Orichalcus Discussion Thread

Nope. I just don't have a computer, so posting is hard.

Well, I guess I made a Hunter's Guild. I'll post the information here for you all.

Hunter's Guild Backstory

The Hunter's Guild has existed for as long as anyone can remember. Even back in ancient history it's existed. It originally formed as a way for adventurers to make a living by hunting monsters considered a danger to society. Each monster was given a ranking and a bounty.

Rankings

Here are the rankings and some examples of monsters fitting under each ranking.

Rank F
Weak and common everyday monsters. You will not receive a bounty reward for hunting these. They are not considered a threat and most are docile or simple pests.
Examples: Sleepy Sheep, Ice Rat, Armadillo Puppy

Rank E
Still weak, but generally considered too dangerous for a non trained individual to handle. These are what you would consider the boring low level jobs new hunters would be assigned. You get paid enough for a day's meal for hunting these.
Examples: Stinger, Dire Wolf, Giant Spider

Rank D
Stronger monsters that would essentially be considered "bosses" for weak and new hunters. Weak hunters are still authorized to hunt them and stronger hunters tend to deal with them more commonly. These are not quite as common, but it's not unusual to come across them. Hunting these will generally yield enough for a meal and equipment maintenance. Maybe an upgrade if you save up.
Examples: Rock Golem, Dragon Hatchling, Siren

Rank C
Strong monsters that are uncommon. They are usually more intelligent than normal monsters and only hunters that are rank C or higher are authorized to hunt them. They are dangerous and generally a threat you want to avoid. Experienced hunters go after these when they're hoping to make a larger purchase. You'll gain enough for a meal, equipment maintenance, and a nice bonus.
Examples: Dwarf Phoenix, Desert Worm, Ice Golem

Rank B
Powerful monsters that are rare. Not only are they smart, but they usually lead a group or a pack. The monsters working under them not only increase their ranking, but they tend to have heavy defenses and pack a powerful punch. Hunting one of these will help you afford a shiny, new magitech weapon.
Examples: Launcher Wolf, Vampire, Reaper

Rank A
Incredibly powerful monsters. Only expert hunters of Rank A or higher are allowed to hunt these and usually do so in a group as opposed to alone. Upon defeat, however, you will get quite the haul of gold. Enough to buy a new house. And a nice one at that.
Examples: Mountain Kraken, Goblin King, Dragon

Rank S
Legendary monsters of incredible power. It is highly suggested that you avoid them at all costs. Monsters of this power have been around since the ancient age and will wipe the floor with you. However, if you manage to luck out and kill one, you'll have enough gold to live the rest of your days as royalty.
Examples: Leviathan, Ancient Demon, Time Dragon

Rank SS
This rank is only given to mythical monsters of apocalyptic power. It is purely theoretical and should never be used.
Examples: ??

Hunter Rankings

Hunters are assigned rankings to represent their power levels. Their rank is meant to correspond to the rank of their authorized monsters, however, in the lower ranks, it is common to be able to fight monsters that are a rank higher than you.

I must say, Pie, that was probably one of your better posts in terms of writing.

But Ken is your character and non of my characters know healing magic.

Unless you have a random doctor traveling with the caravan. If worse comes to worse I can just have Kelly bring them to a random village or random doctor they encountered along the way.

Thanks.

The first thing I thought when I opened up the Orichalus RP is, "What is Irving doing in this? Isn't he in the Oz RP?"

Then I realized it was Austur's remake. I'm fine now.

You can always just start with something simple. Like a morning or a shopping trip.

I'll try to do that again then. Wrote two posts last night but scrapped them.