Im liking the characters n all, but I really hope I'm not the only one not over a century years old :l
haha. So, yeah, I figured age would come up eventually. To be honest, in most roleplays I manage I like to think of the age range of man to be 1,000. Why? Because it's a clean number and it's also fairly high. I think the lifespan of a human man is too short to gather as much knowledge while also being physically fit and strong.
However, I'm more than open to their being variations in the race of men. I believe there was something similar in Tolkien's world, but I'm not 100 percent sure. Like, there was "high men" or something like that. If you think the short life span makes for a good character (which it definitely could) then you're more than welcome to be a slightly varied race of man. (this was also in response to the person who said they were going to be 30)
Oh well. Will have to adapt I guess. Btw is english your native language? @everyone
Yep. English is my native language. I've tried to learn some others, but got bored. I like to pick languages and use them when I roleplay for various things. For instance, my secret-yet-real language of choice for this roleplay is Welsh. (Not that you guys have to use any Welsh words. I just like to)
So I was thinking, we just got banned and sent away from our world for doing our jobs too well. We ended up on some unknown planet with all its consequences. Our leader, the one holding us all together just died. What would our psychological state be? I say not very good. We are angry, desperate, lost, disillusioned, disappointed, and so on. It would only be expected that we blame each other and fight among us. It may be a good enough reason to split up in 2 or more groups, see where that takes us. What do you think?
Yeah. Most definitely. Tensions will likely be high among the group. Especially considering most of us probably weren't friends or acquaintances prior to the Heroes' Guild. The longer we worked in the guild together the deeper our bonds have grown. Those newest to the guild will probably be the most volatile (ie: the 12 year old. lol) Infighting will likely happen, we may split up, some of us may work for the tyrant, it's whatever. As long as it's in character and you keep the story in mind, it's probably an okay decision.
Immediately go bad and try to kill the group? Probably not a good idea. A random falling meteor will probably destroy you if the rest of us don't. LoL. So just don't do things that completely sabotage the narrative. But these emotions you're talking about are very real and will fit very nicely in the story.
That sounds a bit cliché. What I mean is that, while some see this adventure as a new opportunity, or redemption, others might say "we just got expelled from our planet and you guys wanna play heroes again? Nah thanks, I have learned my lesson."
At least that is my opinion. Not every story has to have fake problems, like the fake weaknesses you list at the job interview, "oh my biggest weakness is that I am a perfectionist". I would like it to be realistic. They can go back and help each other but this event MUST leave scars if nothing else. It is not meant as team-building
Again. You're completely right. There will likely be some scars. And over time, we will uncover a little more information as to why we were actually banished, what's going on in the old world, and why we were sent to this planet. But, as of the beginning of the story and based on the information our characters know, it's nothing to be happy about. (Not that it probably will ever be something to be "happy" about lol)
Although now that you mention it we should eventually discuss what the heroes guild was initially
So, basically, my concept of the heroes' guild is your basic government organization. One thing I should point out is that the government leaders are extremely powerful. Beyond our power for now. I tend to be drawn to the concept of "the most powerful are the people who rule (for example, the tyrant). But, they are government folks and they don't want to put their life on the line. So they formed the Heroes' Guild long ago and tasked us with protecting the government and the people.
The government decides who joins the Heroes' Guild. They then send someone to recruit that person or maybe they do it themselves. It's an "invitation only" sort of thing. Just like the Tyrant has spies all over the New World, the World Government has spies all over the Old World. They learn about people and watch them, especially those who are growing in power.
@Otomos the Crazy a 12 year old could definitely be in the Guild. They would likely be a very exceptional prodigy type. The World Government took notice of her and then recruited her to the guild.