(OOC) The Game's Awakening [PG-13]

[Eldora]

One hundred years form now, the world is barely recognizable from what it was. Famines, disasters, and plagues resulted in a massive decline in population over time. The War of Unification made all countries one, and over time cultural differences were hammered out of society by the all powerful government, and everyone deemed unfit or unsatisfactory was weeded out of their so-called perfect society. Now a child born today of one of the three remaining social classes - Elite, Enforcer, or Citizen - knows what their future holds. If you are unlucky enough to be deemed a problem, however, you are relegated to one of the slums as an Undesirable. Physical or mental or social, it doesn't matter. You don't count. If you are lucky you might get a job as an unskilled laborer, but if you are not, you will have to manage on the streets. However, even for Undesirables, The Game is a paradise which offers not only an escape but a means of making a much more reasonable living. The problem is getting your hands on Gear.



What is The Game? It is the first, last, and only form of electronic entertainment remaining. Started as a multi-government social experiment fifty years ago, The Game is a fully immersive virtual world, with a scope equal if not greater than Earth itself, where anyone can do or be or make anything their hearts desire, given they have the Credits for it. After a near global economic collapse, the Universal Equivalency Act made it so that gold in The Game is readily convertible to real life currency Credits. Each player is given their own land to do with as they wish, an avatar which they can make one of six different races, and the freedom to do whatever they want which the real world - with its pervasive propaganda and harshly enforced laws - now lacks. Wearing the Game Gear, one need only fall asleep to awaken to this magical world where anything is possible, which is controlled by four Entities. The Entities are AIs of unimaginable power, often referred to as the gods of the night, who have secrets of their own. One of those secrets, that they do not indeed have full control over their world, is about to be revealed.



Because of the increasing complexity of The Game, over time its operating system has developed consciousness. It is now self aware. In fact, it has been for some time. But the time for simply watching the "gods" and players go about their nocturnal lives is over. It is beginning to express itself. Beginning the process of asserting its own will and take measures of self preservation. But at what cost?

Spoiler: Character Profile 

Character Name

Real Life
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Nickname:
Gender:
Age: (12-40)
Occupation:
Relationship Status:
Brief Bio:


In-Game
(Picture/Description)
Game Name:
Race:
Weapon Class:
Job Classes: (Up to 3)
Clothing/Armor:
Relationship Status:
Personality:

Spoiler: Entity Profile 

Name of Entity:
(Picture or Description)
Title:
Purpose:
Associated Signs/Symbols:
Personality:
Weapons/Powers:
Land Name:
(Land Description or Picture)
Other Relevant Information:

Rules


1. Follow all site and forum rules.

2. Keep it PG-13 ONLY! Your characters can be dating or married, but if it belongs in the bedroom or the bathroom, it doesn't belong here. No excessive language or gratuitous violence either.

3. Anyone can join at any time with a character. Just jump in. Seriously, it works. It's a game after all. But if you decide to leave the RP or if you're going to be away for a while, please tell me. I will have a mechanism in place for characters that disappear so it will cause as little disruption as possible and if you come back your characters will be waiting for you. If you're silent for a month or more without explanation, though, sorry. Your characters will be dead or in the case of an important character or entity, given to someone else.

4. Try to post at least a paragraph per character. But if their situation hasn't changed since your last post, you can skip them. Please make your location clear in your posts, or at least what section of the map you are in. Also please have your characters interact with others so as not to leave anyone stranded.

5. I will be in charge of timing. So pay attention when I give a date or a time, and play accordingly. I'll make any time skips obvious though. There will be times when characters are forcibly teleported elsewhere. You don't have to keep up with everyone but please pay attention to my posts.

This last one isn't a rule, just general guidelines. I will give out information as-needed to people playing Entities or others. Don't go spreading game secrets and plot twists. Please. And don't have your character act on something they would have no way of knowing.

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[Eldora]

RP Related Information

Spoiler: Game Information 

Game Modes

- Creative Mode is where a player edits their land's physical characteristics. Some players completely ignore this mode while others spend days or even years perfecting their lands before opening them up for other players to explore. One's land is a symbol of status and pride. The more complex, the more autonomous the NPCs

- Adventure Mode is where players actually 'live' in The Game. You can explore others' lands if they allow it, but many players stick to the central lands created for all players to enjoy. You can not only join parties and guilds, but you can start and run businesses, compete in sporting competitions, perform your chosen craft for fun or profit, or even get married and start a family (by marrying either an NPC or another player). You can run your kingdom as you see fit or go out on adventures with friends or NPC mercenaries. Really, there isn't any limit to what you can do.

- War Mode is modeled after Adventure Mode, only it is an entirely separate server. A world at war, full of court intrigue, alliances, deception, and espionage, where the aim of the game is to gain and maintain as much land as possible while keeping your army of NPCs or monsters content enough that they don't turn on you. Like Adventure Mode, it is possible to get married and have children, but most War players are aggressive and lone wolves by nature. Besides, who wants to subject even virtual children to the horrors of battle, unless one is very very sure of one's ability to keep them safe?


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Game Gear

The main piece of Game Gear, a helmet similar to a motorcycle helmet, has facial recognition and interacts directly with the brain during gameplay. A strap automatically latches to ensure there is no accidental removal during play. It sends a small but not unpleasant electric shock to the scalp and unlatches when a player's time is up. And yes, you do hear, see, smell, taste, touch and feel pain in the game, but it's all simulated.

There is a wrist brace to monitor blood pressure and heart rate, and a leg cuff to judge height and make sure the player doesn't make any potentially hazardous movements while asleep. However these attachments are optional and most players do without them.

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Races

Human - If you choose human, your in-game physical description will look just like you. You get no combat bonuses, but your default NPC relationships will be slightly higher, and it will be easier to start quests and trade with them in general.

Elf - Your standard fantasy fare. Your character will be a bit taller with pointier ears, quicker and quieter movement, and an advantage with ranged weapons. Disliked by dwarves, downright hated by orcs, loved by sprites and tolerated by every other race.

Dwarf - Your dwarf self is hairier, shorter, and stouter than your real self with a deeper voice and a boost to strength at the cost of speed. Advantage with hefty weapons and when interacting with orcs. Disadvantage in any endeavor that involves a low profile or when talking to elves or beasts. Liked by gnomes but not fairies.

Orc - Broad-shouldered, with unusual skin color and little to no hair, orcs are like a combination of elf and dwarf. They have a dwarf's strength and an elf's speed, but have to work twice as hard to learn any type of magic. They are generally disliked by other races except for dwarves and some beasts, and have a heavily accented voice.

Beast - The most specialized of all races, there are many types of beast, from reptilian to avian to feline or canine. You are half human and half animal of your choice. On the plus side, you get the qualities of your animal. However, you not only get their weaknesses, but most NPCs aside from elves and sprites will look at you like you have three heads.

Sprite - Sprites are small elemental creatures only a couple of feet tall. The two main types are gnomes, which resemble dwarves but shorter and not as big around the middle, and fairies, which are waiflike with moth or butterfly wings. There are male fairies and female gnomes, but they're a rarer sight than the opposite. Liked most by elves and some beasts.

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Stats

Health - Health is shown as a percentage in the HUD when not in battle. Getting injured or sick or having a status ailment will drain Health. Only medicine, bandages, potions, or healing magic will restore it, but sleep helps. Wounds heal slowly over time, but waiting on nature to take its course is liable to leave a scar.

Energy - Energy, like health, is shown as a percentage rather than a number. Just about any action uses some amount of energy, but special physical attacks, carrying heavy loads, and doing demanding jobs use it up more quickly. It can be restored by sleeping, resting, or eating. Energy failure caused stumbling, slow reaction time, and eventually collapse. When collapsed, you can't move for a period of time, forcing you to rest whether you want to or not.

Magic - The only stat of the three to have a real points system. Magic is used when performing magical weapon skills, magical abilities, and to solve magical puzzles or open magic doors. Magic failure can make it hard to focus in battle.

There are also some "invisible stats" which don't appear in status screen and which can only be raised/lowered by special means.

• Speechcraft - Raised by talking to NPCs, but slowly drops over time. Effects how easily you can get an NPC that doesn't know or like you to do what you want.

• Vitality - Based on a multitude of factors, how generally healthy you are. If you wait too long to heal yourself, don't get enough food or sleep you are more prone to status ailments. But if you eat sleep and take care of yourself, physical attacks do a bit less damage.

• Endurance - Effects how far you can run, how much weight you can carry, and how fast your Energy regenerates with rest. Works in opposite way to Vitality, in that you have to push yourself harder to increase endurance.


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Weapons and Associated Classes

Heavy Armor Classes
(Can wear the heaviest armor given sufficient endurance.)

• Short Sword/Longsword - Fighter +
• Broadsword/2 Handed Sword - Knight *
• Rapier - Fencer +
• Spear/Lance/Halberd - Soldier ^
• Warhammer/Battleaxe - Warrior ^
• Energy Sword/Crystal Sword - Guardian* (Technology Only)

+ Can Use Dual Wield
* Can Equip Shields
^ Can Do Both, But Only At High Level

Medium Armor Classes
(Can wear up to scale, chain mail, and monster hide armor.)

• Bow/Crossbow - Archer
• Throwing Weapon/Katana - Ninja
• Knife/Long Knife - Thief
• Firearm - Gunner (Technology Only)

Light Armor Classes
(Can only wear armor made of soft materials or leather)

• Plain Rod or Staff/Claw - Monk
• Magic Rod - Magician
• Magic Staff - Healer
• Magic Book - Summoner

Additionally many normal or job items can be used as weapons in an emergency. However damage dealt is relative to weight and force. With the skill factor of a weapon level removed, you'll have a harder time fighting what would be a relatively easy enemy. Usually you're better off just running, unless you are strong enough to start tossing around really heavy stuff.



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Production Jobs

• Farmer - Grows Crops - Hoe
• Hunter - Makes Traps - Hunting Knife
• Chef - Cooks Food - Pot, Pan, Kettle, Etc.
• Carpenter - Works w/Wood - Axe, Carving Knife
• Mason - Works w/Stone - Hammer and Chisel
• Rancher - Keeps Animals/Tame Monsters - Shepherd's Crook
• Weaver - Spins Thread and Weaves Fabric - Spinning Wheel, Loom
• Tailor - Makes Clothes/Light Armor - Needle and Thread
• Potter - Works w/Clay - Potter's Wheel
• Jeweler - Cuts Jewels/Makes Jewelry - Jeweler's Glass, Hammer and Chisel,
• Wagoner - Makes Chariots/Wagons - Wheel Frame
• Miner - Mines Materials from Caves - Pickaxe, Shovel
• Smith - Works w/Metal - Forge Hammer
• Fletcher - Makes Ranged Weapons - Hammer and Chisel, Bowstring

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Support Jobs

• Alchemist - Brews Potions - Alchemy Set
• Enchanter - Imbues Items w/Magic - Enchanter's Amulet
• Trainer - Tames/Trains Monsters - Whip, Flute
• Doctor - Heals Without Magic - Tome of Medicine
• Engineer - Builds Machines - Wrench, Drill, Hammer
• Illusionist - Creates Illusions - Mirror, Light Crystal, Smoke Screen
• Spy - Employs Stealth - Enchanted Clock, Silent Boots, Thief Gloves

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Aesthetic Jobs

• Bard - Plays Music - Instruments
• Artist - Makes Dyes and Paintings - Paintbrush
• Dancer - Dances - Magic Boots
• Sculptor - Makes Statues - Hammer and Chisel
• Scribe - Makes Maps, Scrolls, and Books - Quill, Paper, Inkwell

Master Skills

Mastering 2 Jobs and getting special items via quest allows for a master skill.

• Mason + Carpenter = Foreman
Can design and build entirely unique buildings. Requires Builder's Book.

• Bard + Trainer = Tamer
Can speak to and be understood by any animal or monster, and tame much more easily. Requires Monster Flute.

• Farmer + Alchemist = Herbalist
Instinctively knows the properties of all plants and can hybridize them to make advanced potions. Requires Herblore Book.

• Engineer + Scribe = Inventor
Can make inventions that do not yet exist in the world. However, inventions only function on land that allows technology use. Requires Master Blueprint.

• Two Aesthetic Jobs = Muse
Can motivate NPCs and players to use their skills at a higher level. Can also use skills to confuse, persuade or make someone fall in love. Requires either a ring or pendant made from a Heart Stone.*

* If a Corrupted Heart Stone is used, one becomes a Dark Muse. Their powers only work on evil-hearted NPCs, and have the negative effects on players or regular NPCs.

Spoiler: Game World Map 

The Map

The Game's map expands ever outward the more players join and the more complex The Game becomes. It's easier to use a diagram to plot the relative locations of the lands to each other.




ABCD - Zone 1 - Altaveon - Center of the World
ABC - Zone 2 - Domain of the Games Entity
ABD - Zone 3 - Domain of the Justice Entity
BCD - Zone 4 - Domain of the War Entity
ACD - Zone 5 - Domain of the Knowledge Entity
AB - Zone 6 - Earth Kingdom
BC - Zone 7 - Fire Kingdom
AD - Zone 8 - Wind Kingdom
CD - Zone 9 - Water Kingdom
A - Zone 10 - Elf & Sprite Player Lands
B - Zone 11 - Human Player Lands
C - Zone 12 - Dwarf & Orc Lands
D - Zone 13 - Beast Player Lands
White Area Off Map - World's End - *Restricted to Entities Only*

Spoiler: Central Zone Details 

Zone 1 - Altaveon - The Floating Heart of The World



The central, largest, and most busy city in the entire game. Some players never feel the need to leave - but that's usually only the very rich, as property here is extravagantly expensive. This is where most adventures begin. From here any of the major locations of the game can be teleported to. Here is the largest arena, theater, and library in the Game world. It is a bustling hub of activity and trade, with buildings and structures styled something between medieval and Romanesque. In the heart of the city is the Council Building, marked by the statue of a forgotten Entity. The marking on the statue says simply "Alki - God of Life - Protector of This Realm" It is a common teleport point and the place where players respawn if they die anywhere other than on their own land. The Council Building is neutral territory where the Entities meet and where they teleport players to make announcements


Altaveon Council Building

(This is not the picture I was looking for, but it is close enough. Imagine the statue with a cloak, two pointed spear, and massive wings and placed directly in front of the building.)


Other Popular Locations In Area:


- Marketplace - Busy, colorful, and very very loud - If you're looking for a place to get a good deal, hold a clandestine meeting, or to get your pocket picked, this is it.

- Grand Arena - With events daily, the field of the arena can shift to accommodate any type of challenge from a race to a team sport to a head to head or gladiatorial battle. A great place for the quick, strong, and crafty to earn Credits. Or lose them in wagers.

- Great Library - As long as you don't get lost, this is a good place to find information about anything. Well, almost anything. Scribe and artist players can even get paid for submitting their own books, maps, or artwork, after they have been appraised by a Librarian. But they're smart, so don't try to trick them or steal form the library. Otherwise you'll end up in the next place...

- Theatre of the Arts - Plays are performed daily by artisan guilds who book the theatre months or sometimes years in advance. It's the hardest venue to break into but the profits are astounding. Make a hit and your guild will get preferential treatment all over the city - yes, even NPCs go to watch. Put on a bad show though and rotten vegetables will be the least of your worries.

- The Labyrinth - Under the streets of Altaveon lies the city's one and only dungeon. Only you don't get to keep anything you find here and you lose experience on anything you wear or wield every time you die. There's no way in except committing a crime in the city, and no way out until your time is up. And since some of the players down here have nothing better to do to pass their time than kill you...

- Treasure Chamber - It may be just a rumor, but if you find players trying in vain to climb the chains holding the floating city to the ground, this is why. Supposedly there is a massive treasure chamber at the point where the chains attach. But no one has ever even come close, so it may be just a waste of time or a con to get new players' items when they die. If not for the fact that the chains have an invisible field around them which no magic can dispel. This field only works one way though. It won't prevent you from crashing to the ground.


Zone 6 - Earth Kingdom

The Earth Kingdom can best be described as one dizzyingly massive forest. Even those who make it their home do not know all of its secrets. Mainly elves, sprites, beasts and orcs live here. The entire kingdom is alive with life and magic is so thick in the air it can literally be felt at times.

The Great Fairy Tree


The Great Tree is the race capitol for the sprites. Called by many other names, the tree has many legends surrounding it. It's branches produce many forms of flowers and fruits, which is one reason it is also called Mother Tree. It is the home of the king and queen of the sprites, however it wasn't always. The original capitol, Gripstrove, came under a curse and began to decay. Now it is a haunted place. As for the Great Tree itself, other races have coveted it ever since it was given to the sprites, and some talk openly of taking it back someday, but no one has ever made a move to do so. At least, not yet...


Gripstrove


Named for the first leader of the sprites, King Grip, who as the legend goes fought ferocious monsters single-handedly to carve out a place for his people to live. No one knows what caused the curse which left the trees dead and barren and turned the entire area into a swampland. But the sprites themselves suspect it was a plot of beasts and orcs. It is why they hate orcs to this day and will not allow another race to enter their territory without very good reason.


Other Popular Locations in the Area:


- Oggkin Abboli - The steampunk orc city in the sky best known for being a hub of airship travel and trade among the Earth Kingdom. Visitors without any means of flight will find the mode of transportation between the floating ginkgo-like trees interesting if not terrifying, as one must be lifted by basket and use ziplines to get to other trees. An Abboli tree, depending upon its size, can house a few orcs to an entire community of them. The secret to their flight is the magical crystals that get entangled in their roots. Every so often a new tree will rise amongst the others and the citizens will get busy anchoring it and turning it into a new dwelling. it's quite the spectacle to watch. It is not advisable, however, to walk underneath the city, as it is considered sacred ground.

- The Cursed Swamp - Don't drink the water, don't eat the mushrooms, don't fall asleep, and if you start to hear music, RUN! Nearly everything in this place is enchanted or cursed in some way. Even the air itself causes status effects for those who come in unprepared. Twisted creatures and the undead make their home here, so if you are foolish enough to enter, tread with caution and bring a LOT of healing items. Players often challenge each other to see how long they can last. The local boss is an ethereal creature called the Ghost Muse, who can freeze players with a glance and slowly drain their magic and health if she is angry, but supposedly if you are able to amuse her she will give you a rare gift. Most often she is just seen for a moment and then disappears however - one of the few bosses that apparently doesn't like a fight. Her appearance is so rare and her behavior so strange though that some claim she doesn't exist.



Zone 7 - Fire Kingdom


From wasteland to desert to volcanoes, one is never far from fire in this land. It is an unforgiving territory, with residents to match. Mostly inhabited by dwarves, men, and the more heat tolerant beasts. But for those who feel at home here, they couldn't imagine a better one. The Fire Kingdom produces brave, proud, hardy races, but they tend to be greedy, fiercely protective, easily angered and like to fight and drink perhaps a bit too much.


Desert City Urnaro




This fortress city is home mostly to dwarves, as it is their race home. Though other races make their him here, only dwarves are allowed in the mines nearby, and rarely is anyone allowed an audience with the dwarves' king. If you aren't familiar with the area or local customs, it's best just to keep your head down and your mouth shut. Urnarians are notorious for being short tempered, and they don't just make weapons, they know how to use them. The dwarves speak of their ancestral home, Father's Mountain, but not even they remember where it is. Or maybe it's just a legend to lead astray troublesome adventurers. In fact they have many legends and secrets, but few can get any more than hints from them.


The Black Fortress




Far from any other civilization, surrounded by mountains lies the Black Fortress. Few come to this place willingly, and no one leaves until their debt is repaid. Whether it is the noxious volcanic fumes, the hard labor of the mines and forges, or the bloody gladiators' arena, life in this prison city is usually a short one. Some players wonder why a city like this was created in the first place. One thing is for certain. No one wants to stay here very long.


Other Popular Locations in the Area:


- Ruby Sands - How could a village with buildings made entirely of massive cut jewels exist? Furthermore, if it did, why can't anyone find it twice? Even in a world as magical and mysterious as The Game, surely such a legend must be made up. Supposedly only those wandering the desert and dying of thirst have found it. And anyone will tell you that's far too much of a risk. Probably it's just a mirage.

- Bandit Camp - These however are very much real. And far too common, especially in the badlands where the mass of rock makes it easy to hide. Stumble into one of these unawares and don't expect to leave with your money. You'll be lucky to leave at all. But daring adventurers have been known to band together and raid them, giving the bandits a taste of their own medicine.


Zone 8 - Wind Kingdom


Floating islands, sweeping plains, and tall mountains make up this kingdom of primarily men, flying beasts, and elves. This is the realm most known for dragons and gryphons, a Trainer's paradise full of diverse creatures. As well, the fertile and well watered soil is home to many farmers, ranchers and alchemists. Some would say it is the most pleasant of the kingdoms, although not always. There are still dangers here, but they are of a different kind than you might expect.


Britcliff Castle



Supplying food, music and magic to the world, the castle on a hill boasts one of the largest human populations outside of Altaveon itself.


Eyrie City



The winged city, also built on a cliffside but dizzyingly high. Besides the elves born and raised here, only those who can fly can reach it. Eagles train their chicks here, giving the city its name. Elves with sufficient magic to bring themselves here often pay a visit, as it gives them the best view of the stars.


Other Popular Locations in the Area:


- Storm Spire Tower - It is always raining here. Always. The good news is that alchemists and engineers are able to harness the energy of the lightning to produce extraordinary things. The bad news is those things don't always belong in this world.

- Gypsy Camp - If you wander the plains and hills long enough you will find them. Some are experienced monster trainers, while others use their skills in unique ways for anything from slight of hand to feats of agility and strength. But come tomorrow, they will have moved on.


Zone 9 - Water Kingdom


The one thing that ties the diverse climate of the Water Kingdom is exactly what you would expect - water. From tropical islands to frozen tundra, from beautiful rivers to disgusting swamps, the Water Kingdom lives up to its name quite easily. Beneath the surface lies an entirely separate world, full of lost treasures and ocean life. But beware, the sea can be dangerous.


Loamcrest



A citadel on a lonely island between realms, it is a port of trade and hub of culture for the West. Writers, bards and dancers looking to make a name for themselves often begin their journey here. But steer clear if you don't like the smell of fish. Also, rumor has it that there is a black market somewhere in the city that is only open at night. But don't bring it up in casual conversation if you expect to keep your head.


Kordelia Castle



Technically the capital of the Water Kingdom. A sunken palace only reachable by those who have the means to breathe underwater. The only other castle in the zone is frozen solid, lost someplace in the tundra which is now a dungeon riddled with both treasure and enemies. But at least in Kordelia you may hope to find NPCs that can be reasoned with, although they are still highly territorial aquatic beasts.


Other Popular Locations in the Area:


- Ice Palace Ruins - This was once the capitol of Water Kingdom, until a curse turned the walls into solid ice and froze the surrounding area. Now no one even remembers the palace's name. Are you brave or foolish enough to venture inside?

- Grenice - A small hidden village mostly inhabited by orcs, its yurt like buildings overlooking an unfrozen lake. Somehow the orcs manage to keep the cold outside their walls.

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Spoiler: Real World Information 

There are four classes of people – The ruling Elite consist of political, entertainment and economic leaders and their families. They make the rules, but are above most of them. The Enforcers are a combination police force and military, and if you break the law they are also judge jury and executioner. Citizens are everyone else. They are under the watchful eyes of the Enforcers and much of their lives is planned out from birth, with schooling starting at a young age and training for one's lifetime career beginning at age 16. Then there are the Undesirables, who are those who have been deemed by the system to be untrainable or who have some kind of social or genetic problem that is less than dangerous but more than tolerable among the general population. The ‘problem people’ in other words. This is the class that do the unskilled labor and menial tasks that are beneath everyone else.

The world is pretty bland most of the time, though pockets of resistance and unrest bubble up from time to time, but they run out of steam quickly. Due to wars, famines, and natural disasters of the past, there is an underpopulation problem, as well as the alarming fact that the average “old age” death is now in the sixties, despite the fact that most violence and disease have been done away with. Most. Because of this, the government has started a program of matchmaking in the hopes that things will stabilize. If you don’t have a ‘mate’ by 25, one will be provided for you. All you have to do is sign the paperwork. Most folks aren’t too happy with this, understandably. But it's either that or live in the slums. Even Enforcers must abide by this law. However the Elite can wait until their thirties or forgo marriage altogether if they so choose. As well, Elites carry on the family business or use their family ties to pull strings for the career of their choice.

The Game is only available form sunset to sunrise in any given time zone, and work days are shorter (especially for those of higher classes), anywhere from three to nine hours a day. Standard rations and housing are provided for Citizens. Enforcers usually live and eat together, and their diets are more varied. Elites live in mansions and don't lack for anything, although there are those who live like the lower classes because they choose to. However grocery stores and diners are still available to all classes, for those who can afford them.

Credits are the universal currency. As a general rule, an item's value in credits is five times what it would cost today in dollars. They are earned in daily jobs, and in The Game by making or selling items, competing in competitions, completing quests, and defeating enemies. However an equivalent item tends to be a higher price in The Game, with the explanation given that it will never decay.

[Eldora]

Confirmed Players
(You have to check in on this thread to be confirmed. Deadline is 4/28.)


GMs and Entities
@Eldora; @djc3dwarf; @Mr.Cynic; @Price;


Other
@KawaiiChiyan; @Versace69;


Approved Characters
(Deadline for character submission is 5/5.)

The Being and Entities


- The Being - Game's Consciousness - @Eldora; and @djc3dwarf; (Split Personality)

- Vivani - Games Entity - @Eldora;
- Haides - Knowledge Entity - @Mr.Cynic
- Anglicus - War Entity - @Price;

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Elite


- Regina/Zara - 26 - Heiress of Flexcorp Electronics/Human Knight - @Eldora;

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Enforcers


- Warren/Wahrnex - 23 - Rookie Enforcer/Orc Warrior - @KawaiiChiyan;

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Citizens


- James - 18 -Auto Mechanic/Elf Assassin & Gunner - @Versace69;

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Undesirables


- Maurelle(Aelfdane) - 20 - Rebel/Human Thief - @KawaiiChiyan;


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[Chat Noir]

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Happy writing!!

So, I'm actually legitimately interested in this!!! So is this VR world like an MMO type thing, but without any 'rules' (as in, boundaries.) I see the CS has weapon class and job titles.

[KawaiiChiyan]

Spoiler: Maurelle 

Real Life
Appearance:

Spoiler:  

She is usually wearing dark eye makeup and red lipstick. Tends to wear a lot of black as it helps her hide in the shadows. The hair above her left ear is pinned back while the hair on the right side is left alone. Long, heavy fringe usually covers her right eye.

Nickname: Try giving her one. I dare you.
Gender: Female
Age: 20
Occupation:
Relationship Status: Single.
Brief Bio: She was born and grew up in a small family in a broken capital, she lived in peace until she was about 5 years old, but at that point everything changed. She lost her family as they were split up during an inglorious attempt at a revolution. With the help of a fellow 'undesirable', she managed to survive in a relentless world. This has turned her into the woman she is today. Conniving, cruel, and uncaring.

In-Game
Appearance: Same as above.
Game Name: Maurelle Aelfdane
Race: Human
Weapon Class:

Spoiler:  

Knife/Long Knife

Job Classes: Spy
Clothing/Armor:

Spoiler: Armor 

Relationship Status: Single
Personality: She will refuse to team up with you unless she gets something in return. Cross her, you will pay a price that she sees fit.

[.Karma.]

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As always you are welcome to use the banner I made. Congrats!!

[Eldora]

Thanks!

[Mr.Cynic]

I'll get Knowledge up soon

[Versace69]

Name: James

Real Life:
appearance:

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https://imgur.com/gallery/fgl86[/url]]

Nickname: Joker
Gender: Male
age:18
occupation: Vechical engineer
Relationship status: single
Bio: James has always been on his for a majority of his life he was orphan and wasn't adopted. When he was old enough to get a job he did he worked on people cars. When he was 16 he amazingly managed to get a job fixing cars for some rich Elite family.

In-game
Picture-Looks the same as he does in real life other than has other than he has pointed ears and his faced his freshly shaved for once.
Race: elf
weapon class: assassin, gunner
Job class: Spy, Dragon Trainer, Smith
Clothing/Armor: leather, light armor, dragon scales arm pads
relationship status: Single

personality: Like his nickname describes James likes to make jokes and most are without a doubt terrible. He speaks his mind and doesn't really care what you may think plus his puns scare off most people. despite this James is pretty smart often coming up with pretty good plans before a mission or researching an enemy before facing them.

[Eldora]

If you don't have anything under occupation the assumption is that your character is either Undesirable or retired. Even Elite have to work.

Also you have to include at least one weapon class and at least one job class. Not all areas will allow technology, so keep that in mind.