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Elder Tale
a log horizon roleplay
Elder Tale was the typical world phenomenon.
It was the first MMORPG to last two decades and still be going strong, fueled by the love of its dedicated players. It was a typical sword, board and spell MMO, one that had a Japanese flair due to it being its origin country. When the Novasphere Pioneers expansion came out, the British were promised their own server at last. Characters would have to start out fresh on this bold, new server, but finally Britain would get the server it had been awaiting- its own little piece of the Half-Gaia Project.
Then the Catastrophe happened.
Thousands of players across the world were suddenly transported into the game. Most of the players in England were on entirely new characters, newbies to this new part of the world. They were trapped, with no way to get home, and no way to die. There wasn't even a way of knowing whether they were trapped within the game, or trapped within a world similar to the game. Law had no basis in this world. Everyone was at the same level. No one had guilds established on this new server. Unfounded Kingdom, the server that was based off of Great Britain, was a no-man's land: a foreign territory that had yet to be explored. The Wild West of Elder Tale.
After two years, the players had succeeded in conquering an ancient entity and returned back to their world. But is that the end of the story?
Join us in creating the conclusion of the roleplay adventure based on the popular MMO Adventure anime and novel, Log Horizon.
Elder Tale
a log horizon roleplay
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Elder Tale was the typical world phenomenon.
It was the first MMORPG to last two decades and still be going strong, fueled by the love of its dedicated players. It was a typical sword, board and spell MMO, one that had a Japanese flair due to it being its origin country. When the Novasphere Pioneers expansion came out, the British were promised their own server at last. Characters would have to start out fresh on this bold, new server, but finally Britain would get the server it had been awaiting- its own little piece of the Half-Gaia Project.
Then the Catastrophe happened. Thousands of players across the world were suddenly transported into the game. Most of the players in England were on entirely new characters, newbies to this new part of the world. They were trapped, with no way to get home, and no way to die. There wasn't even a way of knowing whether they were trapped within the game, or trapped within a world similar to the game. Law had no basis in this world. Everyone was at the same level. No one had guilds established on this new server. Unfounded Kingdom, the server that was based off of Great Britain, was a no-man's land: a foreign territory that had yet to be explored. The Wild West of Elder Tale. After two years, the players had succeeded in conquering an ancient entity and returned back to their world. But is that the end of the story? Join us in creating the conclusion of the roleplay adventure based on the popular MMO Adventure anime and novel, Log Horizon. |
