Post by Lady Arwen on Mar 26, 2009 17:13:38 GMT -5
First and Foremost.
We at Lost Fellowship strive to set ourselves apart from other Lord of the Rings role plays. In doing so we have developed a new system of role playing that hopefully will satisfy the cravings of all Lord of the Rings fans, even those who are only recently introduced to Tolkien's work.
There are two different sections where players might find themselves being able to post. Our Middle-earth boards are for anyone who desires to set themselves into the rolling fields and glistening mountains of Arda. There is but a minimal application required, and after a staff has previewed the profile, role playing may begin immediately. Our Endor boards are for the more dedicated players, those who yearn for canon and booklore. A profile for the Endor boards is stringently looked over by the staff for canonical errors, and once all issues with booklore have been resolved, role playing may commence. With staff approval, anyone may begin role playing in the Middle-earth boards.
The Plot.
Walk the lands of Gondor, witness the troubles overtake the Steward and the brave warriors of Boromir and Faramir. Watch as foals grow into mighty steeds of Rohan, and guard yourself against the wrath of Wormtongue. Listen to the whispers of the trees in Lothlorien, hear the disquiet that disturbs the land in the east. Or if you are in Rivendell, bid your time before you leave for the Grey Havens. If the soil and its fruits are to your liking, find a cheery hole in the Shire and forget about all the troubles outside your borders.
Play the time before, during, or after the great War of the Ring. Explore not only the events of the books, but the every day lives of the people the books mention not, the events that are left unsaid. Be you from the North, South, East, or West, be you a hobbit, a man, an elf or a dwarf, come and find your place in the Lost Fellowship.
A note: The Lord of the Rings, as a trilogy, takes place at the end of the Third Age of Middle Earth in Shire reckoning. Characters can also appear in threads that occur at different times (one a year earlier than the next, or vice versa), again, just as long as they are not in two places at the same time.
We at Lost Fellowship strive to set ourselves apart from other Lord of the Rings role plays. In doing so we have developed a new system of role playing that hopefully will satisfy the cravings of all Lord of the Rings fans, even those who are only recently introduced to Tolkien's work.
There are two different sections where players might find themselves being able to post. Our Middle-earth boards are for anyone who desires to set themselves into the rolling fields and glistening mountains of Arda. There is but a minimal application required, and after a staff has previewed the profile, role playing may begin immediately. Our Endor boards are for the more dedicated players, those who yearn for canon and booklore. A profile for the Endor boards is stringently looked over by the staff for canonical errors, and once all issues with booklore have been resolved, role playing may commence. With staff approval, anyone may begin role playing in the Middle-earth boards.
The Plot.
Walk the lands of Gondor, witness the troubles overtake the Steward and the brave warriors of Boromir and Faramir. Watch as foals grow into mighty steeds of Rohan, and guard yourself against the wrath of Wormtongue. Listen to the whispers of the trees in Lothlorien, hear the disquiet that disturbs the land in the east. Or if you are in Rivendell, bid your time before you leave for the Grey Havens. If the soil and its fruits are to your liking, find a cheery hole in the Shire and forget about all the troubles outside your borders.
Play the time before, during, or after the great War of the Ring. Explore not only the events of the books, but the every day lives of the people the books mention not, the events that are left unsaid. Be you from the North, South, East, or West, be you a hobbit, a man, an elf or a dwarf, come and find your place in the Lost Fellowship.
A note: The Lord of the Rings, as a trilogy, takes place at the end of the Third Age of Middle Earth in Shire reckoning. Characters can also appear in threads that occur at different times (one a year earlier than the next, or vice versa), again, just as long as they are not in two places at the same time.
