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As I have already mentioned, the actual start is expected in about a month; until then, I will be updating the thread in fragments.
Mainland Map:
- The Clans of Dawn are independent of one another.
- Tisia and Sithia are kingdoms.
- Everything located in the southern part consists of regions of the kingdom of Tezot (the same name as the continent itself), where the new stories will begin.
Mainland Topography:
*By "fields," it is meant cultivated land used for producing food.
Each player will need to choose one ruler (lord) from the 20 regions of Tezot and become their Knight. A Knight of Tezot is not just a character, but a status granting them great influence and responsibility. Essentially, a knight is the same as the ruler's right hand, which is why their number is limited: the number of knights equals the number of domains (cities) and vassals under the lord's direct command. For example, if we take a hypothetical Sordgard, there will be only four knights under the command of that region's ruler. Therefore, each player can create a knight character only once—if you lose them, you will have to play as an ordinary character... Beyond their status and unique storyline, knights are significantly more powerful in terms of gameplay and can count on generous support from their liege. Essentially, this will be solo-play; team play is only possible if you manage to join one ruler, and even then it's not guaranteed.
An important nuance—a knight must originate from the region whose ruler they serve; i.e., if you are a knight of Sordgard, you must be born and raised in one of its four cities. The only exception is the capital, where origin does not matter and even a foreigner can become a knight. Additionally, every knight has a special title, "Knight of *something*"—this can be created when writing your quenta, but it should be coordinated with the GM in advance, as from a plot perspective, the title is granted by the lord, not the knight themselves.
Mainland Map:
- The Clans of Dawn are independent of one another.
- Tisia and Sithia are kingdoms.
- Everything located in the southern part consists of regions of the kingdom of Tezot (the same name as the continent itself), where the new stories will begin.
Mainland Topography:
*By "fields," it is meant cultivated land used for producing food.
Each player will need to choose one ruler (lord) from the 20 regions of Tezot and become their Knight. A Knight of Tezot is not just a character, but a status granting them great influence and responsibility. Essentially, a knight is the same as the ruler's right hand, which is why their number is limited: the number of knights equals the number of domains (cities) and vassals under the lord's direct command. For example, if we take a hypothetical Sordgard, there will be only four knights under the command of that region's ruler. Therefore, each player can create a knight character only once—if you lose them, you will have to play as an ordinary character... Beyond their status and unique storyline, knights are significantly more powerful in terms of gameplay and can count on generous support from their liege. Essentially, this will be solo-play; team play is only possible if you manage to join one ruler, and even then it's not guaranteed.
An important nuance—a knight must originate from the region whose ruler they serve; i.e., if you are a knight of Sordgard, you must be born and raised in one of its four cities. The only exception is the capital, where origin does not matter and even a foreigner can become a knight. Additionally, every knight has a special title, "Knight of *something*"—this can be created when writing your quenta, but it should be coordinated with the GM in advance, as from a plot perspective, the title is granted by the lord, not the knight themselves.
