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These ideas are specifically for vampires, RP purposes only:
Roar of the Cursed:
If 5 or more vampires are within a 5 block radius of each other, each player types /v r, which then speaks this message out loud as a whisper: "[nickname] prepares to roar". Once at least 5 players type the command, the following effects occur simultaneously:
- Each individual vampire automatically shrieks in unison
- The thunder sound animation plays (audible over a larger radius than a shriek)
- Smoke particles emit from each vampire (possibly more than normal)
Cursed Ritual (very similar to Roar; meant to be one or the other):
If 5 or more vampires are within a 5 block radius of each other, each player types /v r, which then speaks this message out loud as a whisper: "[nickname] unsheathes a small blade". Once at least 5 players type the command, the following effects occur simultaneously:
- Each individual vampire automatically shrieks in unison
- The thunder sound animation plays (audible over a larger radius than a shriek)
- Red "blood" particles emit from each vampire (to signify some sort of blood sacrifice/ritual; same particles seen while accepting blood offers)
Why I believe this idea could work:
1. It's fun and exciting! Whether you're a vampire or a human, it is an event that causes RP terror and fear. A sure sign those foul demons are nearby, and quite a few as well!
2. It significantly encourages organized groupings of vampires, rather than many individual vampires roaming the streets committing petty crime
3. By RP'ing together in larger and more organized groups, I believe the RP maturity of vampires would greatly increase
4. It would help vampires to accept that they are evil according to lore, and embrace it! No more "good vampires"!
5. It would add greater depth to vampire RP specifically; this roar/ritual has infinite RP possibility with a group of 5+ vampires: Cult imitation ritual, pre-attack war cry, strategic intimidation, the list goes on!
6. It would bring greater depth to human vs vampire RP situations. It's one thing if a guard is in the tavern, hears a shriek, and then goes out to arrest the foolish vampire. Now imagine this: same guard is in the tavern, and all of the sudden he hears several shrieks simultaneously, followed by thunder. Now it's getting serious.
7. This combination of organized vampires, larger groups, better RP'ing, and acceptance of their evil nature go a long way towards shaping two distinct sides of a (dare I say it?) war; the living, versus the cursed.
Additional ideas:
- Very long cool down to avoid overuse
- Some sort of particle effect that lasts for a period of time afterwards (so nearby citizens and guards can identify those taking part in the roar/ritual)
In lore, and server inspired literature, vampires are feared! Today, they're seen as nothing more than a small nuisance. I say we change that and in the process, with my idea, help vampires learn to RP! Please comment with your thoughts, anything you would change, etc. Keep it constructive please
Roar of the Cursed:
If 5 or more vampires are within a 5 block radius of each other, each player types /v r, which then speaks this message out loud as a whisper: "[nickname] prepares to roar". Once at least 5 players type the command, the following effects occur simultaneously:
- Each individual vampire automatically shrieks in unison
- The thunder sound animation plays (audible over a larger radius than a shriek)
- Smoke particles emit from each vampire (possibly more than normal)
Cursed Ritual (very similar to Roar; meant to be one or the other):
If 5 or more vampires are within a 5 block radius of each other, each player types /v r, which then speaks this message out loud as a whisper: "[nickname] unsheathes a small blade". Once at least 5 players type the command, the following effects occur simultaneously:
- Each individual vampire automatically shrieks in unison
- The thunder sound animation plays (audible over a larger radius than a shriek)
- Red "blood" particles emit from each vampire (to signify some sort of blood sacrifice/ritual; same particles seen while accepting blood offers)
Why I believe this idea could work:
1. It's fun and exciting! Whether you're a vampire or a human, it is an event that causes RP terror and fear. A sure sign those foul demons are nearby, and quite a few as well!
2. It significantly encourages organized groupings of vampires, rather than many individual vampires roaming the streets committing petty crime
3. By RP'ing together in larger and more organized groups, I believe the RP maturity of vampires would greatly increase
4. It would help vampires to accept that they are evil according to lore, and embrace it! No more "good vampires"!
5. It would add greater depth to vampire RP specifically; this roar/ritual has infinite RP possibility with a group of 5+ vampires: Cult imitation ritual, pre-attack war cry, strategic intimidation, the list goes on!
6. It would bring greater depth to human vs vampire RP situations. It's one thing if a guard is in the tavern, hears a shriek, and then goes out to arrest the foolish vampire. Now imagine this: same guard is in the tavern, and all of the sudden he hears several shrieks simultaneously, followed by thunder. Now it's getting serious.
7. This combination of organized vampires, larger groups, better RP'ing, and acceptance of their evil nature go a long way towards shaping two distinct sides of a (dare I say it?) war; the living, versus the cursed.
Additional ideas:
- Very long cool down to avoid overuse
- Some sort of particle effect that lasts for a period of time afterwards (so nearby citizens and guards can identify those taking part in the roar/ritual)
In lore, and server inspired literature, vampires are feared! Today, they're seen as nothing more than a small nuisance. I say we change that and in the process, with my idea, help vampires learn to RP! Please comment with your thoughts, anything you would change, etc. Keep it constructive please