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The Voyage of the Requiem IV He woke up with a start, eyes quickly flaring to life as he fell through the Zamor crystal that was keeping numerous gasses in the tube with him. Hitting the ground, he quickly attempted to stand. Where was he? No – who was he? Turning around, he looked at the crystal. The reflection showed a tag on his chest – 01359. His name? No, he knew that was wrong. But it was all he had now, wasn’t it? He moved to the computer terminal before him. He knew how to use it, somehow. In fact, he knew a number of things, and facts. All technologies and sciences, and that was all he knew. The room around him was dark, with lights flickering and holes in the metal walls. There were other tubes near his, still sealed behind metal and the crystal behind that. Some were open, empty. Others were broken into, or out of. As the terminal activated, the only thing he heard to go with it were screams. [Historical Records] The following is meant to include a brief summary of background information of the story. In-character knowledge of even this is to be highly limited, for reasons presented below. After the Battle of Spherus Magna, the inhabitants of the Matoran Universe and the planets natives came together under the name of their great savior, Mata-Nui. In pursuit of a better world, they worked in harmony to fulfill the task he had given of finding the Great Beings. Many attempts were made to reach beyond the world and create a vessel capable of travel in space. The SPSRD (Spherus Magna Space Research Department) worked tirelessly to create such vessels, and found the material best suited for the purpose was the protodermis hull of Mata-Nui’s former form. Success was great. Probes were launched, and eventually, ships could reach for the other planets in the Solis Magna system. However, all attempts to build a ship capable of transporting Matoran beyond showed no promise – there was no way to provide power. When delving through the Great Beings labs, they found their solution. A way to refine Energized Protodermis, separating the raw energies within to create something very similar to Toa Power, with the remainder being small traces of liquid protodermis. The process was quite similar to how the Great Beings refined it before, but with no protodermis in return. Luckily, they did not need it. The power source was a great success. A way was found to store large quantities and channel it for use, and promised to provide power to cities until the end of time. A spaceship was no small leap, but eventually, one was completed. It did not begin smoothly. The first two ships launched violently exploded, but the SPSRD continued to work. Eventually, they were issued and ultimatum by the governments of Spherus Magna to cease if one more failure was had. Unsure of their newest project, the ship was dubbed the Requiem. As luck would have it, the Requiem succeeded. She was the first ship able to hold the power to reach light speed, and she made good use of it to travel to the nearest solar system. The ships systems were modified continuously. At first, only the larger vessels were able to make the jump, but in time even small fighters could travel through deep space. The quadrant of the galaxy they inhabited seemed to be lifeless. No alien life, sentient at least, could be discovered. There was no trace of the Great Beings. Indeed, no planets capable of life, even by terra-forming, were found past the far off Zeta Sector. The Requiem IV, one of three ships lovingly named after the greatest SPSRD success, was to change that. One of the largest crafted, holding thousands of passengers to help colonized a new world and operate the ship, it was believed to be capable of travelling alone for tens of thousands of years at light speed. Perhaps it has already travelled that long. [Gameplay] The Voyage of the Requiem IV is designed to be a Horror/Sci-Fi RPG. Your characters awaken onboard a derelict craft with almost no knowledge of what is going – not even their names. It’s your job to figure out what happened, and, in fact, figure out who you even are. The RPG is a free-for-all. To call if a sandbox would be inaccurate, but I’m leaving a lot about the ships interior up to player interpretation. Your willingness to explore will be rewarded by finding certain areas of the ship, and possibly information about what happened. By the end, it’s possible the collective player knowledge base will have figured out the whole story. It’s also possible everyone will have died. It’s up to you to do what you want. Just make sure you have fun. [The Lost & Scavengers] Your players are not alone. The one thing your players cannot do is meet NPCs on their own; the GameMaster lets you run into them. Some of these NPCs are scavengers, those who woke up and are on their own personal missions. But they are not the only ones on the ship with you. Whatever damaged the ship caused a release of most if not all of the power stored in the engines. Having mutagenic effects similar to Energized Protodermis and the regenerative functions of Toa power… Pray that you do not encounter the Lost. [Locations] ---> Linking To ---> [MAP] The Requiem IV is a large ship with numerous sections and subsections. Red sections indicated on the map are badly damaged, and areas bordering the jagged lines from where areas of the ship are missing are now open to deep space. Danger levels are a mixture of the chance of encountering the Lost and the amount of damage sustained. Other factors may be present. The danger levels run as low, moderate, high, and very high. The danger level determines the chance something life threatening will occur to the player due to GameMaster action, and increases the longer you stay. Keep moving! Power levels reflect how much power the section has – the lighting, any elevator shafts, etc. The range moves along a scale of no power, little power, some power, high power, and full power. The term Deck or not, most of these areas are composed of multiple levels, including the bridge. {1} Bridge. This area of the ship is where the captain and the ships officers would direct it, and is the location if its main computers. Part of the bridge is completely gone, and many areas are sealed off by the ships defensive mechanisms and open to empty space. This area is very dangerous and has little power. {2} Officers Deck. This is where officers on the ship had their quarters, most having to stay awake during the voyage. Most of it is destroyed or ruined. This area is highly dangerous and has little power. {3} Mining Deck. Most of this area has been completely destroyed. Everything else is still mostly open to empty space or in bad conditions. This area is very dangerous and has no power. {4} Personnel Deck. The largest section on the ship. It is still mostly intact, and is where most who have awakened on here find themselves. The greatest danger here is usually others waking up with you. Most of the area is tubes with passengers inside, but there are a few recreational areas. This area has a low danger level and has some power. --- {4a} Training Deck. This area of the ship is quite small, and considered part of the Personnel Deck. Previously, it was stocked with robots meant to provide training. Most were destroyed; others were supercharged by the engine malfunction and have become very violent and disabled safety procedures on their weapons. This area is moderately dangerous and has some power. {5} Hydroponics. The section of the ship responsible for growing food to eat, and keeping plants that provide oxygen alive. Much of the area is still intact, but there are a few flooded halls. This area has a low danger level and has high levels of power. {6a) Communications. One of the three subsections located on the top of the ship, this was the main center of communications and the only relay between the Requiem IV and Spherus Magna. The primary signal towers were destroyed, but perhaps something can still be found. The communications deck is only .4 Kio in width. This area is moderately dangerous and has some power. {6b} Shuttle Bay. This area was used to launch short-range exploration shuttles down to any planets the Requiem IV came across. Most of the shuttles have seemingly been damaged or are missing. The shuttle bay is only 1 Kio in width. This area is moderately dangerous and has little power. {6c} Solar Battery. A massive dish built atop the ship that collects solar energy and stores it in the event of an emergency. It’s the only reason the ship has any power at the moment, but most of the systems are offline, preventing it from being fully restored. The area is mostly the walkways leading to the control stations. This area is highly dangerous and has high levels of power. {7} Engineering Deck. The only contact to the engines with the rest of the ship, this area is responsible for working on robotics and providing a space for the ships engineers to work. Numerous robotic systems have gone berserk here. This area is highly dangerous and has some power. {8} Engines. This area of the ship connects to the Engineering Deck only, and is obviously the location of the ships engines. The release of the engines power has short circuited all systems, leaving it in complete darkness. This area is very dangerous and has no power. {9} Science & Medical Deck. This area obviously served for non-engineering based studies, and acted as a counterpart to the Engineering sections. Many sections are closed off and quarantined to prevent any difficulties. This area is moderately dangerous and has some power. {10} Cargo Hold. This area of the ship was the base location for storing non-perishable food items for Spherus Magna natives that could not be provided in hydroponics. Other tools and pieces of equipment can be found here as well. This area is highly dangerous and has little power. {11} Maintenance. This area of the ship was where any malfunctioning equipment was brought to for repair. It also has its own docks for damaged shuttles to receive repair before returning to the shuttle bay. Much of this area is missing and destroyed. The maintenance deck is only 0.6 Kio in width. This area is very dangerous and has no power. [On Species and Power Suits] ~Species~ Many of the species from the Matoran Universe and on Spherus Magna could be found on the ship. Neither of the two surviving Makuta came onboard, nor did any beings of greater height than a Vortixx. ~Power Suits ~ All beings onboard the Requiem IV were issued a custom designed power suit allowing them to descend to a planet below if necessary, and required to wear it while in stasis. Each suit contained an information base to instantly provide the user with what was required to be known for their job. When players being the RPG, the only equipment they have is their suit, and the only abilities they have are those of their species, which are limited to the physical and a handful of special abilities (some mask powers or vision powers may work, but things like laser vision would not; elemental abilities are hampered in the suits as they would be in an Exo-Toa, as are many other similar abilities). The only knowledge they have is that which was contained in their suit. If you were an engineer, for instance, you would not have any information about melee combat. If you were a guard to keep people in line, you wouldn’t know how to make a chemical explosive. Staying in your suit is very much vital to your survival. [Rules of the Game] There are, of course, rules to be followed in the game that must be understood before creating your character. 1. Do not godmod – bunnying, doing something über powerful, finding yourself in possession of equipment you didn’t have before, avoiding every attack or automatically hitting with yours… stuff like that. If somebody else is godmodding, don’t do it back. Let the GameMaster take care of it. 2. You are not your character, even if they’re a Mary Sue. Your character does not know everything you know. In fact, your character knows pretty much nothing from the start. 3. You are allowed to perform a small amount of comedy or romance, but keep in mind this isn’t exactly a situation where people goof off and fall in love. This is where people die, often horribly, if they’re not smart. 4. Posts must include IC elements on the main topic, unless they’re from the GameMaster. Other posts must go in the Discussion Topic. 5. Follow all BZP Rules and RPG Forum Rules, or you’re going to get a lot worse than I can give you. Try to use proper spelling, grammar and the like as well. No emoticons in IC posts. Be aware – you can die, and it is hard to find any new equipment of actual use to you. I’m not going to be Monty Haul with the good stuff, but I won’t actively try to kill your characters. I can’t guarantee all of your characters will live. But if you’re smart about it, they might. Just remember to play in character. I’m not going to tell you the exact punishments for breaking rules. Only this – generally, your first offense is going to be a warning. After that, things will start getting bad. [Character Creation] Your character is to be created with the following form – [b]ID Tag:[/b][b]Gender & Species:[/b][b]Appearance:[/b][b]Power Suit:[/b][b]Abilities:[/b][b]Personality:[/b]When your character awakens, they don’t know their name. All they have is their ID Tag, which they can find on their power suit, and with which the systems in their power suit address them. It is possible characters may use some other alias, but that’s not really your choice. That’s up to the other players. If you have a pink power suit, you get what’s coming to you. Gender & Species is self explanatory. Your species determines mostly your physical stature and the like, and your physical prowess (to some extent). You may have a few abilities due to your species that still function in the suit. Appearance is what your character, fully equipped with their power suit, looks like. Maximum height and width are a few inches greater than an unsuited Vortixx (thus, a suited Vortixx). Power Suit describes the abilities and attached weaponry or equipment (or equipment that can be used as a weapon) of your power suit, and the knowledge it provides. Not allow powers and abilities are immediately accessible, and good roleplaying and the like may reward players with new abilities or powers in their suit they didn’t even realize they had… Abilities are your characters personal abilities. Any natural abilities from your species will not be automatically accessible, as it will take some time to get used to them. Elemental powers, vision powers that fire beams and the like, or any ability that requires physical contact cannot be used. Personality is your characters personality. This is the most important part of the profile, because above all else, this is who your character is. Any rewards that would be given from good roleplaying come from sticking to your personality. A minimum of fifty words must be devoted to this, and it can’t be too generic. As you may note, your character has no history or biography or anything like that. You may have an idea about who you were, but that is to be kept to PMing and stuff. If you find that out, it will be from your personal explorations. Post character profiles in the Discussion Topic. They will be approved there, and then may be placed in the Profiles Topic. You may have three characters at a time. [Playing the Game] Remember, playing this game means staying in character and out of character. Posts should look like this – [starting the Game] No matter who you are, your story begins the same. Your character awakens in a crystal tube full of gases to keep them in suspended animation with complete amnesia as to who they are and where they came from. You manage to either peacefully or violently get out of the tube, and find yourself in the Personnel Deck (or another, with GameMaster permission). From here, you have any number of options as to what you do next. Will you try to discover who you were? Where you are? Will you try to repair the ship, or send a message. Or will you just try to survive? Who, or what, damaged the ship? And why did they do it? Toa Levacius Zehvor, Signing Off
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Requiem IV Personnel Quarters ---> [Gameplay Topic] ---> [Profiles Topic] This is the Discussion Topic for Voyage of the Requiem IV, and as such will be of incredible use to you as an RPer in delivering posts of OOC-only nature without any difficulty. This will serve three other purposes. The first is as an archive of what players have done onboard the ship, though it will be rather sparse and generalized to prevent any newcomers from having too much of a meta advantage, while allowing players who go absent for a time to have an idea what is going on within the ship. The second is character approval. Any characters must be posted here and reviewed and approved before they are approved. Once a character is approved, they must be posted in the profiles topic (named Requiem IV Crew Profile Database). The third is a glossary of any rules or definitions to them in the way I would see them carried out, in order to help clarify what the rules are in a similar vein to the BZPRPG Rules topic, though quicker and to the point. While posting in the Discussion Topic, please do your best to remain on-topic whenever possible. Posts that have little to do with the RPG will be allowed in small amounts as long as they are not intrusive to other players (for example, getting in the way of an important discussion or bogging down the topic). Frequently doing this will resort in a reprimand. Also, obey and BZP Rules and RPG Forum Rules as you would normally. Any personal conflicts must be taken to PM. Any insults made will result in reprimands – do not respond to them, as it will be taken care of. Rules Addenda & Clarifications “Can I play this character?” If you have to ask this question then the answer is no. No, you may not. If you propose the profile, however, the answer may change. There are a few general rules and guidelines you must follow. You can only play your own, original characters. If you character is an expy of some form, then you’re not allowed to play as them either. You must also not play a character that is too overtly powerful. If you think your character is too powerful, than they probably are. If you think I’ll think they’re too powerful, then they definitely are. If you are planning on making a “perfect” Mary-Sue character of some sort, then you joined the wrong RPG, I’m afraid. “What is godmoding?” Everyone should be familiar with the basic forms of godmoding. Autohitting, dodging every attack made against you, controlling another character, random deus ex machina… all of these are forms. However, these are simply the blatantly obvious ones. There are plenty more forms that must be addressed. The setting being sci-fi/horror-fantasy does not immediately mean everything is illogical. Characters will be affected by certain things. The most common form of ignoring this is by dodging every attack, but the opposite is also true. If your character is hit by an attack to some end, then they must behave realistically. If a person is clawed across their mask, their mask power is gone. If your power suit gets damaged, it’s damage. Defying what would kill a normal person is just as bad as not letting it touch you.You have finite energy reserves, and you must always remember that. If you keep performing all sorts of feats with your energy based weapons or with your powers (save for mask powers), then you will eventually run dry. As mask powers require focus to activate any active effects, then that can also put up a drain.Pulling items out of nowhere is a no-no. Minor things that make sense, yes; it’s perfectly plausible that someone may have a screwdriver stuck to their armor somewhere. A sonic screwdriver, on the other hand, is not a probable find. This same applies to just finding a dead body on the ship and taking equipment. If I want you to find equipment on a dead body, I’ll leave you a dead body. The only exception to this is in a plausible circumstance (the dead guy in front of the sealed door to a medical bay having a crowbar; why not?); don’t overdo it.Metagaming is one of the worst forms of godmoding. By doing this, you use information that you as the player know that your character would have no way of knowing.Believe it or not, acting out of character is a form of godmoding. Not actually following stated personality traits or flaws, doing things completely opposite of what your former actions would suggest (especially due to metagame knowledge), this is all a break in the rules. “What is a character flaw?” When people develop character personalities, they can do anything ranging from a few lines to a detailed backing. The one thing that everyone should be clear on – I will not accept any characters who don’t have some type of flaw(s) to their personality – ego, lack of remorse, pathological lying, whatever it is. Making a character that is just unnecessarily bad (no redeeming qualities) isn’t allowed either. After all, how were you supposed to get onboard the ship if you were an obvious sociopath? Players must always be willing to play these flaws straight, because if they don’t, then I’ll have to resort to sticking a weakness addendum to the profile, which is useless and pointless, just like the redundancy of saying "useless and pointless." Requiem IV Activity Archive The following is an archive of all actions performed onboard the Requiem IV within recent time by present characters. -> The SPSRD Colony Ship Requiem IV is launched from Spherus Magna to begin its voyage. -> Crewmembers of satellite vessel the SPSRDS Canary awake without memory to find the ship docked in the larger, derelict Requiem IV. All but one are killed. -> Other members of the crew begin awakening in the Personnel Deck. The RPG begins. -> A large group of awakened crew members emerge from stasis at a similar time period to the rest, and attempt to figure out where they are. They are met by one of the Scavengers onboard the ship, who is murdered by a strange creature amidst the deactivation of power in the area. -> As the power returns, the group finds the creature to have fled. With a slight swell of members, the majority vote to head down the best lit hallway. A few individuals attempt to take charge, but no clear leadership is apparent. -> Meanwhile, elsewhere in the ship, two more individuals awake in very different circumstances... -> The large group makes its way to the locker room of the ship and uncovers a number of lost memories due to the personal possessions of their former lives. -> The rest of the crew to the Canary awakens and meets with the last survivor. They learn that the ship may not be entirely safe - one of the creatures that killed the rest of the crew is still present. -> Another large group begins forming near the site of the first groups battle. -> The original group makes their way through an Officers Lift and travel to the area of the ship known as the Training Deck. -> The second large group makes their way to the same locker room as the first group and start digging up a little more information of their own. -> A few others begin awakening in the Personnel Deck. -> Part of the first large group investigate an arena to the sport of Kolhii and discover an overcharged, rogue robot that had gone rampant. The Training Deck is more dangerous than they could have previously believed. -> The second large group makes the startling discovery that one among them was partially responsible for the disaster that befell the ship, leaving it in its current state, due to a repaired sentry robot. However, the sentry robot suddenly drops of a lack of power as the room begins draining. Something has come for them. -> The bizarre creature beings harassing the second large group, stirring them into a fright for a while before finally attacking outright and knocking a member unconscious. In the process, it drains elemental power out of her, supercharging itself with electricity before returning to the shadows once more. -> One of the beings awakening elsewhere in the Personnel Deck finds himself confronted by two mysterious crew members known as 27 and 404, who steal the data chip containing information on the function of the suits and how to perform different jobs onboard the ship. -> The group onboard the Training Deck regroups after having spread out. -> 608, a member of the second group and formerly the first, is killed off by the creature in the locker room of the Personnel Deck, which rips him apart. The rest of the group is given the time they need to escape. -> The Canary group head outside to investigate cries for help, and manage to easily see through another survivors ruse to take their equipment. However, before they can act on it, a massive worm creature bursts from the ground in the Maintenance Deck, on the hunt. It devours the Canary and crushes another ship as the group flee. -> 27, 404, and 8 meet up with a few others, forming a third (if less pleasant) group in the midst of the Personnel Deck. The Steltian scavenger slain in front of the first group has his body begin shifting before their eyes. -> The larger group on the Personnel Deck locate a lift that can (hopefully) take them the Science & Medical deck, where they can care for the wounded among them. Otherwise, it may take them to the lesser well-known Engineering Deck. -> The two separate individuals onboard the ship, in the Science & Medical Deck, take down two (un-suited!) Matoran scientists who were trying to operate on them. -> The original group onboard the Training Deck decide to change their focus to Hydroponics, and locate a stairwell in order to go up a few levels. 72 points out that this is a diversion from their original goal, so they decide to change focus back to finding the Officers Deck. -> The large group still on the Personnel Deck attempt to use the lift. However, before it can reach it's destination, it has a break down. The lift falls through the tunnels of the ship and shatters on the ground, stranding the group in the tunnels until they can find a way out. -> The pair in the Science & Medical deck learn a little more from the Matoran scientists. -> In the Personnel Deck, something a tad more dramatic happens with the remainder group. After a rather heated conversation and the appearance of a sixth individual, number 27 reveals himself as having some ability to influence the minds of inhabitants in the Matoran Universe; he claims some sort of right to power as a creator. The group is knocked out temporarily, and awaken some time later. Announcements! ---> At the time of this post going live, Majhost servers appear to be down. What this is means is that the image link to the map is currently inaccessible,or at least it is from my computer. Hopefully that will be fixed sometimes soon. Not that you lot should really be seeing it anyways. So all for the best, eh? ---> The map appears to be working again. ---> I am currently looking for two players. Not as in two separate players, but two players who have had characters interact successfully before. The only rule is that neither character may have any form of elemental powers, due to natural power or mask/equipment. Communicate via PM with each other, and then indicate that the two of you wish to do so on here. First person(s) to take it get it. You will be separated from other characters for an uncertain amount of time, so this is to prevent the boredom of going along. If you take this offer, be prepared to be in for the long haul. ---> (6/30) One of the players for a character part of the group gathering on the Personnel Deck, please volunteer yourselves. ---> I can take up to three players for a new round of volunteer characters. The rules for these characters are a bit special. First, next to ID Tag, place the the word [Canary] in brackets and bold, as such. Characters submitted for his role may be a tad more powerful than usual, and will not awaken in the standard position but rather... somewhere a tad more interesting. Only one such character is allowed per player. Minimum personality profile length of seventy words; minimum total profile length, one-fifty. Rather small, considering what I usually expect for things, eh? One spot is still available. --> All spots for 'Canary' characters have been filled. --> Any characters from henceforth must have a three or four digit number code for their character, excluding those created before this amendment (who still retain this designation). The maximum limit for single, dual, or quintuple digit numbers has been reached. -Toa Levacius Zehvor
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Requiem IV Crew Profile Database All crew members of the SPRSD Colony Ship “Requiem IV” must undergo proper psych scans and assessments of any capabilities they possess, with the hopes that these unique abilities may be properly instituted into the fulfillment of the ships main objective. Before submitting your profile into the Database, please be sure that it has been approved by a Requiem IV Administrator. Any profiles placed within the Database without proper certification will be discarded, and your application will be ignored. The proper form must be filled out – [b]ID Tag:[/b][b]Gender & Species:[/b][b]Appearance:[/b][b]Power Suit:[/b][b]Abilities:[/b][b]Personality:[/b]All crew profiles can be found by accessing the database. <<<error>>> <<<forced shut down>>> <<<rebooting>>> <<<data recovery in progress>>> <<<corrupt files detected>>> The following information has been retrieved. Please indicate which crewmember you are seeking, in numerical order by their ID Tag. As data files are properly recovered, updates will be made to this database. <<<DATA RETRIEVED; FILES CORRUPTED>>> ---> Crew Member 00005 <TERMINATED> ---> Crew Member 00006 ---> Crew Member 00007 ---> Crew Member 00008 ---> Crew Member 00027 ---> Crew Member 00072 ---> Crew Member 00113 "Slash" ---> Crew Member 00149 ---> Crew Member 00196 ---> Crew Member 00271 "Sparky" ---> Crew Member 00306 "Bubbles" ---> Crew Member 00337 ---> Crew Member 00391 ---> Crew Member 00400 ---> Crew Member 00404 ---> Crew Member 00608 <TERMINATED> ---> Crew Member 00655 "Rocky" <TERMINATED> ---> Crew Member 00682 ---> Crew Member 00686 "Cannon" ---> Crew Member 00767 "Knight" ---> Crew Member 00819 "Priest" ---> Crew Member 00913 "Bowie" -error- duplication detected... -error/fix- duplication deleted... ---> recover deleted filed "Crew Member 00913"[x2] y/n? ---> -n- ---> Crew Member 00999 ---> Crew Member 24601 ---> Crew Member 03608 ---> Crew Member 07725 ---> Crew Member 29824 ---> Crew Member 31415 "Iron Boy" ---> Crew Member 59049 <<<RECOVERING DELETED FILES>>> ---> Crew Member 00060 ---> Crew Member 00841 <<<RECOVERED FILES>>> ID Tag: 00005Gender & Species: Deceased Male Steltian [Worker Caste]Appearance: 00005 was, in life, a massive Steltian of apparent strength. His armor was of slate grey coloration mixed with small amounts of blue and red, with eyes of the former. His shoulders were of particular note in just how wide they were, and based on his build, it was unlikely he would be able to maintain his species reputed ability to achieve temporary flight.Power Suit: 00005 wore a huge blue power suit of great bulk. The armor plating alone was much thicker than that of the standard ship crew member, even for a member of his species. What attachments it possessed are unknown, as he never demonstrated them. He did, however, carry a massive energy cannon with him that was later looted off his body (before promptly exploding from misuse).Abilities: 00005 apparently possessed great strength, and enough technical intuition to figure out the workings of his weapon.Personality: It is hard to say much on the personality of 00005; however, he did seem quite quick to scare, especially of the Lost which had been following him. It's a shame he died so quickly. Thank you, and have a nice day. SPSRD Administrator Levacius
