Serious roleplay, 4E 185
Skyrim, ten years after the Great War, with a player in every chair. The jarl who grants your rank, the guard who arrests you, the smith who makes your sword. No global chat and no quest markers, so whatever you want here, you get it from somebody.
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Six things that shape how a character actually lives here. All of it is on the live server now, not planned.
Proximity voice with lip sync, a chat box, and no global out-of-character channel. To find something out, you go and ask somebody.
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Each one sets its own law and keeps its own court, with a player in every chair that has one. You pledge to a hold and its jarl gives you a rank at the holdstone, the carved stone that records who is who. What is granted there can be taken back there.
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Mining, smithing, farming, brewing, fishing, tailoring. A blacksmith is a job somebody does, and carry weight is a problem you craft your way out of.
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A master willing to teach you and a spellbook for the spell, or nothing. No self-teaching, and every hold sets its own law on casting.
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There is no bounty meter and no NPC arresting you. The guard who stops you and the jarl who sentences you are both people, and the rulebook sets exactly what they may take off you.
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This site explains the systems: skills, crafting, magic, the rules. It does not tell you how hard a bandit chief hits, what is at the bottom of a barrow, or who is running which gang. You find that out by playing, or by asking somebody who already has.
Read onWeapon skill sits inside the damage formula, and the specialisations exist to carry it. A build that spread its points thinly fights like one. Magic states the hard version of the same rule outright: without Spellcasting on your plan, spells have no combat effect.
Why it is a rule and not a penaltyTiers are not levels you grind toward. Eighteen memory points, spent at character creation, set the ceiling each skill can ever reach. Novice costs 1 and Master costs 8, so one Master eats nearly half your character. Taking a point back later burns the experience you earned in the tier you dropped out of.
Spend the eighteen on the plannerA Master willing to teach you and a spellbook for the specific spell, or nothing. New players never start with magic, the College runs on semesters, and every hold sets its own law about what is legal to cast there.
How the pipeline actually worksWe ship almost daily. These are the release notes, dated, in the words they shipped with.
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Short clips cut from the province by the team. The newest are here, and the row fills itself the moment another one goes up.
Everything worth knowing before you begin. Clear, simple, and kept up to date.
A serious roleplay Skyrim server running on SkyMP, built by a team with years of experience in FiveM and RedM. Everyone is in the same province at the same time, on a shared world clock, playing characters rather than the Dragonborn. The systems underneath it exist to give those characters something to be about.
