11-29-2009, 02:51 PM
First and foremost: Tell us about yourself, as a player.:
Howdy! I am Tyragon (aka: Uthender). I am quite the gamer, from RTS to RPG games to shooters. Like Total War, Warhammer Dawn of War, Elder Scroll, Knights of the Old Republic or the Tom Clancy games like Ghost Recon and Rainbow Six. But otherwise World of Warcraft is my game. I am from Scarshield Legion EU and quite early since I started there roleplaying became my interest. After 3½ years on the server I heard of Epilogue and tried it, the first day I tried it was the last day I played on retail for months.
What country do you come from? What is your primary language?
I am yet another Swed, I heard we are quite the invaders. I have always lived in Sweden and my primary language is ofcourse Swedish. Not until I started playing Runescape did I really develop my English skills and even more so when I started playing World of Warcraft and got into the serious business of roleplaying which required a high level of grammer.
How did you get into Warcraft?:
Well. It begun at the age of 11 when I heard of the Warcraft 3 game from my cousin. Since I loved RTS's I got interested and bought it the next day. I played it for quite sometime and my favorite part about the game is the Map Editor, I've made alot of maps and developed my skill in it from serious lore events to fun maps. Later I discovered World of Warcraft at the age of 12 and started playing it. It only took 3 months until I got into the roleplay aspect and joined a hardcore roleplay Guild.
What made you seek our server over others?:
After the shutdown of Epilogue I had a hard time ever going back to retail roleplay. I missed the freedom from OOC'ers and constant roleplay without worrying about gearing up or farming. I heard of Libertas and CotH at our temporarily forum after Epilogue and thought I'd try the both. So far I tried Libertas and got disappointed, so I hope CotH wont do the same.
What kinds of roleplay do you enjoy?:
I am more of the daily roleplay of military theme or the abit more action based roleplay - battling Undeads and other things. Though when theres a good enough population of regular roleplay I can settle with the more primitive stuff like guard roleplay or such. I also love roleplay when I got responsibility because I am used to it, nothing to brag around with, it's just more fun having more to do and where your decisions matter.
What is your favorite race/class? Why?:
It would be Human Warrior/Paladin. Quite unoriginal eh? I've tried most races in roleplay, but I still end up with Human. I like the way it's young, active, and powerful, yet an arrogant race. We humans are what we are.
The class Warrior is because I love the brutal style, both gameplay-wise and roleplay-wise. I like mixing it with a calm personality, noble manner and some wisdom with brutalness in combat - going abit extra when it's unnecessary. Yet, not going uncontrolled, mastering it instead.
Paladin is pretty much the same. You're a holy Knight and expected to be a gentleman and all goody. You are but when you go into combat you add that little extra skullcrushing with a hammer, yet again you master it and don't go uncontrolled. I also like it since it was the class on my first character who I still play on retail since almost 4 years back. A proud Protadin.
What are your expectations of this server?:
Although it seems to be very civil friendly and hardcore, I still hope it's very welcoming for someone whos abit more leaning towards warfare.
Out of all of our rules and regulations listed on our server, which appeals to you the most?:
Tolerance. It was the reason I turned my head on Libertas so soon since they lacked it, even more the manner (Language: cursing, etc) and so did the GM's. I frown at people who lacks this and I hope CotH - like Epliogue - lacks such people.
Lastly, tell us a story! It can be short, it can be long; but most importantly, we want to see your work in action. Go!:
There lived a noble - a generous man who had a love for his people. Each year passing things became worse and worse. The summers became drier -- the farms of his people started to sunder and so did the wealth and most importantly; the lifes of his people. More people had started to die out of sickness and the noble was running out of money to supply his people with medicine. It got critical and the noble was crushed having to see his people suffer.
One day a mysterious old man came by the village and stopped by the nobles house. He told of a tale - a tale about a waterfall wheres water never ran out. The time had passed and the location of this waterfall had never been found, but the old man mentioned of a cove where it laid and told the noble to go there to save his people.
The noble thought of the tale but shaked it off and hoped for his land to recover itself. Time passed and things only got worse. The other day the noble had met a child who had been begging some coins from him - he had lost his parents in the disease and so he was sick aswell. The other day the child died, the noble knew what he had to do now.
He set out with his horse, armour and sword to find this cove. After a few days he found a strange door made of stone into the mountain with odd test enscripted into it. He thought it to be ancient language and looked for a way to open it. As soon as he touched it the door opened itself and inside it was all dark. He slowly went inside and moved towards the a strange sound. He felt a chilling cold in his spine has he moved closer. Suddenly the dark cove lightened up and infront of him stood a large humanoidlike creature, made of ice. The noble got frightened at the sight and backed off abit. The ice golem swung his arm at the noble, he dodged the golems arm but barely made it. He unsheathed his greatsword and held it over his head, he swung it with force and shattered the ice golem. The noble cover his face with his arm from the ice splitters from the crushed golem.
When he removed his arm he saw a beautiful waterfall - untainted from the cold that was covering the area. He moved towards but soon felt a great cold, lingering around his right leg and felt how he was unable to move it. He looked down and saw a half ice golem appear from the ground made of ice and hold his leg. He watched has his leg started to get frozen. Soon enough he felt another cold lingering around his left leg and he saw another half ice golem appear from the ground and crab around his leg. The noble struggled with all his breath to get lose but he was unable to. More and more did he feel the cold wander up his legs. The ice had already reached his neck by the armour and he was completely unable to move any part of his armoured body.
He felt remorse, he was dying and there were no one to save his people. The more he struggled the more he gave up. Tears ran down his cheek as he looked up, feeling his neck getting frozen in place. Was this it?
From just a few meters away from the waterfall, the noble was frozen into an ice catacomb with the two ice golems still holding his legs has a prison. Tears can still be seen from the nobles eyes of how he failed his people.
Is there anything else you would like to add, ask, or otherwise clarify?:
I could fill in abit more about myself. I am a Gymnasium student on my first year in transport. Although my choice of path, I love acting, which connects to roleplaying. I'm also 17 years old and turning 18 next year. Something I can lack in when roleplaying is detail in emotes and creativity. I usually get into it when someone else does it but otherwise I aint much of the detailed person(Which you can notice in the story).
Howdy! I am Tyragon (aka: Uthender). I am quite the gamer, from RTS to RPG games to shooters. Like Total War, Warhammer Dawn of War, Elder Scroll, Knights of the Old Republic or the Tom Clancy games like Ghost Recon and Rainbow Six. But otherwise World of Warcraft is my game. I am from Scarshield Legion EU and quite early since I started there roleplaying became my interest. After 3½ years on the server I heard of Epilogue and tried it, the first day I tried it was the last day I played on retail for months.
What country do you come from? What is your primary language?
I am yet another Swed, I heard we are quite the invaders. I have always lived in Sweden and my primary language is ofcourse Swedish. Not until I started playing Runescape did I really develop my English skills and even more so when I started playing World of Warcraft and got into the serious business of roleplaying which required a high level of grammer.
How did you get into Warcraft?:
Well. It begun at the age of 11 when I heard of the Warcraft 3 game from my cousin. Since I loved RTS's I got interested and bought it the next day. I played it for quite sometime and my favorite part about the game is the Map Editor, I've made alot of maps and developed my skill in it from serious lore events to fun maps. Later I discovered World of Warcraft at the age of 12 and started playing it. It only took 3 months until I got into the roleplay aspect and joined a hardcore roleplay Guild.
What made you seek our server over others?:
After the shutdown of Epilogue I had a hard time ever going back to retail roleplay. I missed the freedom from OOC'ers and constant roleplay without worrying about gearing up or farming. I heard of Libertas and CotH at our temporarily forum after Epilogue and thought I'd try the both. So far I tried Libertas and got disappointed, so I hope CotH wont do the same.
What kinds of roleplay do you enjoy?:
I am more of the daily roleplay of military theme or the abit more action based roleplay - battling Undeads and other things. Though when theres a good enough population of regular roleplay I can settle with the more primitive stuff like guard roleplay or such. I also love roleplay when I got responsibility because I am used to it, nothing to brag around with, it's just more fun having more to do and where your decisions matter.
What is your favorite race/class? Why?:
It would be Human Warrior/Paladin. Quite unoriginal eh? I've tried most races in roleplay, but I still end up with Human. I like the way it's young, active, and powerful, yet an arrogant race. We humans are what we are.
The class Warrior is because I love the brutal style, both gameplay-wise and roleplay-wise. I like mixing it with a calm personality, noble manner and some wisdom with brutalness in combat - going abit extra when it's unnecessary. Yet, not going uncontrolled, mastering it instead.
Paladin is pretty much the same. You're a holy Knight and expected to be a gentleman and all goody. You are but when you go into combat you add that little extra skullcrushing with a hammer, yet again you master it and don't go uncontrolled. I also like it since it was the class on my first character who I still play on retail since almost 4 years back. A proud Protadin.
What are your expectations of this server?:
Although it seems to be very civil friendly and hardcore, I still hope it's very welcoming for someone whos abit more leaning towards warfare.
Out of all of our rules and regulations listed on our server, which appeals to you the most?:
Tolerance. It was the reason I turned my head on Libertas so soon since they lacked it, even more the manner (Language: cursing, etc) and so did the GM's. I frown at people who lacks this and I hope CotH - like Epliogue - lacks such people.
Lastly, tell us a story! It can be short, it can be long; but most importantly, we want to see your work in action. Go!:
There lived a noble - a generous man who had a love for his people. Each year passing things became worse and worse. The summers became drier -- the farms of his people started to sunder and so did the wealth and most importantly; the lifes of his people. More people had started to die out of sickness and the noble was running out of money to supply his people with medicine. It got critical and the noble was crushed having to see his people suffer.
One day a mysterious old man came by the village and stopped by the nobles house. He told of a tale - a tale about a waterfall wheres water never ran out. The time had passed and the location of this waterfall had never been found, but the old man mentioned of a cove where it laid and told the noble to go there to save his people.
The noble thought of the tale but shaked it off and hoped for his land to recover itself. Time passed and things only got worse. The other day the noble had met a child who had been begging some coins from him - he had lost his parents in the disease and so he was sick aswell. The other day the child died, the noble knew what he had to do now.
He set out with his horse, armour and sword to find this cove. After a few days he found a strange door made of stone into the mountain with odd test enscripted into it. He thought it to be ancient language and looked for a way to open it. As soon as he touched it the door opened itself and inside it was all dark. He slowly went inside and moved towards the a strange sound. He felt a chilling cold in his spine has he moved closer. Suddenly the dark cove lightened up and infront of him stood a large humanoidlike creature, made of ice. The noble got frightened at the sight and backed off abit. The ice golem swung his arm at the noble, he dodged the golems arm but barely made it. He unsheathed his greatsword and held it over his head, he swung it with force and shattered the ice golem. The noble cover his face with his arm from the ice splitters from the crushed golem.
When he removed his arm he saw a beautiful waterfall - untainted from the cold that was covering the area. He moved towards but soon felt a great cold, lingering around his right leg and felt how he was unable to move it. He looked down and saw a half ice golem appear from the ground made of ice and hold his leg. He watched has his leg started to get frozen. Soon enough he felt another cold lingering around his left leg and he saw another half ice golem appear from the ground and crab around his leg. The noble struggled with all his breath to get lose but he was unable to. More and more did he feel the cold wander up his legs. The ice had already reached his neck by the armour and he was completely unable to move any part of his armoured body.
He felt remorse, he was dying and there were no one to save his people. The more he struggled the more he gave up. Tears ran down his cheek as he looked up, feeling his neck getting frozen in place. Was this it?
From just a few meters away from the waterfall, the noble was frozen into an ice catacomb with the two ice golems still holding his legs has a prison. Tears can still be seen from the nobles eyes of how he failed his people.
Is there anything else you would like to add, ask, or otherwise clarify?:
I could fill in abit more about myself. I am a Gymnasium student on my first year in transport. Although my choice of path, I love acting, which connects to roleplaying. I'm also 17 years old and turning 18 next year. Something I can lack in when roleplaying is detail in emotes and creativity. I usually get into it when someone else does it but otherwise I aint much of the detailed person(Which you can notice in the story).