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LL - The Hordes of the Blight (why yes, we are recruiting)
It has been nearly a century since the parent gods, Luxa and Eclipsus, departed from this world. Luxa was kind and gentle, but her mate Eclipsus held a darkness within him, and in time his evil threatened their children and the world Luxa had created. It was when Eclipsus unleashed the corrupting Blight upon the world, and corrupted their child Amora into the monstrous Brood Queen, that Luxa sealed herself and Eclipsus away, that the world would be safe from his evil.
Their four remaining young gods – Dia, Noxa, Somnia, and Mutus – have their hands full trying to manage the world and defend it from the Brood Queen. The Queen, for her part, is doing her best to spread the Blight, as well as birthing her own monstrosities to plague the world.
The young races of the world, such as humans, are in a desperate struggle to survive. But they are resourceful and industrious, doing their divine parents proud, and have banded into tribes to defend themselves. With the power of magic they can turn back the tide of the Blight, and when magic falls short, bronze blades and brazen hearts stand ready to defend all they hold dear.
It’s a difficult struggle – for every tribe that survives, another is overrun or corrupted. But hope remains for the young races, for there have emerged powerful individuals, paragons of their kind, who through magic or valor have distinguished themselves as heroes. It’s these heroes who shall bear the task of tipping the balance of the war between good and evil, between purity and corruption, and of leading the young races in the world.
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So, this is my first attempt at GMing, and I plan on keeping things relatively simple. Inspired by a combination of some monster-hunting media and AProcrastinatingWriter’s own attempt at monster hunting, I’ve decided to put this thread up.
This is set during the greater course of a setting of my own, serving as a prequel of sorts. I’ve got a lot of lore in my head (some of it even written up!), but I’ve left that out of the basic post for the purposes of keeping things simple. I will, however, have a post below for all the lore I’ll wind up writing. For the most part, it’ll be flexible, and I’ll let players introduce what elements they want so long as I can make it work.
First off – races. This is a Living Legends game, so we’ll be using the races described in this thread unless anyone has any objections. I’m open to suggestions as well, but these are what I’ve so far been able to come up with for the setting. Do note that a good chunk of the lore for said races hasn't actually happened yet...
Ultimately, however, I aim to make this a mostly combat-oriented campaign, though I hope to have a little bit of player freedom if they want to explore, though I wouldn’t put much faith in my ability to provide much for you to explore. On the bright side, the state of the world means it’s pretty easy to fling foes at you if need be.
…In the meantime, I really wanted to write a dissertation on how magic works in this setting, but since personal flavor is paramount in Pony Tales/Living Legends, I’ll let you guys use whatever magic you like and I’ll figure out a way to work it in… unless you feel like reading a multi-page paper on magic types.
So, any questions?
Our Heroes:
Aparix the Lokira thief
Paladin the Human Gifted Ki-user.
Mitsuna the Therion Channeler.
Rai the Harpy Channeler.
Former Heroes:
Ghost Tracker the Blightscorned tracker
Zakhar Volkov the Nightchild smith
Bellator Rabiosum the Lokira weaponmaster
Their four remaining young gods – Dia, Noxa, Somnia, and Mutus – have their hands full trying to manage the world and defend it from the Brood Queen. The Queen, for her part, is doing her best to spread the Blight, as well as birthing her own monstrosities to plague the world.
The young races of the world, such as humans, are in a desperate struggle to survive. But they are resourceful and industrious, doing their divine parents proud, and have banded into tribes to defend themselves. With the power of magic they can turn back the tide of the Blight, and when magic falls short, bronze blades and brazen hearts stand ready to defend all they hold dear.
It’s a difficult struggle – for every tribe that survives, another is overrun or corrupted. But hope remains for the young races, for there have emerged powerful individuals, paragons of their kind, who through magic or valor have distinguished themselves as heroes. It’s these heroes who shall bear the task of tipping the balance of the war between good and evil, between purity and corruption, and of leading the young races in the world.
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So, this is my first attempt at GMing, and I plan on keeping things relatively simple. Inspired by a combination of some monster-hunting media and AProcrastinatingWriter’s own attempt at monster hunting, I’ve decided to put this thread up.
This is set during the greater course of a setting of my own, serving as a prequel of sorts. I’ve got a lot of lore in my head (some of it even written up!), but I’ve left that out of the basic post for the purposes of keeping things simple. I will, however, have a post below for all the lore I’ll wind up writing. For the most part, it’ll be flexible, and I’ll let players introduce what elements they want so long as I can make it work.
First off – races. This is a Living Legends game, so we’ll be using the races described in this thread unless anyone has any objections. I’m open to suggestions as well, but these are what I’ve so far been able to come up with for the setting. Do note that a good chunk of the lore for said races hasn't actually happened yet...
Ultimately, however, I aim to make this a mostly combat-oriented campaign, though I hope to have a little bit of player freedom if they want to explore, though I wouldn’t put much faith in my ability to provide much for you to explore. On the bright side, the state of the world means it’s pretty easy to fling foes at you if need be.
…In the meantime, I really wanted to write a dissertation on how magic works in this setting, but since personal flavor is paramount in Pony Tales/Living Legends, I’ll let you guys use whatever magic you like and I’ll figure out a way to work it in… unless you feel like reading a multi-page paper on magic types.
So, any questions?
Our Heroes:
Aparix the Lokira thief
Paladin the Human Gifted Ki-user.
Mitsuna the Therion Channeler.
Rai the Harpy Channeler.
Former Heroes:
Ghost Tracker the Blightscorned tracker
Zakhar Volkov the Nightchild smith
Bellator Rabiosum the Lokira weaponmaster
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Placeholder post for lore!
- The Origin of the World:
- None know who created the universe, but what is known is that this world was created by the goddess Luxa. With her powers she formed land, sea, and sky, and created beings to populate all three. But she was accompanied by another deity, the dark god Eclipsus. His power was less than that of Luxa's, and he became envious of her ability to create, which he lacked.
In time he found - or perhaps discovered - a form of magic disease called the Blight, and tainted himself with it. It made him the opposite of what he was before - where once he was passive, now he was active. He became confident and no longer self-hating. Together he worked with Luxa, and the two soon fell in love. Luxa bore a total of four children - the deities Dia, Noxa, Somnia, and Mutus, symbolizing day, night, dreams, and change.
But love also blinded Luxa to the full extent of what Eclipsus had become. He soon became cruel and malignant, toying with the beings of the world for fun. Luxa eventually realized what the Blight had done, and separated herself from him, trying to insulate her creations from him and the Blight.
In the brief time that followed, Luxa attempted to create a fifth child deity, and created Amora, love. But not long after Amora was created, Eclipsus returned, and infected the young goddess with the Blight, corrupting her into an entity known only as the Brood Queen. Together, Eclipsus and the Brood Queen sought to spread the Blight to all of Luxa’s creation. Seeing the threat her former love had become, Luxa her powers to seal herself and him away, using all of her power to keep him from harming the world she loved, at the cost of never being able to return.
The four remaining young gods struggled to maintain control over their mother’s creation, for the Brood Queen was far from defeated. She spawned numerous monsters from her own mutated flesh, and created others with the aid of the Blight. Entire swaths of land became contaminated, everything within a twisted parody of the life that once thrived there. It took the combined efforts of the four gods to keep the Brood Queen and the worst of her spawn at bay.
It is during this time that the sapient races of the world began to rise. The numerous and industrious humans, the durable and determined Forged, the proud and skyborne Keraphon, and the magical and mysterious Lokira are but a few of the races that arose. They banded together into tribes for survival, using their wits to both survive and keep the Blight at bay.
It was then that the first recorded heroes emerged. Using magic or might, arcane power or sheer skill, they served as paragons of their kind, the deciding factor in the war against the Blight.
- A (relatively) brief overview of magic:
- Ki:
Ki is the manipulation of one’s own life force to achieve supernatural effects. Everyone has a minor ability to use Ki, but this only manifests in rare occasions, such as bursts of strength when one’s life is in peril. Skilled users of Ki can store up their body’s energy, then unleash it to enhance their body, heal their wounds, or even project blasts of energy. Strength of body is required, as their body and their abilities share the same source of power.
A variant of Ki is known as blood magic, which uses blood itself as a power source. Unfortunately, using one’s own blood quickly leads to injury and anemia, so users of blood magic often resort to using others blood to power their abilities.
Basically: D&D Monks. Can also be used in a less flashy format to just passively increase strength, agility, and speed.
The Gift:
Magical abilities innate to creatures which extend beyond the powers their life-force has given them are called “Gifts.” A select few creatures have Gifts as racial abilities, for other races, sometimes an individual is born with arcane powers at their disposal. Should they survive process of discovering and mastering their powers, they can find themselves with an array of powerful abilities – namely, the ability to manipulate energy such as heat or electricity, or to manipulate matter by shaping or levitating it. Those skilled at using their gifts can use magic with as fine a degree of precision as their own bodies.
A variant of the Gift, known as Shamanism, is the ability to sense spirits. Every physical object has a spirit, and many spirits exist that are not tied to any one physical object. Regardless, these shamans have the ability to sense and influence them.
Basically: D&D Sorcerers or Psions. Shamans are kind of like Druids in a sense.
Wizardry:
Wizardry is the art of manipulating the hidden code of the universe to produce magical effects. This is done by inscribing runes onto a surface, and when the proper runes are inscribed, some part of the universe responds, bending the laws of reality to accomplish effects. Of course, to have any degree of precision, a significant number of runes must be inscribed, lest the bolt of energy one wants to throw go at the wrong target, or the energy field one wants to create be too weak or too strong or too small.
A related and less taxing field is the study of alchemy, which involves using the many chemical reactions between substances in this world to wondrous effect.
Basically: D&D Wizards. Wizards use runes and sigils like a programming code for the universe, while alchemists simply take the “material components” deal and run with it.
Channeling:
Channeling is the ability to act as a conduit for more powerful entities, be they powerfully Gifted individuals like dragons or divine powers such as the gods themselves. The powers involved vary greatly depending on the power source, sometimes overlapping with the other fields of magic, sometimes taking on unique powers of their own.
Basically: D&D Clerics.
- Deities and Beings of Power:
- Dia is the goddess of the daylight, of valor, of virtue. She's the patron goddess of, well, most life, the most revered, since the sun grants warmth and life to all. She's mostly pleasant, but her wrath is terrible to behold, and can swing from calm to enraged under the proper circumstances. She is both a life-giver and a goddess of war, and is called upon by many in their struggle against the darkness of the blight.
Noxa is the goddess of the night, of subterfuge and subtle ploys. She’s not as widely worshipped as Dia, but her love for the young races is no less than that of her sister’s. The two are quite different, however – Noxa is a master of tactics and plans rather than strength and valour, and her followers value indirect methods and subterfuge. Though some may call her and her followers cowards, the fact remains that, when they put their minds to it, their ploys can be both magnificent and successful.
Somnia is Noxa’s twin sister, the goddess of dreams, of prophecy, of knowledge and mysteries. She remains aloof, seemingly distant from the young races – but legend has it that all life that sleeps needs dreams to survive, thus making Somnia responsible for the survival of young races and beasts alike. Legend tells that Somnia has the ability to predict the future to some extent, and this combined with her dedication to knowledge makes her a patron of sages – but only those who prove themselves worthy of the secrets she offers.
Mutus is the sole male of the young gods, and is the god of change, of action and chaos, and a force against stagnation. He intervenes freely and at will, though his methods and actions are mysterious and unpredictable, even contradictory, such that some suspect that he is actually insane. Despite his occasional negative influence, however, the net result of his actions is positive – his primary goal, other than fun, is the preservation of the creations of his parents, and he is no less diligent in this task than his sisters.
The Brood Queen, once the young goddess Amora, is separate from the rest of the young gods, and rightfully so. Corrupted by the Blight, she now exists as a force of hatred, filled with contempt and disgust for all life. The only exceptions are those tainted by the Blight and her own spawn, though it remains unclear whether she truly holds any love for her kin. Taking after her father, Eclipse, it would seem that her goal is the corruption, if not the undoing, of all creation.
Other semi-divine forces exist in the world, as well. The Dragons, most powerful of all life, grow in power with their magical knowledge. Masters of wizardry, it’s said some have even grown to the power of demi-gods, after having used their magical knowledge to augment their abilities.
Of even greater power are the Titans: massive, primal entities whose flesh is said to shape the world itself. They sleep beneath mountains, seas, and fields alike, and though they remain inactive, they still dream – and their elemental powers can be tapped into by the right individuals.
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It seems a shame to go into a bunch of lore when you're aiming for mostly combat.
As for questions, I have a few.
Is this a play by post game? If you're using the Living Legends races do players need to use the same Genetic Engineering options as presented there? Can we use the Living Legends races and make up our own or did you mean one or the other? Can characters be infected with the Blight? If so, what kind of effects would that have? Is this a standard medieval fantasy setting or is the culture/technological level something else?
As for questions, I have a few.
Is this a play by post game? If you're using the Living Legends races do players need to use the same Genetic Engineering options as presented there? Can we use the Living Legends races and make up our own or did you mean one or the other? Can characters be infected with the Blight? If so, what kind of effects would that have? Is this a standard medieval fantasy setting or is the culture/technological level something else?
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Nothing I do is without context. Still, whether it's mostly combat or not depends on the players.Miang wrote:It seems a shame to go into a bunch of lore when you're aiming for mostly combat.
Yes.
Is this a play by post game?
I'm technically using my own races, but players can present a race of their own, but it means more lore for me so they'd better have some lore of their own. Anyway, I'd really like players to use the racial options presented, but people tend to use genetic engineering as a second set of utility talents so I'll let it slide... to an extent.If you're using the Living Legends races do players need to use the same Genetic Engineering options as presented there? Can we use the Living Legends races and make up our own or did you mean one or the other?
Characters will not become Blighted unless they either A. Die or B. Feel like playing a Blighted character, which would be... interesting. You see, the Blight creates a duplicate, but opposite personality to the original user... while at the same time keeping the old personality, which is powerless to act but can still talk to, annoy, and torment the dominant personality. Most people infected with the Blight tend to be kinda... insane. If someone could pull that off well, that'd be pretty cool, though.Can characters be infected with the Blight? If so, what kind of effects would that have?
It's a fantasy setting, but I'd say the technology level is more bronze age. The world is young, and the tribes haven't had the chance to develop too much technology.Is this a standard medieval fantasy setting or is the culture/technological level something else?
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Okay, Dusk, now I'm picturing some serial killer getting Blighted and being helpless to watch his new self being the next Superman or something. I -am- interested, I'll need to work on a character though. May make a weapon specialist because I haven't done that before.
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So does being Blighted cause any physical changes? Or tend to manifest certain kinds of powers?
Also, are we just using the official rules? Or are there any unofficial things you approve of for us to use? (I ask because it seems like there's a lot of neat unofficial stuff.)
Also, are we just using the official rules? Or are there any unofficial things you approve of for us to use? (I ask because it seems like there's a lot of neat unofficial stuff.)
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This is really cool. Gonna make a character for this. I love the world-building. I think I'll play a Nightchild.
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I was hoping somepony would have that idea. There'd be quite an opportunity for character development... as it's when the two personalities agree - and eventually, merge, as happened with Eclipsus - that a Blighted individual becomes really dangerous.Caden2112 wrote:Okay, Dusk, now I'm picturing some serial killer getting Blighted and being helpless to watch his new self being the next Superman or something.
The Blight's effects on humans include, but are not limited to, darkening and loss of color in the skin, peeling away of skin and fat to reveal muscle underneath, holes in flesh, cracks in the skin around the eyes which seep green light and the eyes themselves seeming to have a green glow within. There may also be far more drastic mutations but these are usually the result of spending a long time being blighted.Miang wrote:So does being Blighted cause any physical changes? Or tend to manifest certain kinds of powers?
As for powers... well, it alters one's life force, so users of Ki will notice a bit of a difference in their powers, but otherwise it doesn't really affect one's abilities, though magical abilities may be a tad more random and destructive.
I'd like to limit it to official rules unless there's something specific you want to include, in which case I'll have to look it over.
Also, are we just using the official rules? Or are there any unofficial things you approve of for us to use? (I ask because it seems like there's a lot of neat unofficial stuff.)
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Interesting concept, could a former criminal be sentenced to fight monsters in exchange for his crimes, namely murder?
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Probably. It helps a lot that there's quite a few positions one could be put where one has no choice but to fight or die.Lapis-Lazily wrote:Interesting concept, could a former criminal be sentenced to fight monsters in exchange for his crimes, namely murder?
Mind you, some tribes might just exile the individual - after giving him or her a weapon and some supplies, the idea being that they should take down as many monsters as they can. Perhaps some live long enough to find another settlement and leave their past behind.
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You play in my game, I play in yours?
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Sounds good to me! Any thoughts on the setting? I think one difference between ours is that I'll try and focus some on out-of-combat stuff, except I can always throw combat in when I don't know what to do.AProcrastinatingWriter wrote:You play in my game, I play in yours?
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I want to play but I don't think I want to be playing in games with Lapis-Lazily.
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Uhm what? Why? What'd I do?
Edit: No seriously, I want to know what i did. I have no intention of being mean to anyone and have no idea why someone wouldn't want me to be in their game. I want a chance to correct whatever I did that you feel wronged you.
Edit: No seriously, I want to know what i did. I have no intention of being mean to anyone and have no idea why someone wouldn't want me to be in their game. I want a chance to correct whatever I did that you feel wronged you.
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From what I've seen when I looked through this forum you seem really mean-spirited and rude.
Edit: I didn't mean to say you've wronged me. I've just seen how you treat other people.
Edit: I didn't mean to say you've wronged me. I've just seen how you treat other people.
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What? Really? How so? I haven't tried to be that way. The only person I have ever shown any direct signs of rudeness to was Ramsus, and he was really insulting me and I'd had enough of him. I admit what I said was rude, but not completely evil or mean-spirited.
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Lore sounds good to me!
I wonder if you could PM me your...think for a moment and...magical rules, so to speak. I know you said you'd let us work the magic out and see if you could adapt it into your lore, but I think it would be much more interesting for me personally to create a character whose magic works in a pre-exisiting mystical system.
I wonder if you could PM me your...think for a moment and...magical rules, so to speak. I know you said you'd let us work the magic out and see if you could adapt it into your lore, but I think it would be much more interesting for me personally to create a character whose magic works in a pre-exisiting mystical system.
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I forget where it was but, you were really rude to someone just because they disagree with your opinion about something and claimed they had insulted you when they hadn't done any such thing that I can find. Unless there's some PMs or something I'm missing, though I didn't see anything that implied that. Basically it involved saying that the forum would be better off without someone or something like that. And then that person quit the forum.
Edit: Right, that's who it was.
Edit: Right, that's who it was.
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Miang, this is a pretty inappropriate statement to make in public. It's okay to express a concern privately to another player, and that's encouraged, but arguing about past issues in a public thread isn't okay and isn't good for the thread.Miang wrote:I want to play but I don't think I want to be playing in games with Lapis-Lazily.
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Whoah. Um.... ok? My apologies to Dusk Raven. Just thought it'd be more rude to say something to Dusk Raven behind Lapis-Lazily's back. That kind of thing has always been the bigger problem on forums I've been on and I looked at the rules thread and I didn't think I was doing something against them. I'll send PMs to people in the future. Sorry.
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Quick clarification. Miang wasn't banned because of a minor insult (in fact, Miang handled the correction and apologized gracefully). Miang was banned because all evidence (including log in records) showed that this was actually a second account used by Ramsus and having 2 accounts is against the rules.
Sorry about this guys. Please, go back to enjoying your game.
Sorry about this guys. Please, go back to enjoying your game.
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Ok, so unpleasantness aside, I have made a character for this campaign.
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Ummmm... where can I find the races?
And interesting lore... it certainly brings up a LOT of questions...
And interesting lore... it certainly brings up a LOT of questions...
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Well.
I think I'll probably just post it in the second post, that way everyone can see it. Part of the reason I didn't want to post it was because I'd have to write an awful lot of text... but no matter!AProcrastinatingWriter wrote:Lore sounds good to me!
I wonder if you could PM me your...think for a moment and...magical rules, so to speak. I know you said you'd let us work the magic out and see if you could adapt it into your lore, but I think it would be much more interesting for me personally to create a character whose magic works in a pre-exisiting mystical system.
Looks good! Does get me thinking about languages in this world, but that's a minor concern of mine. I shall add the sheet up in a jiffy.Lapis-Lazily wrote:Ok, so unpleasantness aside, I have made a character for this campaign.
Right here: https://ponytales.forumotion.com/t648-dusk-s-ll-racial-musings-threadFury of the Tempest wrote:Ummmm... where can I find the races?
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Thanks.
I think I'm gonna wait for some other character's before making mine though.
I think I'm gonna wait for some other character's before making mine though.
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