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In the Kingdom of Mus
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In the Kingdom of Mus
#1The wizened elder mages, some nearly two years old, gathered in Meagrenost, the Great Hall of Caledvelch Village. Together, they squeaked the mighty necromantic incantation, its uncanny power resonating from their greying whiskers to the ends of their tails. Few others could have performed such a divination, for Caledvelch was famed throughout the land for its sorceries.
Slowly, the dimly-lit chamber filled with greenish radiance, as the spectres of the village's ancestors answered the prophetic call. These ancient phantoms, driven by the magic of prophecy, began to chant in counterpoint to the mages' incantation.
For heroes, a time! A time for steel!
When fire and sword threaten the Mus!
None will be spared! Death shall they know!
If only the bold will answer the call,
The humble and mild may save you all!
With that cryptic utterance, the chamber's lights all went out and the phantoms vanished, the magic over.
For Heroes, A Time
I was thinking of starting a game set within Scrasamax's lands of the Pax Rodentia.
For more information, see http://www.strolen.com/content.php?node=3562
Rather than shrinking humans to scale, player characters would be heroic members of the rodent species that dwell within those lands. This would be anthropomorphic heroic fantasy in a rodent kingdom, somewhere between Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH and Redwall.
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#2ok, fine, I will. I will protect Mus. Long live Mus! :hyper:
One Question, can I play a stoat? I would like to play a stoat. -
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#3Personally I will GM this one table top with my six year old son. Thank you Wulfhere, for making me read the sub. Thank you Scrasamax for making it! -
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#4Before we decide on characters, let's see what people are interested in.
A stoat in a mouse culture would be a dangerous predator, a menacing monster. While running such a character might eventually be worthwhile, I would rather limit starting characters to those species that don't menace mice (except for rats, which have joined the Pax Rodentia after brutal fighting reduced their proud empires to ruin). -
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#5dangerous, oh yes! stoats are vicious and deadly...unless of course, one is retarded...literally. :hyper:
But mouse is fine too: Ylpak Arsefeather.
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#6I'm in! I think I'd like to play a small cute fuzzy creature. -
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#7Everything you write up or decide for the game, you should put up under the freetext MUS, MUS II (or what ever you want to call your version). -
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#8Sounds great! Now to find the time..
Gnarles One-tooth!
Any particular system?
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#9Baaaaah, Baaaaah
Somewhere in the Deserts of Iuhai, the caprine inhabitants cry out to Emily Bronte! -
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#10Any chance I might be able to join? I like the look of this! -
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#11I never got this one started, as several other worthy RPs launched as I was getting my plans in order. Right now, I'm definitely fully committed elsewhere, but if someone else wants to take Scrasamax's Kingdom of Mus setting and run with it, it would probably be a good thing.