Haven's Cry

Skimming across the surface of the planetary ring known as "Liberty Ring" of counter-earth as you close in upon your destination, your eyes first catch a glimmer of alien light in the distance, as you draw closer you see it's set in the heart of...
"What is that?" you hear someone exclaim.
"Surely that's not what I think it is? it can't be that big???"
As the shuttle draws closer you realize that your eyes aren't deceiving you, your eyes take in the light of an orb that's huge, set into the heart of the biggest ship your eyes have ever seen, totally alien in design with an exotic beauty in the structure as you remember from info-feeds that the ship started off as a single orb of materials but is clearly more than that now... MUCH more...
The Haven is a starship in orbit around counter-earth 2152 where the moon was destroyed during the great wars that that cost billions of lives, where the continents of Counter-Earth have changed and 2/3 of the middle eastern continents have disappeared under water.


The Haven is based on the Starglider series, science fiction novels by Rory Gravell and while its primarily based above 22nd century Earth, it is also connected to other time-lines through a distortion in the space-time continuum.
This is how and why its in direct orbit above the city of Domini and other places.

The rules are simple enough, on top of the site rules;
• Slaves are allowed, but by choice only.
• this is a NO CAPTURE/force collar zone!.
• Kills are only allowed and accepted through adjudicated death-matches, adjudicated by a member of council.
• Transport is by shuttle or you can travel between realms/earth side thanks to a gateway placed on the floor of the transport points set around the ship which lay dormant until accessed for the purpose of transportation, the gateway looks much like an ornate metallic decoration set into the floor.
• (other rules concur with Phoenix Castle)

***NOTICE***

Haven's Cry and associated rooms are based on Rory Gravell's Starglider series and as such, players should respect the style and try to keep to that, ( The books will be available soon) However, since many people have characters following different themes, the room allows for D&D (3rd edition), rifts, Shadowrun and Free form within reason.


The ultimate decision on whether something is legitimate or not falls on the room controller and those of rank within the room.