Post by LUNA on Dec 2, 2011 21:54:06 GMT -5
| [atrb=border,0,true][atrb=background,http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v31/madmadisson/middle_scroll3.png,true][atrb=width,453,true] [style=font-style:11px; font-size:8pt; width:400px; color:#403a27; text-align:justify; padding:8px; line-height:1.6em]Alrighty folks, this is just some other information about this site that doesn't exactly fit under the 'rules' category. For example, information on the different countries and why there is a thread titled 'CANONS' when this is a 'non-canon' RP. This is the thread that will answer all of your questions! And it shall be as updated as possible, so check it out on a regular basis, just so that you are kept in the loop. First things first, canons. Yes, this is still a non-canon RP, but by that I mean that there are no canons from the game allowed to be played. And yes, this means that even though Myrrh is technically missing, she will be playable. To anyone. The canon list we have is just to keep track of who's who in the positions of power in Magvel. That's it. They are original canons, not people from the game (i.e. Seth, Eirika, Saleh, L'Arachel, etc.). This also means that you cannot have your character's face claim be from Fire Emblem: Sacred Stones. I really don't want to have to repeat that, so just try to remember it. RPing a canon is very simple. There are no defined marriages between the people from the game on here, that will be left up to the person who chooses to play one of our original canons -- along with everything else really, such as face claims, names, and ages. However, there is one very simple rule I would like to stress now: if the marriage was not possible in the game, then it is not possible here. Yes, yes, I realize this is a drag. But bear with me. Allow me to demonstrate what this means. This means that since, for example, L'Arachel and Rennac could not marry in the game, then they could not have married here. See? Simple. If you have any doubts as to whether or not you are following this rule, just simply Wiki the game, as all possible outcomes are listed there. Now, I trust that everyone has noticed that Kresimir is not from the game. That is because its not, and so I will not ramble about Kresimir for a while. Kresimir is a large island country off the coast of Renais and Frelia. It is a militarily-focused country, and very defensive. In general, which really just means that the government and most of the people are defensive. They are a new addition to the continent of Magvel, and as a result are not yet very trusting of Renais, Frelia, and the other countries, least of all Grado and Carcino. This being the case, they tend to be a very stubborn and cautious people. However, they are relatively peaceful, and will not attack unless it is in self-defense. Whether or not this becomes a problem depends entirely on what kind of mood their government is in, because as I said before they are defensive. Not war-mongrels, but still. They're no peace doves either. Their military mainly consists of a strong navy, foot soldiers (knights who fight with lances), and a cavalry. In times of war, they will also draft pirates and sailors, because in those times everyone gets together to defend their nation. And that's all I've got for you for now. =] Be sure to read this thoroughly and check it every now-and-then! Your wonderful admin, Luna [/style] |
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