SomethingRandom113
That Friend Nobody Likes
from R'lyeh, the Pacific Ocean
Since: Aug, 2017
Relationship Status: Complex: I'm real, they are imaginary
#2: Mar 29th 2018 at 1:56:47 PM
Since nobody seems interested in freelancer, I'm just going to move on. You can still sign up if you like, but I won't be checking that often. NOTE: This DOES NOT mean I'm giving up on it, just that since it seems nobody is interested, I'm no longer actively checking up on it or promoting it. I'll still check up on it once and awhile.
edited 1st Apr '18 4:30:56 PM by SomethingRandom113
Umm... so, I was here, I guess. If I wasn't, someone hacked my account. So, yeah.
Total posts: 2

"So, You All Meet in an Inn off the battered, well-worn remains of I-74 in what was once the state of Illinois..."
Welcome to the Post-Apocalyptic Fantasy world of Freelancer! Freelancer is basically what would happen if you took Shadowrun, slid it a few notches closer to the "Idealistic" end on the Sliding Scale of Idealism Versus Cynicism, replaced all of the Cyberpunk elements with After the End elements, and set it exclusively in the ruins of North America, as opposed to the whole world. You'd probably get a setting somewhat similar to Freelancer. You're still playing a mercenary, but, due to the differences in setting, your job description is a bit different than it would be in the gritty Cyberpunk world of Shadowrun. For one thing, you aren't being hired by Megacorporations, but by paramilitary or paragovernmental factions. Also, your job is probably going to be more combat-oriented, so pack your shotgun or bastard sword.
The Infodump: Apocalypse How did the world end? Well, it ended in stages. Here they are:
Races:
A quick description of the races and their physical appearance and capabilities.CHARACTER CREATION SHEET
edited 1st Apr '18 4:32:14 PM by SomethingRandom113
Umm... so, I was here, I guess. If I wasn't, someone hacked my account. So, yeah.