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I can try and help revive the guild if I don't get too bogged down with college stuff. I really like the guild, and I'd hate to see it sputter to death so soon. As for reviving, maybe doing a short time-skip would be a good idea, in order to free up everybody's characters.

Perhaps allow "civilians" to be made, and go through their training as a means of weeding out people that would join and just abandon the guild by doing nothing? I feel that could also give people a chance to see if they'd like to actually commit to the guild, as a sort of trial period, and let the crew know if they wish to stay or leave if they feel that they don't like the guild.

As the struggles to restore the shielding unit in the den has fulfilled, it seems as though peace was restored for the time being. As time passes and attacks on the den have become slower and slower, it seemed as if the enemy forces have given up. Unknown to the den and its residents, the enemy forces have been building an army to purge the den of its human and inhuman soldiers and residences. A year has gone by since the restoration of the shield and the fight to keep the den from enemy forces, but it seems the peace had no longer been a dream. The generals of the opposing forces had allied together and attacked the den, and as the numbers rose higher and higher the army took action. They sent in spy's and successfully destroyed the shielding unit beyond repair, shorty after the armies took action. In a last ditch effort to save the residents the den shifted into a space ship, and prepared to leave to find a new world. There was fighting, cannibalism, rape, and murder throughout the den as resources grew too few to sustain the residents who survived the time it took for the ship to transform and search for a world that can sustain life with oxygen to breathe. The soldiers had done their job and swapped from military to police to try and keep order in what was left of the den.

Though the many casualties had made it hard, and what was left of the new police was few, the hopes of finding a new world had proven effective. They had found a world with water, oxygen, natural resources, and a spot to where the den had a place to land and rebuild. Slowly after the reconstruction of damaged parts and order being restored they were not welcomed by the locals. Monsters of which the den have never seen started showing up, curious to what was in their world so abruptly. The police switched back to military, and the fight to survive was worse then before, but it seemed there was no real opposing military yet, just large, grotesque monsters lumbering there way in to try and make a new home. Few got in, and even with the titans in the dens midst, they didnt go down without a fight, and had an insane ability to reanimate and regenerate, and anything affected by these "demons" had been transformed into smaller versions with the same instincts. Will the den survive this new world, or will they have to pack up and move again? Will an up and coming military try to harness these monsters to take control of what was left of the den? Will humanity finally fall, unable to scrape their way back into civilization, or will they fight back and prosper?




That was an idea I came up with in just a few short seconds. I may not be active but I am a role play creator, an anime writer, and an A student in English, if anybody needs ideas I'm the one to ask. This idea is up in the air to give new life to the roleplay and give chances to come up with new ideas, so we aren't stuck doing the same thing over and over.

i like the idea. but the creaures seem to be a little OP. if Titans have a hard time killing them. then the other soldiers litteraly can only pray for a painless death.

Twas just an idea. They can be like left for dead tanks with regeneration. A zombie type and based enemy to start.

Why not have it like out real life fungal parasite that reanimated dead insects and controls them, but instead of insects it can be everything

Run it by Cry or are you the new leader?

We could always run with the idea that ten fifteen years have passed and have everyone who is serious about staying on create one new character. in my opinion there are just too many characters, because people make multiple, and this leads to not really having much of a focus when it comes to missions, because they're switching back and forth between this character and that character.