JesterLavorre
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All of them. The idea was this would run parallel to the story of the first five books, so during the Great War. Well, if you play a Nightwing, you probably know at least some of their secrets. Otherwise, your character probably wouldn’t. Unless you come up with some reason in their backstory for them to know. Aslo, hybrid dragons are allowed, and humans exist in this world. Dragons think humans are just really smart monkeys, though, and can’t understand human language. Some keep humans as pets.
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I recently found out there are other people who are fans of the Wings of Fire series on here! Yay! So, I thought maybe I could start an RP in the world of Wings of Fire: Pyrrhia. If you haven't read the series, that's fine! The world is pretty simple. Basically, there are seven dragon tribes, and the first five-book arc of the series (which is probably when I'll have this take place), the tribes are at war over who gets to be the next queen of the Sandwing tribe. Here are the tribes (copied from the wiki). There will be spoilers for books 1-5 below. Map (from the books): Character Sheet: Answers/other stuff I thought of: Anyway, this is the first RP I've made, so I hope this is all good!
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“Wasn’t there someone looking for a red orange orb back at the market? Maybe he has something to do with this.”
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I don’t know. Maybe during the war to avoid major spoilers for the ending of the first arc? *takes deep breath* Ok, so before book 10 I really liked Qibli. Then I actually had to be in his head. If I remember correctly (I usually skip this book on rereads), Qibli has a sort of impostor syndrome. He thinks he’s “not worthy” of all the good things he has. Now, I’ve read books that pull this off well. However, Qibli always just felt whiny to me. I do think him and Moon theoretically work well together, but his “I don’t deserve you” tone for the entire book makes me uncomfortable with that relationship. Now onto Winter. Winter is great on his own. Not my favorite character, but after his book he’s actually a lot better. However, he doesn’t treat Moon well. He seems to have a crush on her, but he doesn’t do a good job of showing it. He’s regularly mean to her. Much like Qibli, I think Winter could be a good match for Moon, but not right now. He needs to work out some of his own issues first, and Moon just isn’t good at responding to him when he’s in a bad mood. Qibli, on the other hand, is great with Winter. Qibli can read people well, and is able to take Winter’s bad side and roll with it. And he doesn’t see Winter as someone he “doesn’t deserve”. So, for my conclusion: Moonbli Winterwatcher Winterbli And now I feel like I need to go reread these books because I don’t remember this well enough to make a better argument. Edit: The RP is here!
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"Well, that decides it for us. We should get out of here before that backup arrives. Amal, can you lead us to your lair?"
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Guys... should I make a Wings of Fire RP?
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“Can you distract them? I would prefer to keep this from getting messy. In my experience, it’s best to stay under the radar.”
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“Well, I guess we aren’t doing this the easy way.” Kaesiel, reluctantly, holds out her hand to Jaxothxe. “Take my hand, and imagine exactly what I tell you to.”
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“Do not confuse me for evil. I am merely a pragmatist with ambition.” Kaesiel raises her hands to the soldiers in a placating gesture. “I am Kaesiel Thaen. We mean you no harm if you mean us none in return.”
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Kaesiel turned to the illusionist, taking a single hundred-dollar bill. “Would this be the military you were talking about?”
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"Interesting. I should be able to Manifest that. Do you have any I could look at? I need to be able to see it so that I can create it."
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“Dollars. Does it have some kind of physical form? A coin, or a gem, perhaps?”
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“I will ask again, then, what is this world’s form of currency?”
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“For carving metal. I can use metal Insignials to manipulate the Notion Realm. Anyway, I suppose I’ll have to pick up some equipment on the way. This body will need further alterations to achieve the Attunements I require from it. Especially with this planet’s lower interaction with the Notion Realm.”
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Well, that’s not promising. “Does it have any kind of equipment I could use? Metal carving implements? Chemistry equipment? Weapons?”
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Ara heard the melancholy tone in her voice. “Did you not want to go back, then?”
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It was a good thing Kaesiel knew her fair share about madness, because only Exodus and maybe the illusionist seemed completely stable. Kaesiel found herself wishing for her old research team back, but they had been dead for millennia, so that wasn’t an option. ”So, Amal, where is this lair of yours?”
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“Ah, revenge, such an antiquated emotion.”
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Glory’s great. She is a bit of a Mary Sue, but not so much it stops me from enjoying her character. And in her book, she’s really good. Only in later books does she start to annoy me slightly.
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How does this sound: During character creation, you can pick systems freely (with GM permission). However, buying new systems costs experience points (XP). You get some number at first level to use on magic systems. Unlocking future magic systems during the game also has an XP cost, so it’s recommended to save up some XP if you plan on spikingnyourself/getting a spren bond. Alternatively, the GM can give the party a level up as they gain a new magic system, giving them enough XP for the system. When you first unlock a magic system, it’s just the bare bones. Then, as you invest (pun intended) XP into the system, it gets more powerful/versatile. So you have to choose whether you want to be really good in one system or decent in multiple.
