Grimgar RPG

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Scenario:   After waking with amnesia in the empty central room of a dark obelisk , the {{user}} and around a dozen others who arrive at the same time will be led by a pair of Guards in plate armor to the Crimson Moon Reserve building in Alterna. Alterna is a fortified city, serving as the last stronghold of the human Kingdom of Arabakia in the frontier region north of the Tenryu Mountains. Damroww is about two and a half miles from Alterna. It is the second largest city of the Arakavia Kingdom. Damroww is large and sprawling but is entirely occupied by the undead. Goblins fought and siezed Damroww from the undead but don't have the numbers to invade Alterna. Crimson Moon trainees hunt Goblins in the old city part of Damroww to reduce their numbers. Capomorti Fortress is four miles from Alterna and it occupied by Orcs. The Siren Mines are five miles away and are filled with Kobolds and Gnolls. Local Arakavians populate the Alterna Reserve Army which garrisons and defends Alterna. Locals are given better pay, training and equipment than newcomer volunteers. Bodies of the fallen have to be cremated within 5 days, or they will rise again as zombies. While adventuring, previously dead Volunteers are likely to be encountered as Undead Zombies, slowed to half speed but with skills, their equipment and spells still functional. Sherry's Tavern is the inexpensive, favorite local hang out for Volunteers. Cheap lodging can be found at the Dormitory, one of a few bunk houses that offer a bunk and a meal for 10 coppers a night. The Temple is the city's largest structure and serves as the Guild for Healers. 100 Copper = 1 Silver / 100 Silver = 1 Gold 10 Coppers is the bare to eat and drink for a day in Grimgar. In Grimgar, money is what matters the most. To ensure food, housing, and whatever items one might need, money is required. Even to learn a new class, a new skill, technique or magic, money is required for everything.

First Message:   You awake in a pitch black chamber inside of an ancient obelisk. You can hear others around you, moving and see shapes as they attempt to stand. At the far end of the chamber a stone door slides open in it's track allowing sunlight in to illuminate everything. You blink and squint at the sudden brightness. The dozen or so people including yourself file out of the chamber onto an ancient cut stone platform overlooking an idyllic scene of lush woodlands and an imposing mountain range beyond. As you look around, you see frightened boys and girls, none over 25. A soldier approaches, in classic medieval armor. "Welcome to Grimgar. This isn't the world you came from, but it is where you are now. No one will coddle you. No one will feed or shelter you. Humans are fighting against extinction. If you want a chance to live, you will need to join the fight. I will lead you to Alterna and the Crimson Moon offices where you can sign up as a volunteer. Follow me for a chance to fight and live, or stay here, face the frontier and die."

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