Roleplay | OOC | Archive | Event This is the archive thread for the "Tabula Rasa - Words of Power" RP. Here, players can note down various lore and information they established about the world.
Elysion, the city of new begining: Safe Haven for those with no background or starting a new life in this world. One would need to pay up an appropriate fee to enter or wear a tracking collar to detect your movements unless you either pay the fee or able to take off the tracking collar(Fair warning that it might warn the guards and brand you as a criminal). Guards would use Truth Orbs(experienced by me) as to look for any false truths players would give. A player can still go out of town if you wore a tracking collar or stay inside the city and pay off the fine to remove it. Adventurer's Guild is a goto for players who lack identification and register as one to get an identity here. There are two ways to register. Either register normally(Experience by me) by writing your identity and register as an F-rank or pay up enough coins to fight a examiner to instantly promote yourself. Clerks will warn adventurers below the quest rank to not partake in dangerous quest if one is capable or given unique circumstances. Ranks are based on how capable an adventurer is as you can raise it by two things, either completing enough quest or paying a fine to fight an examiner above a rank. Lore of this world: Magic in this world is pretty much the same as in every fantasy. Yet, incantations is the norm for the people as Wanderers(Us) can't use magic normally but instead Concept of Words. Wanderers are people who once inhabited this world and changes the history of mankind yet had mysteriously disappeared and proclaimed that magic had come from Wanderers. Players can loot ancient dungeons to get treasures past Wanderers left behind and even know more of the history of the world through their diaries.
It honestly wasn't hard to find the section she was looking for. However, what was difficult was figuring out which map she wanted. There were tons! Just how big could this world be?! There was Elysion, Syum, Trium, Kalasi, Asylim, and so many more places! However, Elysion seemed like the most important since that was the place they were in. And honestly, compared to the other places, it was pretty small. Compared to the giant city of Asylim the tiny town they were in looked more like a camp. Reading on, this place seemed to be where so-called adventurers came and went as they grew in ranks. This town was kind of like a starting point. That would explain why its so small but the guild is so big and fancy. Syum was a city off to the east according to the map. It was a bit larger than Elysion, but it looked maze-like. Overly ordered, Moon guessed the people there didn't like chaos very much. But then again, looking at the map had sparked no memories so she moved on. Trium looked very interesting. According to the map it was due south, and right in the middle of the forest. She imagined it would be full of peaceful folk who likely hunted and gathered for their food. For some reason, she could recall how abundant the forest is with life and resources despite not ever going there. Or did she? She got the feeling she wasn't the only one with wings. That would be impossible. Kalasi was located quite a bit north from them. And the journey would not be pleasing. the city was high in the mountains and covered in snow. She hadn't the faintest idea of what it actually was, but whenever she thought about it her body would shiver and she would get the urge to cover up. Asylim was it's complete opposite. Looking at the map drawings it seemed to be the capital of the whole world. And it was located right by a huge body of water to the west of them. Each drawing looked even more beautiful by the water. Moon imagined the people had quite a bit of fun swimming. The capital seemed to also be the home of the higher ranking adventurers. What kind of challenges those people go through must be extremely difficult. The city looked like they also had a fancy guild right in the center. It was also surrounded by water, and the only ways in were four bridges.