KiteXX
04-23-2011, 01:14 AM
ou are a student at the Battle School, a massive space station with artificial gravity in orbit around Earth, made to train the smartest children of the world to be military geniuses. Having just come out from training in an army, you are now entrusted with commanding your own, forty students under your command, in fights against other commanders and their armies. Along with this are school studies, the making of friends, and other, smaller games. Between battles and classes, you can spend some time playing the game that comes installed on every desk, or go to the game room to play some of the other games provided.
During wars against other armies, you must keep careful track of all of your soldiers, using your four or five toons of 8-10 people to attack and defend against your enemy, your goal to be able to freeze all of your enemies and have at least five soldiers left unfrozen, four to press their helmets to the enemy gate, opening it. And one to float through it, ending the game and declaring victory for you. Every army has three colors, arranged in stripes, and also a symbol, be it an animal, like Hound or Salamander, or an elemental force, like Typhoon or Flame. Almost as important as being able to fight efficiently is being able to keep your soldiers in line, be it through kindness, leniency, or strict discipline. The Battle School centers around the Battle Room, both literally and figuratively, so your performance here is more important than anywhere else.
A bit of difference to this RP is that you can godmod in a new way, and be shunned from the RP for doing so in a new way as well. If you don't state exactly where and what each one of your toons is doing, that's a godmod. But, if you state something that's hidden from the enemies point of view, like hiding behind a star (A large cube used for cover placed in the battleroom), then your enemy can't know about it unless they give a good reason for it, like having soldiers that can see there. You'll actually have to think about what you're doing, and there'll be a lot of interactions happening at one time. And a lot of NPC's to control, clumped together or not. Be sure you can handle it before you join.
During wars against other armies, you must keep careful track of all of your soldiers, using your four or five toons of 8-10 people to attack and defend against your enemy, your goal to be able to freeze all of your enemies and have at least five soldiers left unfrozen, four to press their helmets to the enemy gate, opening it. And one to float through it, ending the game and declaring victory for you. Every army has three colors, arranged in stripes, and also a symbol, be it an animal, like Hound or Salamander, or an elemental force, like Typhoon or Flame. Almost as important as being able to fight efficiently is being able to keep your soldiers in line, be it through kindness, leniency, or strict discipline. The Battle School centers around the Battle Room, both literally and figuratively, so your performance here is more important than anywhere else.
A bit of difference to this RP is that you can godmod in a new way, and be shunned from the RP for doing so in a new way as well. If you don't state exactly where and what each one of your toons is doing, that's a godmod. But, if you state something that's hidden from the enemies point of view, like hiding behind a star (A large cube used for cover placed in the battleroom), then your enemy can't know about it unless they give a good reason for it, like having soldiers that can see there. You'll actually have to think about what you're doing, and there'll be a lot of interactions happening at one time. And a lot of NPC's to control, clumped together or not. Be sure you can handle it before you join.