Orsinium taken yet? or no?

And, nice monster post.


Nevermind, Immortal stated that he is holding it with wayrest.

Well, we need some kind of real time deal, it will be needed when the battles come, you could also make some kind of territory map by shading in regions on the one we are using and adding things to the key.

We all already know where the territory is.

Dominion is Daggerfall and immediate area, Nords had Farrun and Jehanna.

Elysana pretty much has... Wayrest.

And each Lord to his own.

Hey, I've been thinking about joining up for some time now. So here goes...

I'm thinking I'll lay kinda low for a while. Start small. So just one character, albeit an unusual faction. Thanks to W00tz for helping me out.

If anyone spots any problems or inconsistencies in the sheet, please tell me.

Name: Reydin Talaani
Gender: Male
Race: Dunmer
Age: 85
Apparent Age: 26

Physical Description: Reydin is a tall, regal looking figure, though a few conspicuous features tell tales of battle: A large scar runs down his right arm, and an intricate tattoo is printed on his hip. The tattoo is of two curved blades, meeting at their tips. A dark rose overshadows them.

Reydin is about 6' 2", with somewhat above average muscle mass. His hair is jet black, either let loose or tied in a ponytail.

Personality: Reydin has few friends. Others often believe themselves close to him, or within his "inner circle." These people are decieved by his charismatic ways. He lets no one close to him. Other people are tools for his benefit. For this reason, he often lingers around less intellectual company, and most of his men are either easily fooled or just idiots. He prefers this company; it means less work for him.

History: Reydin was born in Morrowind into a noble Hlaalu family. By the age of thirty, he had risen through the Hlaalu infrastructure as their chief diplomat. At thiry five, he was recruited by the Morrowind Department of Intelligence, and was trained as a spy. He took part in many missions, one in which he, under orders, single-handedly started a covert war with Morrowind's argonian neighbors. In the process of this mission, however, he left the Department behind, taking a few loyal allies with him.

Since then, he has been travelling Tamriel. Now, three years later, others have flocked to his charismatic charm. Thirty loyal men follow him, and carry out his plans...

Skills: Reydin has been highly trained in swordsmanship, as well as with bows. He is incredibly charismatic, and people flock to him because of it.


Faction Sheet

Name: The Adherents

Leader: Reydin Talaani

Description: A sizable group of about thirty people who have joined Reydin. None of them are paricularly smart, but most are big and brawny. One might call them henchmen. All of them are completely loyal to Reydin, who promises them fame and power if they follow him. All of them completely believe in Reydin's word. And all of them have been fooled.

21 swordsmen: These are the brunt of Reydin's small force, all of whom he has found and recruited in his travels. They work for no pay, but only the gifts and riches that Reydin promises. Armed with whatever equipment they personally own.

7 archers: Same as above, but armed with the bow of their preference.

2 Lieutenants: Two dunmer who originally left Morrowind with Reydin. Their names are Aldras Velothi and Durmyath Dren. The latter is not intelligent, and is about on par with the other Adherents. Aldras, however, is independent and educated, which Reydin seems not to mind. The two serve as his lietenants. This is the only hint of a ranking system involved in the Adherents.

What color are his eyes? :shifty:

Well he's dunmer so I guess...

Red? :chaos:

But what shade...

I'm just being a hardass.

Yea, forest, are you "employable?"

(W00tz, respond to PM, please)

and, what is your starting location? I don't see one.

Maybe.

But my character is much too involved in his own plans. But maybe if you offered a good price...

Perhaps we could negotiate something.

Well, I am not a faction leader, but control a central unit of troops within the grandmaster's unit, perhaps we could talk

You can hire him no matter what iff you have the money.

Is immortal going to initiate an economy system deal? like every nation has so much money to spend. (respond to PM W00tz!)

I believe we can all be realistic enough in that sense.
Same goes for reinforcements.

IE: People will know not to call upon 30,000 reinforcements out of nowhere.
Or to suddenly send three million septims to hire some mercenaries or broker an alliance.

Yea, and, reinforcements also take time to get there. I think a shaded territory map is a good idea. It may be hard to do, because of different things, I may actually go through and count every faction of Bretons if I get bored, which, I am pretty bored right now.

A shaded map is useless.

Do you wish to see every inch of land controlled?

It is impossible to guard every inch, so why not just say city and surrounding area?

That's what I am saying, We could have a key or so, someone could use photoshop or something and update it.








(W00tz, respond to the PM, I am not trying to make a scene)

Borders shouldn't be so cut-and-dry. Realistically, there would be border disputes, it's not really a line on the ground that says BORDER.

City key is what I am saying,

And I want to go take cloud spring for the heck of it, these small cities won't put up mush of a fight.

I will be on in the morning, got to get some sleep

Pming you with it now.


Lorenna's Lore RPs had their own Wiki, and they used mIRC chat rooms to preform their discussions. I think I still have the chat channel on my mIRC, not sure.

Small cities can put up as much, if not more of a fight.
I'm sure Cloud Spring has reinforced itself and levied most of its Militia by now.

And then if it gets support from settlements further away...
Although i doubt that would be the case.

Militia? I'll have 'im Alduin roll over der stinkin' militia! No walls 'll stop der Atmorans! Thu'um! BWOOO!

Greybeards: Final (and only) argument of Nords.

Of course, but the way he spoke of little resistance sounded like he himself would roll over them.
No matter how fine, 3000 men would easily fall if unaided.

But, just wait until you reach Evermore, and if you pass that, Gauvadon.
That will be the true test to the Nords.

I can barely wait for all the big stuff, although maybe it's best if it comes slow. It'll be a tough run for the Northmen, although I promise personally to give you guys best I have. I was a bit taken aback that you frenchmen haven't surrendered yet. [/ignorant french military joke]

I would say 'let the best man win', but some Bretons and Altmer may be insulted by this. And we haven't even really started fighting.

Vive La France!
Even if you conquer us our "resistance" will topple your empire.

Haha, seriously though this will be interesting. I love how i managed to create a little mini-story with entirely my own characters.
I doubt that Evermore would be taken without heavy resistance. It'll need some help from those damn Mountain towns and the feuding northern frenchies.

I bet some Orc's come to help defend Evermore as well, it'll be a nice little event there.
Might not be until at least 1-2 threads in however, with all the inter-Breton happenings, and the settlements between.

No actual economy system will be put in place too tedius.

forrest your sheet is approved. Shoot me a PM sort of telling me what you want to do.

I may not have made this clear but unless you are owned by the Dominion or the Nords, and you are a Breton, Elysana owns you at least on paper. You pay taxes to Wayrest, supply troops for it on her whim, etc. Unless you are disloyal.

I.e. you're Manfred.