Phoenix Castle.
Vampire feeding may be considered unplesant by many but is neccessary for the
survival of their kind and because of this, they are allowed to feed here but,
for the sake of those whom are not embraced I ask that feeding be kept to PM and
only with consenting "donors"
Bringing somone over into vampirism or trying to make someone your ghoul is not
permitted here and any attempts to do so will be negated instantly through the
portential protection.
(REFERENCE ONLY: feeding off of someone does NOT make them your ghoul, only
allowing them the taste of your blood does that, allowing them to feed from you
without draining them of their blood would lead to their becoming like a half
vampire, whereas draining them and then letting them feed from you would make
them a full vamp. As much as you may wish to make them such,
this is prohibited here.)
Gaisa is the Lord of the Realm and his sister Raisa Valeska stands by his side
as high council.
slaves, doulos (slaves by choice), submissives and servants are allowed within
the realm but they are not allowed to be taken by force, if you want to become
someone's slave, you need to actively submit.
The lands surrounding the castle are vast and are currently covered here too.
I hope to build other rooms to show different area's of the realm, they are
equally covered by the room until then.
Within the castle is an enigmatic hall known as the hall of infinity, looking
more like a giant corridor than a hall, it has an untold number of doorways that
lead into numerous realms. Only a small number have been mapped, so be careful,
we don't want you inadvertently stumbling into the world of Avaria (Exiles), or
the prehistoric world of Finar and getting lost. . .
Or worse. . .
***NOTICE***
Phoenix Castle 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 back on the high council members or Gaisa, the creator of the SR system. (his word is final).
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