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Every version of the story is different. The conversations, the tiny details; they're all told in their own way, with different twists and turns and points delivered to properly execute the tale. The story has changed over time, repeatedly leading those belonging to different cultures with opposing beliefs clashing over the subject for hundreds upon hundreds of years. In the end, however, the story never really matters. It's the name, the significance, the idea of what he represents that strikes nothing short of pure terror into the heart of man.
Lucifer. The fallen.
As the angels tell it, it was his refusal to bow to humanity that brought on his fate. He believed that the angels were better, finding God's favoritism toward the mortal beings that walked the earth to be nothing short of distasteful. In turn, Lucifer chose to rebel by wickedly twisting a human into a demon. Rather than bringing forth the change in order as he had hoped, Lucifer instead found himself being punished by God for his disobedience. Delivered from the heavens, Lucifer was forced into a new home - a seemingly impenetrable cage trapped within the fiery depths of Hell. Six hundred seals bound Lucifer to his cage. Six hundred. Only sixty-six, if done correctly, would be required to break in order to free Lucifer from damnation.
Thousands of years later, as prophesied, a righteous man shed blood in Hell. Against the torment that found him in the pits, Dean Winchester began to crumble. The very first seal was quick to follow, breaking the pathway to all others like it open to those who sought to free the fallen from his chains at last. Demons began to rise up, led by Lilith - Lucifer's First, the very human that he twisted into a demonic form that brought forth his own downfall - to break the seals. At the same time, perhaps the first in thousands of years, angels too began to route themselves toward the seals to oppose any and all who dared attempt to destroy them. A silent battle, unknown to most of humanity, waged on between the angels and demons.
In the middle of it all, stood two brothers. Each with a role to play, both with the best of intentions at heart. With the angels pushing at one side and a demon guiding the other, the Winchester brothers, too, fought against the demons, steadily gunning their way toward Lilith. The Winchesters were key players in the struggle between Heaven and Hell. That had been anticipated from the beginning. What no one expected was for the impossible to occur: while bordering a little ways short of the halfway point, Lilith destroyed the thirtieth seal and, upon doing so, unknowingly shattered a barrier between worlds.
Soon afterward, people from those worlds began to appear out of thin air.
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![[info]](https://www.insanejournal.com/img/community.gif) wariscoming is a Panfandom RPG that takes place within the universe of the Supernatural fandom. The game is based on the story arc of the fourth season, post all of the events that have occurred after episode twelve (Criss Angel Is A Douchebag).
You do not need to have an extensive knowledge of the Supernatural to join, so long as you take a moment to check out the FAQS to gain a better understanding on how things work in game!
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Located in a reality separate from any other reality is a city named Fallenpoint. Nobody knows how old this city is, or exactly how it came to be. It’s not a desolate city by any means. Over 1,000,000 people live in Fallenpoint; the economy is excellent; and the residence are happy for the most part. One day the city, as if having a will of it’s own, begins to pull people in. Sometimes the city may invite a person, but most of the time it simply drags the person from their world into this one.
When a character arrives, they find themselves in the central square. They find that they’re now carrying a bag of sorts. Inside of this bag is a netbook, the keys to their new home, and a credit card containing the equivalent of $10,000. Pretty soon characters find out that they’ve brought something along with them.
Their own realities.
The city of Fallenpoint has also pulled in several realities, and placed them within the pockets of it’s own reality. Characters soon discover that they can go back to their own realities, or to any other reality that is available. Those seeking to go home, however, will discover that their home world has changed dramatically. Certain events may not have happened, events may have been altered, people may be dramatically different, but one thing is for sure:
Once you leave home, you can never go back.
Fallen Point is a panfandom game that accepts AUs and Original Characters
We will open once we get one more player!
Reservations and Applications are always open.
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[16 Oct 2009|08:16pm] |
Rules-Held-Locations
A Panfandom RPG
At the dawn of the twentieth century a band of explorers discovered a lost world where dinosaurs still rule and lost civilizations flourish. During their first three years there they saw things that they could never have imagined, and now they are heading into their fourth year there and not one of them knows what new surprises the Lost World has in store for them.
There are many ways to get onto the plateau; you can come through one of the many time portals or get lost in one of the many cave entrances and just find yourself there, but there is no known way off. Once you are there you have five choices of places to live; that is if you can get there without being eaten by the dinosaurs or killed by any number of the savages on the plateau. There is room for three more people in the explorers' treehouse; to live here you must share in the duties of the house and get along with all of the occupants. The Zanga are not very trusting, but if you can manage to gain the Princess Assai's trust she will make arrangements for you to stay there, but you must hunt for your own food and trade with the Zanga for other supplies. There is also the Amazon Village, but you must be a woman to live here and you must be able to prove yourself in battle and help with the hunting and the village duties. Camelot is a city of descendants of King Arthur; King Gawain is friendly and welcoming enough, but you must support yourself. Finally there is the Lizard City ruled by the sadistic Tribune; the Lizards respect power, greed and intelligence, they normally keep humans as slaves, but if you can prove your usefulness to Tribune then you will be given special privileges.
Where will you live? How will you survive in The Lost World?
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[16 Oct 2009|11:12pm] |
Present day Aiode Falls, Maine is home to many residents from all over the globe. And Universe.The little college town is growing, and becoming home to more and more people all of the time. Some of them have no idea how they got there, and some of them can never go home. As the University gets darker with new arrivals harboring less than happy intentions, so does the city. It is now home to metahumans, vampires, humans, demons, ghosts, aliens and even celestial beings. All of them with defined morals (or none, for that matter) and each with an allegiance. Those without a chosen allegiance are considered fair game, as both sides subconsciously prepare. There is a constant battle for good and evil in this town, and only one side can prevail.INFO | RULES+FAQ | WANTED | TAKEN | HELD | COMMENT BOX | APPLY! |
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