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You mean Kohu, Harakore, Kauma, Tupo and Pohau? Sure, I guess I can add them. Just don't go overboard with adding new characters all at once. I know that having lots of your own characters in one place tends to spread the butter thin because it then becomes hard to focus enough on each of them. Look at my character Mevi, she completely loses out because the original plot she was on got halted and now she's just walking around the ILS camp with nothing much to do.

 

But yeah, I'll add those Matoran to the list.

Don't worry, each will have their time in the spotlight. They'll take it in turns to step forward and back from being background characters.

Note: The Turaga have just woken!

I've PMed Nitro Frost/Lord Hussie and he said he'd be fine wiith me taking over control of Voriki.

 

Should get the revised profile up soon-ish

First post updated with several new members.

In the wake of the recent incident: If any more insane randomness happens (such as the ridiculous corpse stealing attempt), I urge you all to ignore it completely. Comment on it OOC if you please, but act IC as if it never happened.

Ok, I'm back. Could I have a basic overview of what happened?

Ok, I'm back. Could I have a basic overview of what happened?

I believe it would be better if it's not spoken of at length, but in short: TNG's character Nemesis impersonated Optimus and opened fire (literally) on everyone in Pala-Koro. He was countered and fled, only to be beaten and dragged back to the village. He was ordered dead, which resulted in a sad display of non-lethal brutality before I had Madrihk just kill him and be done with it. Then we had a quick visit of the Infernavika's crew, and things devolved into madness. Arguments were had, both in and out of character. Current status: Minor fire damage to the village is being repaired. Several characters are not happy about the torture-execution or whatever it should be called.

 

In lighter news: Trouble has simmered down. Leah of the Gukko Force has left some Le-Koronan NPCs behind so we can have a simple messenger/supply service between us and Le-Koro. Madrihk will be talking with people to settle the uneasiness that hangs in the air.

 

Out of character, the recent chaos has led to Nuju popping in to name Tyler a temporary leader of the RPG. He and a few other players will be a small panel of temporary judges so that order can be kept this month.

So, I'd think we'd better plan out the next goal. I don't want to keep just waiting around for more things like Monday to happen again.

True. Let's quickly discuss some team structure here, then we can move on to planning our next goal. While it would be nice to repeat the Pala-Koro success in another region, I hesitate to move the brunt of the force away yet. The Turaga are still there, and if the ILS moves then the area is left mostly empty again. Perhaps Madrihk could hand over control of it to the Gukko Force or any ILS members that may choose to remain there.

 

Nuju is gone for the month, though, so it's safe to say that both the Parakuka plot and the Obelisk mystery will be at a standstill until he returns; no matter how natural it would be for our characters to investigate both. Skaarn spoke of spiders and EP, but since that can't be confirmed IC (and is debunked by default OOC) it makes little sense to search for any of those.

 

So, I propose that some of the team takes a trip to the southern shore and fetch our boat; followed by scouting out Ga-, Onu- and Xa-Koro for a place to set up our next "regional liberation". This would open up the option for some thrilling side quests, I'm sure.

 

If you got ideas, post 'em here.

Ohai.

 

Just because I have a character joining, I figured I should post here.

 

My name is Pie and I have been clean for three months

I was originally going to have Trakuda hand over the cave he used to live in (more of a hobbit hole TBH) as a sort of outpost thing for the ILS, but he's dead

 

Xa-Koro seems like a good place to transform into a huge city of good. We could even rename it Av-Koro or something for the novelty. I mean, what does Makuta care about a neutral settlement? The whole place is basically free land (for the ILS at least, seeing as there's bloody millions of us).

Well, even though Trakuda is dead, we could ask someone he knew about the cave like Soli-- never mind.

 

I wasn't giving Vorex the satisfaction of knowing about anything in advance, but yeah, Xa-Koro seems like a good place to liberate. There is definitely a bunch of people there, though. Also, these are tough marshlands to my knowledge, and they have a lot of outcasts and stuff. We'll have to go about this peacefully, but of course Madrihk will try to incorporate said hardened outcasts into the ILS somehow.

 

Joined forces > passive civilians > outright enemies. And then we point those new joined forces somewhere else.

Yeah, I believe the Xa-Koro idea has been suggested before, so let's go for it.

I like to think a lot of Xa-Koro is a slum, for the fun of it.

A lot of it is, last I checked.

We shall turn it into a bustling metropolis of island domi liberating goodness.

Yes.

 

Let's get on it. Who should be the one to propose the idea in character, you think?

Madrihk, maybe? Will he be going as well despite the order that needs to be instilled in pala-Koro?

We could send all these allies the ILS has acquired to scout the area.

I think it would be safer to send at least one proper ILS representative that way too, otherwise the hired guns might burn down the place to "liberate" it per-emptively.

I'd imagine that only a good %25 percent will actually join the ILS.

A refugee from Ko-Koro has arrived to ask the ILS for help in stopping the events happening in the region. What do y'all say? Should we let Xa-Koro rest for a bit and move most of the team to Ko-Wahi instead?

It would build our rep, as you have said before, whereas taking over Xa-Koro, even peacefully, would label the ILS as tyrants and conquerors.

We wouldn't be taking over Xa-Koro, we would be establishing a presence there. Forming alliances, making deals, trying to get people on our side.