01-20-2018, 10:33 PM
[align=center][div style=" background-color: transparent; border: 0px solid black; width: 450px; min-height: 9px; font-family:times new roman; line-height: 110%; text-align: justify; color: black; padding: 20px"]☼ The Solis Imperium,
— The Solis Imperium's personality and territory aren't so different from each other, are they? Both are shiny, pretty things, but toxic and vying for the chance to one up you and cause you to reel in rage from their audacity. But inside, they're a family, depending and supporting each other through thick and thin, even when their own ranks divide them.
But I doubt I answered all of your questions. Don't worry, though! I have any extra information I need to share here, in the miscellaneous section. If you feel I'm missing something, feel free to tell me - I don't bite!
☼ I feel like together we could add more to the group. How do I help?
Just message me, Dysthymia, and we can work some things out in full! If you have Discord, that's even better - I work better on that format with discussions.
☼ Are all animals allowed here?
Of course!
☼ Don't they have a religion?
Nope. While being religiously tolerant, The Solis Imperium does not have a main religion purely because they're against such things, as it starts unnecessary wars and in-fighting that they would rather avoid. Funny, right? Considering that they're all for stepping on their opponents, and stuff like that.
☼ Why don't they have allies?
Allies take away from the idea of the group being an independent driving force against others. If they had allies, they'd be seen as more easily swayed and sympathetic. Without them, they exist as an obstacle to the other three groups in WNR, and thus are always a source for conflict to spice everything up.
☼ The royal family seems a little too privileged, if you ask me. If I don't get spots in litters and thus in the royal family, how am I supposed to climb the ranks and get to leader?
While dynasties are emphasized on in The Solis Imperium, if there's someone better suited to leading than anyone in the royal family, the warlord may either adopt someone into the family and promote them in their place, or just promote a random person and start a new dynasty.
In addition, candidates for litters are looked into very closely, and the best characters will most likely get the spots, as well as those who can remain active and participate into the community. If you try hard and are able to prove yourself, you'll be picked over someone who posts for the heck of it.
☼ This is totally unfair! The territory seems impenetrable - how is my group supposed to attack back?
This is where strategy comes into place. In the summer and autumn months is where the group is the most dangerous, but winter and spring is where they're fair game. Wait until then, or work things out with the warlord's roleplayer.
☼ How do I join? You don't leave very many options...
Since there are scouts on the mountains, you'll be approached by them and taken through a joining process before being able to actually join. The joining process is completed when your character does something good to earn the warlord's favor. This is so spies have a harder time doing much, or anyone who wishes to cause the group harm.
— The Solis Imperium's personality and territory aren't so different from each other, are they? Both are shiny, pretty things, but toxic and vying for the chance to one up you and cause you to reel in rage from their audacity. But inside, they're a family, depending and supporting each other through thick and thin, even when their own ranks divide them.
But I doubt I answered all of your questions. Don't worry, though! I have any extra information I need to share here, in the miscellaneous section. If you feel I'm missing something, feel free to tell me - I don't bite!
☼ I feel like together we could add more to the group. How do I help?
Just message me, Dysthymia, and we can work some things out in full! If you have Discord, that's even better - I work better on that format with discussions.
☼ Are all animals allowed here?
Of course!
☼ Don't they have a religion?
Nope. While being religiously tolerant, The Solis Imperium does not have a main religion purely because they're against such things, as it starts unnecessary wars and in-fighting that they would rather avoid. Funny, right? Considering that they're all for stepping on their opponents, and stuff like that.
☼ Why don't they have allies?
Allies take away from the idea of the group being an independent driving force against others. If they had allies, they'd be seen as more easily swayed and sympathetic. Without them, they exist as an obstacle to the other three groups in WNR, and thus are always a source for conflict to spice everything up.
☼ The royal family seems a little too privileged, if you ask me. If I don't get spots in litters and thus in the royal family, how am I supposed to climb the ranks and get to leader?
While dynasties are emphasized on in The Solis Imperium, if there's someone better suited to leading than anyone in the royal family, the warlord may either adopt someone into the family and promote them in their place, or just promote a random person and start a new dynasty.
In addition, candidates for litters are looked into very closely, and the best characters will most likely get the spots, as well as those who can remain active and participate into the community. If you try hard and are able to prove yourself, you'll be picked over someone who posts for the heck of it.
☼ This is totally unfair! The territory seems impenetrable - how is my group supposed to attack back?
This is where strategy comes into place. In the summer and autumn months is where the group is the most dangerous, but winter and spring is where they're fair game. Wait until then, or work things out with the warlord's roleplayer.
☼ How do I join? You don't leave very many options...
Since there are scouts on the mountains, you'll be approached by them and taken through a joining process before being able to actually join. The joining process is completed when your character does something good to earn the warlord's favor. This is so spies have a harder time doing much, or anyone who wishes to cause the group harm.
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