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[Cadeyrn Heffernan]

In this game you control an individual or a (Initially) small group (Like a guild, a cartel, a pirate crew, a group of bandits, a tribe etc.) or a developing primitive nation. (Each player controls one thing, not many controlling one) I will try keep a reasonable pace for each thing.

Ealos is home to only one advanced nation, the Iomeeran Empire, who are in the renaissance period of advancement. Currently they are not interested in expansion, and are not particularly bothered by the outside world.

Currently the only established species are humans and dragons. If you want to play a different race you can talk to me. If you want to be secretive with your person/guild/nation you can PM it to me.

Spoiler: The Map (click to show/hide)

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The only place you can't start in is the Todeslande.

[Cyne-Wulf]

Sure, I'll join. I'll decide on what I'm playing in a bit.
How many players before we start the game?

[Cadeyrn Heffernan]

Three or Four, I reckon.

[Failbird105]

So, any particular format we should submit characters/groups/nations in? I've got my ideal group figured out already, but want to know how to submit it.

[NRDL]

PTW

[Cadeyrn Heffernan]

Just make sure it's understandable. Make sure you give your group's/person's/nation's name, what you do (Groups), background (Individuals), Technology (Nations), any other info you feel is relevant.

[Failbird105]

"Nation" Name - The United Enclaves(really just a large amount of fairly small groups that work together)
"Technology" - Well uh, lets see, they can make thatch houses, and they have spears(AKA long sticks with a pointy rock tied to one end) and other weapons(made in similar ways), they can make decent clothes and primitive accessories, and understand the basics of farming, ooh also they discovered how to make fire and understand the concept of wheels.

Other important information -
basic general information
anatomical and some societal details
"evolution" details
more societal information and non-descriptive basics of reproduction
Enclave structure and Yinglet combat tactics

There's definitely more I'm missing, such as things that can only be found in the descriptions of the comic pages on DA/FA, and a decent portion of what is described in the images linked above is about Yinglets in relation to the setting from which they originate, but it's still all surprisingly detailed for a species who was literally invented for the purpose of a Webcomic with TGTF themes.

[Cadeyrn Heffernan]

Yep, that's good. You are the Yinglet Enclaves.

Where on the map do you want to be?

[Failbird105]

Hmm, any particularly swampy areas? Especially toxic ones, Yinglets thrive in toxic environments.

[Cadeyrn Heffernan]

Lawd, I'm reading the webcomic XD
The Norlands have lots of swamps, but is fairly cold, and there are deltas at the end of the desert rivers.

[Cyne-Wulf]

So is magic a thing and how powerful is it?

[Cadeyrn Heffernan]

There is magic, but not the typical D&D "I throw a fireball at my enemies" - Spells take a while to weave, as you are bending the fabric of the world, so you need to perform a ritual. This makes it capable of extreme power, but no one can pull on reality quickly, and may lose hold of the threads. You CAN attach them to physical objects so that you don't need to hold them- Enchantments. This means that a staff is more powerful than a mage, even though the mage is more skilled than the maker of that staff.
There is racial magic- so the Yinglet mutation could be due to the way they twist reality naturally.

Also, @NRDL you joining?

[RoseHeart]

I am the last Bigfoot.

[Cadeyrn Heffernan]

As in a giant ape? You do need to be intelligent.

[NRDL]

Also, @NRDL you joining?

No thanks, I'm just good to watch. I've got a really bad track record with cooperative role playing games