War Table (Defunct)

[faderifting]

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WAR TABLE (DEFUNCT)

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Thedas is a big world with a lot to do, and the war against Corypheus has about a hundred fronts, so between major mod events, plot progression takes the form of player plots and plots that originate from divisions and projects. These smaller plots can be anything from negotiating agreements with foreign dignitaries to infiltrating enemy operations to escorting shipments of pedigree nugs through a haunted forest as a favor to an ally. Some of them will directly influence the overarching mod plot; others may just be fun.

Players whose characters lead the divisions and projects IC facilitate plot efforts by setting the agenda for each group's work—they identify the main objectives the team will be focused on and sometimes develop specific plot assignments to accomplish the group's goals.

CLICK HERE FOR THE CURRENT PLOT CYCLE.

HOW TO PARTICIPATE

1. Read! The divisions and each project have separate comments below explaining what they'll be working on over the coming months. Read up on the ones your characters belong to and think about how they'd contribute. (If your character hasn't joined any division or project, you can join a division by updating your character's info on the taken list or join a project by filling out the form on the corresponding project page.)
   
   
2. Contribute! Use the provided forms to document the ways your character will be contributing to the objectives—or if there's something else they intend to pursue within the project's scope that isn't covered by those objectives. These can be simple things that will occur in the background of your other RP, like "John is going to research dwarven etiquette to assist the team going to Orzammar," or they can be bigger things that warrant a player plot, like "John is going to assassinate King Bhelen." IC leaders will reply to let you know if their characters wouldn't approve of what yours are doing or to help you if you need help. (You can also reply to other players' comments if you have something to add or suggest, but we recommend making separate OOC posts or using the CR meme for pure brainstorming sessions.)
   
   
3. RP! If your characters are doing background work, like research or the types of mini-plots we specify don't need plot requests, you can get straight to it (or submit an info request if needed). If your characters are doing something that does warrant a plot request, submit one, and then play it out after we've gotten back to you.
   
   
4. File a report with the appropriate project or division after a significant plot has been completed. You don't need to do these for research or the kinds of minor plots that don't require plot requests. But reports allow everyone to keep up what's going on in the game—because there is usually a lot—and respond to, reward, or build on your character's efforts in the future. If you negotiate a treaty but don't file a report about it, we'll generally assume that it hasn't happened. And remember that folks who run player plots get bonus AC reward points once a report is filed!

If you have your own ideas for plots pertinent to divisions or projects outside those covered by objectives, or for personal plots that don't fit into any of these boxes at all, you're always welcome to separately submit player plot requests! You can also donate ideas directly to IC leaders or other players if you have plot ideas but would rather not run them yourself. And if you want to get involved in running a project, check the leadership roles list for vacancies in division or project leadership slots.

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Comments

[foxsays]

WHAT: A Map of Where We've Been

WHO: Thor

HOW: After half a map that leads to either a supply cache or drop-off point is turned in to Naval Presence (our source doesn't quite remember which it is but either is good and it's half a map) Thor has been asked to look into tracking down the other half. Of course, there's a catch. The second half isn't on paper. Handily though, there are signatures that with a bit of digging around he and those he chooses to bring with him can find in records! Is this a sign that it'll all go well? That it'll be smooth sailing? Absolutely not.

The other half is in the possession of a woman who is rumoured to be in Kirkwall these days! But with more digging it turns out she's a member of the Chantry. And the map is tattooed on her back.

Still, if someone can see it or discuss it perhaps then that might be enough to get it? Maybe?

How Thor does this is up to you but given that he's a mage there's going to be a reluctance and a Chantry Relations member or someone who has a good relationship/knowledge of the Chantry is suggested to go along on this assignment. Up to four people total should be on the team given the research and to try convincing the Chantry member or for map drawing etc.
transparent.

However you decide to play this out is entirely up to you, but given that this does involve a member of the Chantry, there will be consequences if anything untoward occurs; if you've got questions there, please let me know!

Note: Thor will be responsible for those he invites along to help with this and for their behaviour and anything that happens to them in the course of the assignment.