Topic: Interordi RPG - Project Theta
"A ship?" Marcus blinked and looked up at Sark. "Where are we going? You know where one of the-" he glanced around, as if fearing someone would overhear them and get ideas, &quo...

Topic: Interordi RPG - Project Theta
Well, at least Sark disapproved. Marcus didn't like to admit it, but he edged a little closer to the man as the others filed out of the pub. They definitely seemed... not too nice. Their party...

Topic: Interordi RPG - Project Theta
[i]Ding![/i] Marcus blinked. He'd never been in a party before. The invite was awfully intrusive- it hovered in front of his face and dinged every few seconds, demanding a response. How rude....

Topic: Interordi RPG - Project Theta
Marcus shrugged. Donovin had high-tailed it after giving the Oracle one last glare, and the room was clearing out really quickly at the mention of the Angels. Marcus' group seemed ready to leav...

Topic: Interordi RPG - Project Theta
Donovin, for that was the white-robed man's name, faded from the room as the Oracle banned him. Before his outline had completely dematerialized, though, a pendant around his neck began to glow....

Topic: Interordi RPG - Project Theta
"Marcus," the boy replied, looking down at his shoes. A group of six? He didn't like crowds, not even in a game, but more people meant more success, right? "What's yours?&q...

Topic: Interordi RPG - Project Theta
Well, huh. Marcus tapped at the air, making quick notes in shorthand on his screen's diary entry. Could this be a way to get out of the game? To finally escape this weird world and get back ho...