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In-Game Roleplay & Group Advertisement / Asura Arising - realistic, literate, NEW, forum-based wolf roleplay
« on: September 16, 2016, 10:35:41 pm »Asura Arising is the "redone" version of the old pack(s), The Three Packs of the Lost Lands. That was shut down about two months ago. Things have changed since last so if you are a returning member please check out the site for changes. I have also taken on a new character. Look out because there is a plot coming up that I never ended up implementing in the old version. My first priority, for now, is looking for people to first fill out the roles of Alpha for the packs. I am accepting people to act as moderators for the site and the thread to help out as well, i.e. making sure rules are followed, accepting new members, etc. If you wish to be a moderator please say so in your character application along with whether you wish to be one for the site or this thread.
DISCLAIMER: I am not the owner of this roleplay, I am merely posting this ad here because the owner doesn't have an account. If you are interested please make an application on the WOLFQUEST forums so they may reply.
From this point on the ad is slightly changed and shortened in areas. View the original ad as well as apply here -> http://www.wolfquest.org/bb/viewtopic.php?f=50&t=80718.
Asura Arising
Among the Land of the Lost three packs thrive and flourish. While they abide by differing codes, celebrate separate holidays and obey unique traditions the packs, Mara, Feron, and Hausen, are all unified through their deep rooted history. For now a peace settles over their territories, but how long will it last?
The arrival of a strange fourth pack threatens to throw the long kept balance. Or perhaps not.
Decide for yourself. Join the four and paint the future for all wolves.
Among the Land of the Lost three packs thrive and flourish. While they abide by differing codes, celebrate separate holidays and obey unique traditions the packs, Mara, Feron, and Hausen, are all unified through their deep rooted history. For now a peace settles over their territories, but how long will it last?
The arrival of a strange fourth pack threatens to throw the long kept balance. Or perhaps not.
Decide for yourself. Join the four and paint the future for all wolves.
Pack Guidelines
1. Follow Wolfquest rules
2. Be respectful of others
3. Keep your wolf realistic, no neon colors or powers
4. Be active and have fun
1. Follow Wolfquest rules
2. Be respectful of others
3. Keep your wolf realistic, no neon colors or powers
4. Be active and have fun
Pack Statistics
Number of Members: 5
Males: 3
Females: 2
Pack Website: Asura Arising
Role-Play Status: OPEN
Current Role-Play Event: N/A
Next Role-Play Event: The Meeting of the Packs
Accepting;
Members: yes
Allies: yes
Enemies: yes
Number of Members: 5
Males: 3
Females: 2
Pack Website: Asura Arising
Role-Play Status: OPEN
Current Role-Play Event: N/A
Next Role-Play Event: The Meeting of the Packs
Accepting;
Members: yes
Allies: yes
Enemies: yes
NPCs have been added to the roleplay until more members fill the ranks. If you're interested in playing any of them visit our site to see what's available.
Pack Colors
Mara
Feron
Hausen
Rilar
Mara
Feron
Hausen
Rilar
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-The Mara Pack-
M = 0
--CLOSED until an Alpha is found--
These wolves of the plain occupy the southern most territory, utilizing only the native tall grass as cover. Prey here is quick footed and requires a speedy canine in order to catch it, thus this pack tends to appear more sleek and slender than the others, with lighter pelts. Good thing too, as no protection from the sun makes the plains the hottest territory of the three. A medium-sized lake centered in the area provides the only water source.
The densite is eastward of this lake, concealed within a dip in the terrain. The dens themselves are crafted from dugouts provided by previous residence or by the pack themselves when the need arises. The council room is situated in the center of the dip and is big enough to accommodate the needed amount of wolves.
{Alphas} BOTH OPEN ; {Betas} BOTH OPEN ; {All Leads} OPEN
(Look in the original ad for the other ranks and descriptions)
-The Feron Pack-
M = 1
This pack resides in the northeast forest with a small pond located in the western portion. Temperatures here are more mild with the trees able to block the worst of the heat and shelter against the chilling cold. Prey found here is a mixture of what can be found in the plains and the mountains.
The densite is situated in the center of the territory, being a mix of caves and burrows created from cavities in tree roots. The council room is southeast of the den, hidden within a thicket of brambles that surrounds a large enough clearing. Two openings on either side mark the entrances.
{Alphas} ONE left ; {Betas} BOTH OPEN ; {All Leads} OPEN
(Look in the original ad for the other ranks and descriptions)
-The Hausen Pack-
M = 2
The Hausen claim the territory in the northwest, a sprawling expanse of mountainous terrain. A stream runs from the peaks, providing water for the creatures of the hills and also feeds the pond of Feron territory and the lake belonging to the Mara pack. A decent amount of cover is provided to the residents and the prey is notably tougher to catch due to unfavorable conditions. Hunters must be skilled enough to take down their quarry without injuring or killing themselves.
The densite is west of the mountain stream, made up of a system of caves. The council room is located to the northeast in a larger cave overlooking these dens. Although it cannot be expanded it's already big enough to fit the entire pack.
M = 0
--CLOSED until an Alpha is found--
These wolves of the plain occupy the southern most territory, utilizing only the native tall grass as cover. Prey here is quick footed and requires a speedy canine in order to catch it, thus this pack tends to appear more sleek and slender than the others, with lighter pelts. Good thing too, as no protection from the sun makes the plains the hottest territory of the three. A medium-sized lake centered in the area provides the only water source.
The densite is eastward of this lake, concealed within a dip in the terrain. The dens themselves are crafted from dugouts provided by previous residence or by the pack themselves when the need arises. The council room is situated in the center of the dip and is big enough to accommodate the needed amount of wolves.
{Alphas} BOTH OPEN ; {Betas} BOTH OPEN ; {All Leads} OPEN
(Look in the original ad for the other ranks and descriptions)
-The Feron Pack-
M = 1
This pack resides in the northeast forest with a small pond located in the western portion. Temperatures here are more mild with the trees able to block the worst of the heat and shelter against the chilling cold. Prey found here is a mixture of what can be found in the plains and the mountains.
The densite is situated in the center of the territory, being a mix of caves and burrows created from cavities in tree roots. The council room is southeast of the den, hidden within a thicket of brambles that surrounds a large enough clearing. Two openings on either side mark the entrances.
{Alphas} ONE left ; {Betas} BOTH OPEN ; {All Leads} OPEN
(Look in the original ad for the other ranks and descriptions)
-The Hausen Pack-
M = 2
The Hausen claim the territory in the northwest, a sprawling expanse of mountainous terrain. A stream runs from the peaks, providing water for the creatures of the hills and also feeds the pond of Feron territory and the lake belonging to the Mara pack. A decent amount of cover is provided to the residents and the prey is notably tougher to catch due to unfavorable conditions. Hunters must be skilled enough to take down their quarry without injuring or killing themselves.
The densite is west of the mountain stream, made up of a system of caves. The council room is located to the northeast in a larger cave overlooking these dens. Although it cannot be expanded it's already big enough to fit the entire pack.
{Alphas} ONE left, must be EARNED ; {Betas} BOTH OPEN ; {6/7 Leads} OPEN
(Look in the original ad for the other ranks and descriptions)
-The Rilar Pack-
M = 2
The Rilar pack is the aforementioned fourth pack, relatively new to the Land of the Lost. Unlike most this pack is essentially made up of rogues that are allowed to wander the territories of Mara, Feron, and Hausen as well as any neutral or unclaimed lands on the agreement they cause no trouble and be hired out for work if needed. Rilar members are differentiated from other rogues wolves via specially made markings usually a red or orange color. The more elaborate the mark the higher the ranking of the wolf.
In a sense they do have a territory, it just happens to move around as they do. The Rilar have four densites and training grounds, the current season dictating which they occupy, however their locations are unknown by any of the Three.
{Alphas} ONE left, must be earned ; {Betas} BOTH OPEN ; {3/4 Leads} OPEN
(Look in the original ad for the other ranks and descriptions)
M = 2
The Rilar pack is the aforementioned fourth pack, relatively new to the Land of the Lost. Unlike most this pack is essentially made up of rogues that are allowed to wander the territories of Mara, Feron, and Hausen as well as any neutral or unclaimed lands on the agreement they cause no trouble and be hired out for work if needed. Rilar members are differentiated from other rogues wolves via specially made markings usually a red or orange color. The more elaborate the mark the higher the ranking of the wolf.
In a sense they do have a territory, it just happens to move around as they do. The Rilar have four densites and training grounds, the current season dictating which they occupy, however their locations are unknown by any of the Three.
{Alphas} ONE left, must be earned ; {Betas} BOTH OPEN ; {3/4 Leads} OPEN
(Look in the original ad for the other ranks and descriptions)
