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Re: Fire Emblem: The Heroes' Legacy

Sat Jun 01, 2013 8:01 pm

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I'll be at work till 10pm PST, and then work the next morning 6a-2pm. I'll join the fun when I get back tomorrow.

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Re: Fire Emblem: The Heroes' Legacy

Sat Jun 01, 2013 9:01 pm

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Wait we said we'd try and do this sessionally? When's that.

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Re: Fire Emblem: The Heroes' Legacy

Sat Jun 01, 2013 9:06 pm

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Actually, I only said the battles would be on a session system, and that's only if it works.

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Sun Jun 02, 2013 4:29 am

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so can I introduce meinself?

Re: Fire Emblem: The Heroes' Legacy

Sun Jun 02, 2013 5:18 am

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You may. For the time being, the RP is just general roleplay. Actual combat will probably wait until we have everyone online. Just a heads-up, though: the conversation in the castle was just between rulers. No one's character should be aware of what was going on in there.

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Re: Fire Emblem: The Heroes' Legacy

Mon Jun 03, 2013 10:09 am

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Hey Blak what noble house is Lucius from? He comes from the same country as Ardan so I'm wondering whether it's recognisable that he's a noble.

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Re: Fire Emblem: The Heroes' Legacy

Mon Jun 03, 2013 3:12 pm

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Pierre wrote:

Hey Blak what noble house is Lucius from? He comes from the same country as Ardan so I'm wondering whether it's recognisable that he's a noble.

Lucius's family isn't very well known outside of Paphlagonia. The Drakes held power in a rather small city, and had close ties to the Royal Family due to the oldest sons holding positions in the Royal Army. Other than that, his custom armor is the only status symbol he's got that represents his wealth.

But! You're free to do whatever you want with the Drake Family. They could've done something horrible to you without realizing it or something.

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Re: Fire Emblem: The Heroes' Legacy

Mon Jun 03, 2013 5:39 pm

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Uh... just for clarification... Duat is the name of the continent. I recall Blak mentioning that Lucius is from Paphlagonia, and I recall Pierre saying Ardan is from Media. Those are countries. As for specific cities, feel free to give your characters' home towns whatever names you want (within reason, of course).

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Re: Fire Emblem: The Heroes' Legacy

Mon Jun 03, 2013 6:01 pm

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Ahh so we CAN make up our own city names. I'll say Lucius's hometown is a small city known as Zantiac.

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Mon Jun 03, 2013 6:42 pm

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i see...well i was already thinking of calis as the place hes from...so i guess ill name the city he lived near Rivala

Re: Fire Emblem: The Heroes' Legacy

Mon Jun 03, 2013 9:51 pm

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I see you chose Calis as Dorran's home country. As with Lucius's homeland of Paphlagonia, Calis is one of the east's major players, and I had a decent amount of information on that country prepared for an earlier iteration of the story that would have revolved around the Anatolian realms (mostly Paphlagonia) and some of the neighboring countries, Calis among them. Would you like me to share the information on Calis I had prepared?

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Re: Fire Emblem: The Heroes' Legacy

Mon Jun 03, 2013 9:55 pm

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Am I allowed to have Lucius buy rounds of alcohol for everyone to show off his wealth, but not have an impact on the party's funds?

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Re: Fire Emblem: The Heroes' Legacy

Mon Jun 03, 2013 10:02 pm

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Go ahead. Food costs never factored into the player's funds in the actual games, after all. Also, I started planning out the bar when I noticed discussion of it the previous night. I'm ready to play whatever parts I deem necessary for that scene once the relevant characters arrive there.

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Re: Fire Emblem: The Heroes' Legacy

Mon Jun 03, 2013 10:03 pm

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Awesome. Time to go nuts!

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Re: Fire Emblem: The Heroes' Legacy

Mon Jun 03, 2013 10:26 pm

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Just for reference, I had planned out an establishment called the Laughing Cat, but since I can see Pierre is already in the Roleplay section, it's possible he'll give the place a name in his own post before he sees this one. With how many people are in Radom for the Heroes' Journey, pretty much every bar in the city is packed with mercenaries, soldiers, and pilgrims.

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Re: Fire Emblem: The Heroes' Legacy

Mon Jun 03, 2013 10:43 pm

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General Luigi wrote:

I see you chose Calis as Dorran's home country. As with Lucius's homeland of Paphlagonia, Calis is one of the east's major players, and I had a decent amount of information on that country prepared for an earlier iteration of the story that would have revolved around the Anatolian realms (mostly Paphlagonia) and some of the neighboring countries, Calis among them. Would you like me to share the information on Calis I had prepared?

sure that would be useful actually. :D

Re: Fire Emblem: The Heroes' Legacy

Mon Jun 03, 2013 10:58 pm

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Gah... Multitasking. That extra information will have to take a back seat to the impending bar scene.

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Re: Fire Emblem: The Heroes' Legacy

Mon Jun 03, 2013 11:42 pm

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For your information I won't be active much tomorrow (the 4th of June) if at all. This is going to be the norm for Tuesdays as I often spend them at friends. If I can reply on my tablet or 3DS I will try but just letting y'all know.

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Re: Fire Emblem: The Heroes' Legacy

Mon Jun 03, 2013 11:47 pm

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Understood, Pierre. Also, Lore update!

Spoiler: Calis

Calis, like Belzen and Sandomir, was established through Northern Beorc conquest of Laguz territory. In Calis’s case, the Laguz in question were eagles. Calis takes its name from the Calisian Order, an order of knights from Posnan and Gnesno originally established in 537 in response to the Pepelites, an animist sect that was notoriously hostile toward non-believers and consisted mostly of Eastern Beorc and Eagle Laguz. The Calisian knights were viewed as heroes for their role in the destruction of the Pepelite threat. To help ensure the continued suppression of potential future Pepelites, the Calisian Order annexed the territory it had fought in and founded the kingdom of Calis, with its first king being Prince Fafnir of Posnan, whose older brother had recently been crowned King of Posnan.

Though Calis is now a sovereign state, the Calisian Order continue still exists and plays a major role in Calisian politics. The King is the de jure ruler of the country, though his continued rule often hinges on having the Calisian Order’s support. As such, save for in a few rare cases of a very strong King, the de facto ruler of Calis has often been the Grandmaster of the Calisian Order. Perhaps as a result of the Order’s origins and its role in Calisian politics, Calis tends to be distrustful of Eastern Beorc and Eagle Laguz, both of which make up a large portion of the country’s population. In Northerner-dominated regions, it is not unheard of for Eastern Beorc, Eagle Laguz, and Marked to be mistreated by the locals, and in the past, the government has enacted settlement and cultural assimilation programs in the hope of getting rid of what they perceive as the culture and conditions that contributed to the Pepelite heresy.

The Calisian Order’s original goal of wiping out Pepelitism has contributed to a number of conflicts with neighboring countries to the east. Most famously, bandit raids from across the border in 894 led to the disastrous War of the Frozen Lake. Along with peasant levies, the Calisian Order invaded Cilicia after their army proved unable to stop the bandits. What was perceived as Calisian aggression led to Chaldia and the other Anatolian kingdoms joining forces and declaring war on Calis. Calis’s allies offered only token aid, in part due to disapproval of the Calisian invasion, but also because of the collapse of the Southern Kingdoms. Ultimately, Calis was defeated and forced to pay reparations to Cilicia, though both countries were ravaged immensely by the war. Though Calis has not attacked any of its eastern neighbors since that war, relations between Calis and the Anatolian realms remain poor.

While this is not to say that all Calisians are intolerant of non-Northerners, the country as a whole remains infamous in the east for the government’s past treatment of its Eastern Beorc and Eagle Laguz subjects, as well as its past aggression toward the Anatolians. Some elements hope to reform Calis and repair its tarnished image, though. Most prominently, Gunnar III, the current King of Calis, has worked hard to decrease his Northern Beorc subjects’ hostility toward Eastern Beorc and Eagle Laguz, even going so far as to denounce and order an end to his predecessors’ settlement and assimilation programs. The policies have met with some success, though corruption and an uncooperative Calisian Order have limited the extent to which King Gunnar has been able to enforce his policies.

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Re: Fire Emblem: The Heroes' Legacy

Wed Jun 05, 2013 7:36 pm

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Goin to work, so replies from me will be on hold until tomorrow, 6/6, afternoon.

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Fri Jun 07, 2013 6:43 am

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Re: Fire Emblem: The Heroes' Legacy

Fri Jun 07, 2013 9:27 am

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Got it

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Re: Fire Emblem: The Heroes' Legacy

Sat Jun 15, 2013 8:31 pm

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All right, I've got a question for all of you: how tough should I make the enemies in this RP? As I was looking over the stats for the enemies in what I hope will be the first battle, it occurred to me that I might be making them too strong or too weak. At the moment, my plan is for their stats to be subject to the same rules as your characters' stats. In other words, they'll be just as strong as your characters (though if the RNG I have set up screws you guys over a few times too many when you level up, that could change). As a rule of thumb, enemies will always have fixed growth rates. Since I'm controlling the enemy, my "strategy" would also likely affect a battle's difficulty, regardless of the enemies' stats; I could hold back to make things easier for you, for example, or I could take a page out of Virion's book and do everything in my power to destroy you.

I could throw together a test battle or two if you're unsure. Since it would only be a test and not an actual battle, you would gain no experience and your items and weapons would not lose any uses. Also, needless to say, your characters wouldn't remember anything about the test battles in the actual RP.

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Re: Fire Emblem: The Heroes' Legacy

Sat Jun 15, 2013 8:48 pm

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Test battle might be a good idea. Course my strategy is going to be fairly simple.

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Sat Jun 15, 2013 11:58 pm

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probably a good idea...since it could help figure out and solve any problems with battles early on.

Re: Fire Emblem: The Heroes' Legacy

Sun Jun 16, 2013 4:11 pm

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Test battle sounds like it could clear up any doubts we may have. I'm game.

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Re: Fire Emblem: The Heroes' Legacy

Sun Jun 16, 2013 5:19 pm

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All right, then. I'll just need a moment to prepare the map. If only so we don't have to wait several hours (or days) for a single turn to be completed, could you all please list the times you are certain you can be online? Also, mentioning your time zone and daylight saving time (or the lack thereof) would be appreciated. I'm in the GMT - 8 time zone, and we are currently observing Daylight Saving Time. Due to my lack of a job (though I might have some volunteer work before too long), barring breaks for meals and other bodily needs, I can be online anytime between 10:00 AM and 10:00 PM (though I can stay up until around 1:00 AM if necessary).

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Re: Fire Emblem: The Heroes' Legacy

Sun Jun 16, 2013 7:46 pm

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Tomorrow Night, that is all.

GMT probably after 9:30

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Re: Fire Emblem: The Heroes' Legacy

Sun Jun 16, 2013 7:50 pm

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Okay, so that's around... 1:30 PM my time (or 2:30 PM if DST isn't currently observed in Scotland).

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Sun Jun 16, 2013 8:19 pm

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Re: Fire Emblem: The Heroes' Legacy

Sun Jun 16, 2013 8:23 pm

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DoMaya wrote:

I work 11:30 am to 6:00 pm, and don't get home till 8 pm. PDT

Is that avatar a clever commentary on the whole 'dressing to be raped' thing?

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Re: Fire Emblem: The Heroes' Legacy

Sun Jun 16, 2013 9:01 pm

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i pretty much can almost be on any time of the day except the time i sleep. the time being from 12:00 am to 9:00 am although when i say pretty much its always possible I have to work away from my computer and work hours for me are from 9:00 am - 6:00 pm...so yea...

Re: Fire Emblem: The Heroes' Legacy

Sun Jun 16, 2013 9:17 pm

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Is the 9:30 business always going to hold true for you, Pierre? What about on weekends?

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Sun Jun 16, 2013 9:50 pm

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General Luigi wrote:

Is the 9:30 business always going to hold true for you, Pierre? What about on weekends?

I ALWAYS work weekends

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Re: Fire Emblem: The Heroes' Legacy

Sun Jun 16, 2013 9:58 pm

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Blast it. What about the rest of you? Do any of you have a particular time of the week that you don't work? My first assumption is weekends, but I wouldn't be surprised if Pierre's situation was the rule instead of the exception. I'm pretty sure I've seen all of us online around this time, but I'd prefer to have a time when I'm sure everyone can be online.

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Re: Fire Emblem: The Heroes' Legacy

Sun Jun 16, 2013 10:01 pm

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Of note: Hylian100 is a staunch Fire Emblem fan and a good potential recruit.

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Re: Fire Emblem: The Heroes' Legacy

Sun Jun 16, 2013 10:28 pm

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If Hylian100 wishes to join, he knows where we are. I won't stop anyone from trying to talk him into joining, but I don't want us to come off as imposing on him.

Oh, and by the way... Lore update!

Spoiler: The Fire Emblem

The Fire Emblem has its origins in the story of St. Katherine the Black, named for her black hair and black Mark. Long before the Great Flood, before even the Empire of Morea existed, a nation of Southern Beorc and a nation of Snake Laguz went to war in what is now Saka. As the war dragged on with no end in sight, other nations in the area got involved, and stories of the war fueled hatred between Beorc and Laguz as far away as Abydos. Katherine, a Marked with a Snake Laguz father and a Southern Beorc mother, begged the Goddess for a way to end the war and the hatred it had caused. She received a vision of a white flame beneath an acacia tree at the edge of a sea of dunes.

When Katherine went to the location she had seen in her vision, a sparkle caught her eye near the tree’s base. Believing it to be what the vision directed her to, she approached it and saw a gold chain partially buried beneath the dirt and dust. She began to dig, unearthing a golden amulet with an orange sunstone in the center. It was then that she received another vision, this time of a great battle between Snake Laguz and Southern Beorc near Kirina, a city in northern Saka that still stands to this day. The sun shone very brightly in her vision, and when the vision ended, the amulet was glowing just as brightly, engulfed in a white flame that miraculously did not harm Katherine.

Katherine hurried to Kirina, where the battle had already begun. Seeing the bloodshed, she raised the amulet aloft. Both she and the amulet were engulfed in the white flames she had seen before, and the amulet shone with a light that blinded all the soldiers on the battlefield. Katherine cried to the soldiers, “In the name of the Goddess, renounce the hatred in your hearts and cease this bloodshed!” Those who listened to her and laid down their arms or reverted to their untransformed state were given back their vision. Those who ignored her were blind for the rest of their lives, forced to stop fighting because they could no longer distinguish friend from foe.

Word of what happened at Kirina spread quickly, and across the continent, the warring Beorc and Laguz made peace. The amulet that carried with it the Goddess’s message was named the Fire Emblem for the white flames that engulfed it and Katherine. After Katherine’s death, the Fire Emblem was enshrined in a church in Kirina, around which the St. Katherine Convent was eventually built. When Morea conquered Sosso more than a thousand years later, the Fire Emblem was taken as loot and moved to Corinth, now the capital of Rumelia, where it was enshrined in an elaborately decorated reliquary in the Cathedral of Dawn.

In 654, during the Great Laguz Wars, the Rumelian Army brought the Fire Emblem with it into Sosso to emphasize their belief that the war they were fighting was justified. In a twist of fate that many modern theologians believe shows the Goddess’s opinion of the wars, the Fire Emblem was stolen by bandits during the Siege of Kirina. Neither the bandits nor the Fire Emblem were ever seen again. It is often said that the Fire Emblem was lost because the people of Duat had come to ignore the reason for its creation in the first place.

Now, each Patriarchate has a replica of the Fire Emblem, and it is customary for the replica to be brought along by each Patriarch or Matriarch when he/she goes on the Heroes’ Journey. The replicas and the reliquaries they are contained within are often targeted by bandits, though they have never been stolen. Some say this is because the people of Duat have come to abandon the hatred that cost them the original Fire Emblem, but others believe the continued attempts to steal the Emblem are proof that the Goddess is displeased with the wars that still break out to this day.

I do not currently have any plans for the actual Fire Emblem to make an appearance in this RP, but the replica the Patriarch of Nauplia has with him might (key word: might) become a plot point.

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Re: Fire Emblem: The Heroes' Legacy

Sun Jun 16, 2013 11:37 pm

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General Luigi wrote:

Blast it. What about the rest of you? Do any of you have a particular time of the week that you don't work? My first assumption is weekends, but I wouldn't be surprised if Pierre's situation was the rule instead of the exception. I'm pretty sure I've seen all of us online around this time, but I'd prefer to have a time when I'm sure everyone can be online.

well i get Thursday and Sunday off myself :P

Re: Fire Emblem: The Heroes' Legacy

Mon Jun 17, 2013 12:11 am

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My days off vary from week to week, but it's good to assume I'll be working all weekend. That being said, Mondays-Wednesdays are USUALLY days that I may have off. Tomorrow I have off, and I can be available anytime in PST.

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Re: Fire Emblem: The Heroes' Legacy

Mon Jun 17, 2013 1:44 am

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From the looks of things, any battle we have will be on a day when at least one of us will be working. Different question, then: at what times of day each day of the week can you be online and able to participate in the RP? If you've got an inconsistent schedule like Blak, just specify the times you're available on each type of day. I don't want Pierre to have to stay up late just because one of us is at work until it's past midnight on his end, so if he has any days off, those would probably be the ideal days for battles.

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