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[TricMagic]

For centuries, two major societies have grown, aware of each other, but separate to some degree.
However, growing tensions have begun to build between these two nations. There is only so much land, and soon war will erupt.

It is only a matter of time.

What this is:

A bored concept. I am bored, and such, shall GM a game despite not having my usual resources available. Rip OneNote

I'm taking 3 to 6 players. On each side.
Yeah, it's that type of game. At some point, you are going to end up fighting each other. This can't possibly go wrong!

As a side note, don't expect a regular schedule.


The Countries

Spoiler: The Countries of Wel (click to show/hide)

Aleph
Grown from farming and hunter-gathers, this nation has grown into an agricultural and magical state. It's low in ore, but never has much to worry for food either.


Owenis
Mostly starting as a pure hunting society, the land is mountainous, and filled with mines and ore. As such, their military might is high, and this shows in it's people.


Uai
Minor nation between the two. They mostly fish, and the land is wet. Dominated by wetlands and floodplains. Neutral.


Resonis
Not a minor nation, but compared to the main two? Yes. They are mostly tinkers, building fancy gear and armor. Neutral.


The Red Plains
An area in the middle of all the nations themselves. Typically used for travel, but soon to be the Warfront.

Rules for Characters.
Everyone picks a side they want in on in their sheet. All Characters are to be Trainee Class.
Other than that, same rules as 2.0 Handbook.
Handbook 2.0 is available for viewing and download here!


Map to come a bit later.


Am I missing anything? Ah, right.

Adds OC Hub tag. There

Feel free to tell me if I need anything else here. Oh, and once the game begins, no peaking in the other's Forum/Chat. Or cheating.

I am also very little use with mugs, so if someone wants to help with that in their spare time...

Discord FEF

[TricMagic]

-grab-

Be sure to check for updates occasionally.

[AzyWng]

Do we post character sheets here?

Well, I'm posting mine. If I messed up something important please inform me...

Mikel

Though I must admit I haven't gotten around to giving Mikel a mug...

[Solymr]

* Solymr watches and posts blessings ;v

[randomgenericusername]

Spoiler: WIP Bandit Sheet (Owenis) (click to show/hide)

Name: Everard
Class: Fighter Trainee > Bandit > Mountain Warrior
Character Skill: Resolve
Affinity:

Personal Fault: Never Trust Anyone: If Everard is under half HP, -5 HP restored from all sources of healing.
Personal Skill: Never Hold Back: If the enemy is under half HP, +2 Base Damage.
Personal Skill: Never Fight Fairly: If Everard is on Mountains, +15 Hit.
Personal Skill: Never Leave Anyone Behind: If an ally is reduced to 0 HP, +50% increase to Support bonuses

Preferred Stats: Strenght, Health
Weapon Profs: Axe (E)

Level: 1
Total Level: 1

Initial Stats: 0

HP: 20 (70%)
STR: 6 (60%)
MAG: 0 (0%)
SKL: 2 (60%)
LCK: 1 (10%)
DEF: 3 (30%) (+2)
RES: 0 (10%)
SPD: 2 (60%)

CON: 6 (+2)
AID: 5
MOV: 4

Current Stats:

HP: 20
STR: 6
MAG: 0
SKL: 2
LCK: 1
DEF: 5
RES: 0
SPD: 2

CON: 8
AID: 7
MOV: 4

Inventory:
Name   Rank   Range   WT   MT   Hit   Crit   QL
Hatchet   E     1-2    6    4    80      5   40

Bio: Everard was born in the hidden village of Ramadan, located in the mountainous Owenis. Everard's father was part of one of Ramadan's bandit gangs, who were currently in a raid to gather food for winter. While his father died during the raid before Everard could even meet him, his team of bandits managed to return alive with his corpse, and raised him as one of their own. That's what he would have wanted, they said.

The village's members are all criminals and outcasts, who came to the place seeking refuge and a place in which they wouldn't be killed because of what they do. To ensure stability, they all follow a set of rules called the Code, as they knew that withouth rules, they would just eventually murder each other. The Code only had four rules, but they are what kept the Ramadan village alive for years:

-Secrecy was one of the four most important things, as Ramadan's location was the only thing the military needed to siege and destroy them. Keeping the location secret was the first reason they had survived for so long and avoided conflict. The first law was to never trust anyone who wasn't a member of the village.

-Leaving survivors means that they would live to tell the tale, and either reveal information they didn't want revealed or even give them a chance to fight back. Showing mercy left you vulnerable to the enemy, and letting your opponent live would only cause them to seek revenge and come back stronger. The second law was to always ensure that all enemies were dead during a raid, and to never leave any survivors.

-One has to always abuse the enviroment. Ambushes, poison, traps... Everything was fair game. As long as the enemy was dead and the raid group wasn't, no one would ask any questions. If someone wants to duel, you stab them in the back when they turn. The third law was to never fight in equal conditions, take any opportunities you find and that everything was allowed.

-The only reason the whole "bandit village" thing worked in the first place was because there was trust between members. They all were part of something bigger, almost like a family. The fourth and final law was to never betray your family, and rather die than abandon them. Loot and riches could always be stolen, but lives were priceless and lost forever.

WIP, still changing things.

[Kansa]

I'll probably make someone for this.

[TricMagic]

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