eat too. (This is no joke...)
Creature Type: Behemoth
Body Type: Plated/Scaled/Spiny
Weakness: Flora, Fire, Wind, Ice (Ice, Floated, Wind/Flora, Grounded (to break the crown on its head), Break: Fire/Ice, Ice/Wind, Wind/Flora...)
Difficulty: Holy Shit Sauce!!!
Swarm: NO!
Size: Behemoth...
Innate: Earth
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Junpei heard the beast tearing through the forest. He clutched his sword tightly. "What the hell...." He began but was cut short. The behemoth came into the area with the fury of a thousand hells. Junpei helped Anya to her feet. He took a step forward to meet the beast but wasn't foolhardy enough to attack it with melee. Instead he decided to try something a little smarter. He waited for the beast to turn to charge him. He was already charging for a heavy attack. Junpei watched carefully as the beast opened its mouth to charge. "Chew on this bastard!" He cried as if to taunt it as he sent a spiral of flames charging for its open mouth.
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The spiral of flames struck well and the beast slowed in its assault to shake itself free of the flames. In response, it slammed a massive hoof into the earth and an upheaval of earth shattered up from beneath Junpei, pitching him away from the monster and closer to Nez. Nez held out his left hand as Dryttz began to trudge toward the creature and she picked Nez up. He rode her as she slammed into the massive monster but it backed her away with its crown. She was going down and Nez was going with her. He grabbed a branch, swung himself upright, raced along branches until he was able to jump to that of another tree and he sent himself flying with a mighty roar. He arched his back, pulled his weapon up above his head and sent a blast of wind energy so powerful at the creature that the monster went down on its hind legs and Nez was pushed back away from the beast. Dryttz managed to stab roots into the earth behind herself to avoid crashing into the earth and Nez landed on what should have been the woman's belly as Balthazar and Oleris moved to attack.
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Balthazar sprinted into a full confrontation with the Behemoth; although staying a fair distance away - he wasn't foolhearted enough to believe that he stood any chance with his ax and shield. He'd have to improvise in some other means. The Drag'Konin roared loudly to attract the beasts attention, holding his ax into the air. Light blue ice magic flowed up from his arm and into the weapon, where he would use it as a hold to further propell it. When the Behemoth turned towards the distraction, Balthazar took a cautionary step back and lifted his shield. He waited. The monster let out another menacing roar and stormed forward, closing the distance to Baltahzar rapidly.
The Drag'Koin saw the opportune moment he'd been waiting for, and he suddenly lifted his ax into the air and brought it against the ground. The sharp blade cut through the soft earth, and the ice magic energy flowed onto it. The ice wave covered the ground and closed the distance to the Behemoth; catching it at the legs. Then an ice geyser formed beneath the Behemoth's belly, shooting cold shards upwards to cover the monster's belly in ice. The now slippery Behemoth would have no choice but to slide down the ice pathway Balthazar had made from him to it as its momentum brought it forward; and Balthazar stomped his foot against the ground to bring up a thick ice wall between him and it. With a smash of his fist against the massive glacier the opposing side towards the Behemoth monster suddenly cracked and shattered enough to form icy spikes.
The Drag'Koin saw the opportune moment he'd been waiting for, and he suddenly lifted his ax into the air and brought it against the ground. The sharp blade cut through the soft earth, and the ice magic energy flowed onto it. The ice wave covered the ground and closed the distance to the Behemoth; catching it at the legs. Then an ice geyser formed beneath the Behemoth's belly, shooting cold shards upwards to cover the monster's belly in ice. The now slippery Behemoth would have no choice but to slide down the ice pathway Balthazar had made from him to it as its momentum brought it forward; and Balthazar stomped his foot against the ground to bring up a thick ice wall between him and it. With a smash of his fist against the massive glacier the opposing side towards the Behemoth monster suddenly cracked and shattered enough to form icy spikes.
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Oleris hoped that the powerful ice attack would have the effect that it seemed to garnish. Oleris' issue was the fact that he'd seen the beast render the earth as its own, using Oleris' element. There was not much that he could do her but as the icy shards fell away, he moved in past Balthazar and swung his mighty blade above the Drag's head and down, through the remnants of the icy wall hoping to carry some of the damaging ice with the strike.
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The beast was hit hard, twice. Even a Behemoth could take a pounding. But the beast was not ready to go down yet. It was knocked against a collection of trees by Balthazar and Oleris working together. It took the trees down with it but it was quickly back to its feet. It dug its crown down into the earth and hurled a huge collection of earthen shards and debris from the trees at the group. Dryttz managed to take the brunt of the assault and trudge through it. She slammed into the monster as most of the group was either dodging out of the way of the assault or being hit by it. Dryttz drove the thing back, grabbed its crown in her powerful limbs and vines and pushed it toward the darkness. While she had a grip, the only member at the ready was the little Punyimpa who'd been able to avoid the debris. "Come, now, little one, while I have it. We must confuse the beast or it will continue to charge us!"
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"Confuse it?!" Sleza seemed a little confused but nodded her head none the less. She held out her hands, allowing vines to come from the ground and wrap around the beast. They then found their way to it's crown. Sleza was unsure exactly how to confuse the beast, but a good spin ought to work. The vines pulled straight, pulling the monster's head to the side, but not exactly spinning it. Maybe the beast was heavier than she thought. The vines extended to the beasts eyes as she finally go an idea. No eyes, no seeing, no clue where to go. She smirked and covered the Behemoth's eyes with vines, leaving them there.
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((Sorry for the late post... got stuck in a bar last night. And by stuck I mean I enjoyed myself.))
Ogava realized the behemoth was a earth innate, and therefore Ogava could not do much to aid in this fight. ...So Ogava did what he does best, and decided to make himself a big shiny target. He raised his shield and charged the behemoth, giving a battle roar as he did it. He ran right up in front of the creature and struck it with his sword. Keeping his shield up, and doing his best to remain light on his feet, he cringed waiting for the impact.
Ogava realized the behemoth was a earth innate, and therefore Ogava could not do much to aid in this fight. ...So Ogava did what he does best, and decided to make himself a big shiny target. He raised his shield and charged the behemoth, giving a battle roar as he did it. He ran right up in front of the creature and struck it with his sword. Keeping his shield up, and doing his best to remain light on his feet, he cringed waiting for the impact.
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*I've had the worst headache of my life all night... sorry.*
Ogava's attack was helpful and had given the others time to recuperate. Sleza missed her chance so the Drazyll was charging forward again, driving the beast into the dirt. It lowered its crow, roared and charged forward itself, smashing bark away from the woman. It must have hurt because she relinquished her grip. next, Nez's mind was blown as the Behemoth dug down deep, wrestled Dryttz with its crest and as the beast thundered forward, it pitched Dryttz over its head and body and kept on rushing as Dryttz slammed into the earth. She would have a hard time getting up but Nez had to keep his attention on the monster. Anya, who was righting herself from rolling out of the way of the charging beast placed an arrow in its hindquarters before it bucked and thrashed, the earth shuttering beneath its power as it turned toward the, trampling the last of the trees in the clearing. They were being worn down and unless they could exploit the beast's weakness soon, they would all die. Arrows were released at the monster's crown as a diversion as Nez stabbed his sword into the ground and thrust his arms out in front of himself. He began to yell as a swirling sphere of wind energy began to pulsate in front of him. Anya pulled back one powerful arrow and held it as she allowed wind energy to be drawn away from Nez until a spinning bolt of energy was spinning in front of the arrow. the monster charged and Anya released the arrow as Nez drew his sword and carved into the orb of tornadic energy, hurling it at the Behemoth. The arrow struck and stopped the beast, halting its charge. As it jerked back and grumbled from the blow, the orb of high-speed wind energy slammed into as well. It took a step back in the means of shaking off the hit but it wasn't going to be able to so quickly. Now, it was time to pack it in on the monster. Anya released another arrow to keep the beast staggered and she called to Balthazar, "Balthazar, how about some ice! Let's get this thing off of its feet so it stops coming after us!"
Ogava's attack was helpful and had given the others time to recuperate. Sleza missed her chance so the Drazyll was charging forward again, driving the beast into the dirt. It lowered its crow, roared and charged forward itself, smashing bark away from the woman. It must have hurt because she relinquished her grip. next, Nez's mind was blown as the Behemoth dug down deep, wrestled Dryttz with its crest and as the beast thundered forward, it pitched Dryttz over its head and body and kept on rushing as Dryttz slammed into the earth. She would have a hard time getting up but Nez had to keep his attention on the monster. Anya, who was righting herself from rolling out of the way of the charging beast placed an arrow in its hindquarters before it bucked and thrashed, the earth shuttering beneath its power as it turned toward the, trampling the last of the trees in the clearing. They were being worn down and unless they could exploit the beast's weakness soon, they would all die. Arrows were released at the monster's crown as a diversion as Nez stabbed his sword into the ground and thrust his arms out in front of himself. He began to yell as a swirling sphere of wind energy began to pulsate in front of him. Anya pulled back one powerful arrow and held it as she allowed wind energy to be drawn away from Nez until a spinning bolt of energy was spinning in front of the arrow. the monster charged and Anya released the arrow as Nez drew his sword and carved into the orb of tornadic energy, hurling it at the Behemoth. The arrow struck and stopped the beast, halting its charge. As it jerked back and grumbled from the blow, the orb of high-speed wind energy slammed into as well. It took a step back in the means of shaking off the hit but it wasn't going to be able to so quickly. Now, it was time to pack it in on the monster. Anya released another arrow to keep the beast staggered and she called to Balthazar, "Balthazar, how about some ice! Let's get this thing off of its feet so it stops coming after us!"
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[I was confused by the calender...]
Oleris know that the beast needed to be removed from the ground but he would do anything to keep it from attacking. As it was confused, he figured he may as well pummel the creature while it was dazed. He swung his blade above his head and with a mighty roar he rushed the beast and drove his blade in toward it, hoping to strike a mighty blow against it.
Oleris know that the beast needed to be removed from the ground but he would do anything to keep it from attacking. As it was confused, he figured he may as well pummel the creature while it was dazed. He swung his blade above his head and with a mighty roar he rushed the beast and drove his blade in toward it, hoping to strike a mighty blow against it.
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((Lol... That's what I get for snapping by. Another Yore post. Damn I am such a n00b. xD ))
Balthazar marched forward at Anya's recommendation. The creature seemed to be weak against his ice attacks, and it needed to go up.
He could do both of those.
Roaring menacingly the Drag'Konin lifted his leg into the air. As before ice magicks floated down the appendage and congealed at the foot, before he slammed it against the ground. As against the tree creature glaciers of ice shot up as the magic moved across the ground, marking its pathway towards the beast. When it'd arrived another monstrous glacier formed underneath the monster, this one shattering into thousands of ice shards that pelted the creature's underside before coating its skin in ice. With another monstrous roar Balthazar smashed his second leg into the ground and turned his ankle, digging into the ground as more ice magick flowed from his body. It followed the path of the previous magick and absorbed any leftover energy before reaching the bottom of the creature. Back where he stood Balthazar jumped suddenly, crashing into the ice pool beneath him. Like pressing a button, another gigantic glacier burst from beneath the creature and lifted it upwards light a freight elevator before stopping and sending the creature high into the air.
Balthazar marched forward at Anya's recommendation. The creature seemed to be weak against his ice attacks, and it needed to go up.
He could do both of those.
Roaring menacingly the Drag'Konin lifted his leg into the air. As before ice magicks floated down the appendage and congealed at the foot, before he slammed it against the ground. As against the tree creature glaciers of ice shot up as the magic moved across the ground, marking its pathway towards the beast. When it'd arrived another monstrous glacier formed underneath the monster, this one shattering into thousands of ice shards that pelted the creature's underside before coating its skin in ice. With another monstrous roar Balthazar smashed his second leg into the ground and turned his ankle, digging into the ground as more ice magick flowed from his body. It followed the path of the previous magick and absorbed any leftover energy before reaching the bottom of the creature. Back where he stood Balthazar jumped suddenly, crashing into the ice pool beneath him. Like pressing a button, another gigantic glacier burst from beneath the creature and lifted it upwards light a freight elevator before stopping and sending the creature high into the air.
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Dryttz of Sulphenheim
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"So long as the price is right, I'll pin anyone you want!"
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Hamlimar Canyon ↪ Halimar Wilds Owner: RolePlayGateway
South, beyond Halimar Canyon is a small valley that empties into the Wilds. The Halimar Wilds are a terrifying place where beasts run rampant and if you get lost you may never find your way out.
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Hamlimar Canyon Owner: RolePlayGateway
You are venturing in a ragged, terrifying land. The rocky terrain is perfect for large insects and wolves to lurk so watch yourself and your comrades. The earth, which was once a dingy brown is now red, soaked in blood. This is the beginning of the fall.
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Temptral ↪ The Guildsmith Owner: RolePlayGateway
This is the Guildsmith. He knows everything that you will need to know about the creatures in the wild. (Please don't post here. This is an informative area. It is here to ensure that you have an entertaining experience here as you play.)
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Temptral ↪ The Library Owner: RolePlayGateway
This will be here for all to see to ensure that knowledge of the races of Regalis spreads far and wide. (Please don't post here. This is for racial and location information to better aid your playing experience.)
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Halimar Plains-The Pillars of Sauld Aurin ↪ Mt. Halimar Owner: RolePlayGateway
Mt. Halimar. Some say that Mt. Halimar is the edge of the world. What passes through her majestic arch never returns.
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The Pillars of Sauld Aurin are remnants of a glorious past. Regalis' former glory can be witnessed here but flying creatures rule the skies.
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Mt. Halimar ↪ Halimar Depths Owner: RolePlayGateway
Beneath Mt. Halimar lies a subterranean ecosystem, lost to the world after the Biel were sealed away in these horrid tunnels and caves.
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If you can make it through the Wilds, the Bogs of Halimar await you. This is a realm where the undead reign and will not let weary travelers rest. Hundreds of fallen soldiers from wars passed lie lifeless within the waters.
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Temptral Owner: RolePlayGateway
Temptral is the Capitol of the Val civilization. Towering constructs and the looming castle seem to blot out the sun as the val reach to take everything from the rest of the world
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Bogs of Halimar ↪ Halimar Plains Owner: RolePlayGateway
Past the Bogs of Halimar are the plains. In the distance, Mt. Halimar and the trails leading to her base can be seen. This place is beautiful but terrors lurk beneath the earth. Untouched, the Plains of Halimar are infested with Wyrms.
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