Ok, I am just getting into RP, but this seems like a dynamic that has a lot of room for fun development. Basically, you believe that nature is so sancrosanct that almost any action is justifiable in its defense so for example "Let's burn all cities to the ground because they pollute nature!" It's still just a fuzzy idea in my mind and I would like help developing it, if anyone is interested. NOTE: It does not have to be "evil" or violent per se it could be boycotting all clothes made with animal fur or shunning people who wear them, or forestals burning down their own forest that has been invaded by Mhaldorian alchemically-modified vegetation, etc. Are there any orders/clans playing with this idea already? It could be rumored that energy is leaking from the Arcane Kindred's master crystal and they must be shut down in order to prevent damage to wildlife, etc! The possibilities are endless!
From yellow to blue to white the dots on the wave form the image. Shape and texture juxtaposed with the sensation they create on the eye and the sentiment it stirs within. Thus the ambiguity of "to feel."
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Artemis says, "You are so high maintenance, Tharvis, gosh."
Tecton says, "It's still your fault, Tharvis."
From yellow to blue to white the dots on the wave form the image. Shape and texture juxtaposed with the sensation they create on the eye and the sentiment it stirs within. Thus the ambiguity of "to feel."
If you're essentially after what was seen in James Cameron's Avatar, you will need to really flesh out the idea and see if anyone is willing to try it out. Mechanically the game probably won't be able to support such drastic measures. I'm all for hardcore maverick Nature people that shut down all forms of modern civilizations and man made structures, and I believe there were indeed one or two clans surrounding that concept, but with the likes of Eleusis and Oakstone making it a political statement as is…the lack of people wanting to change because it's been known for years it cannot be achieved for a long, long while…I don't know if a Greenpeace hippy let's-tie-ourselves-to-a-tree thing will really work.
All I can say is, there is no harm in trying. If you can put in the hard yards, get the RP going and have people interested, then while there may be nothing IG to come from it, the RP stemming from this newfound community will make it worth fighting for. Maybe talk to any of the Eleusians in game or something.
As a side note, I've found it incredibly difficult to be a vegan forestal! We've got armour and gear made from animal skins, a lot of the food is typical to what would be acquired by your Ranger / Hunter character archetypes, and we're very bloody in some of our rituals (at least…I am with the Order I'm in…but I'm weird). I did live off Aalen bread and Eleusian loaves up to Logosian though since they were more practical than meats and fruits.
Losing their light in the glorious sun,
Thus would we pass from this earth and its toiling,
Only remembered for what we have done."
Results of disembowel testing | Knight limb counter | GMCP AB files
Results of disembowel testing | Knight limb counter | GMCP AB files
From yellow to blue to white the dots on the wave form the image. Shape and texture juxtaposed with the sensation they create on the eye and the sentiment it stirs within. Thus the ambiguity of "to feel."
However, you have to be willing to tailor your concept into the game's established paradigms, or you'll run into trouble. Trying to form a splinter faction because Eleusis isn't "hardcore" enough wouldn't go well, and inventing new reasons to hate cities or civilization for which there isn't reasonable evidence, (There's no precedent that Master Crystals are dangerous to the environment, for example) would invite more resistance to your cause than garner sympathy. I think there's plenty of opportunity and support for RP down these lines, you just have to follow the game's lead.
From yellow to blue to white the dots on the wave form the image. Shape and texture juxtaposed with the sensation they create on the eye and the sentiment it stirs within. Thus the ambiguity of "to feel."