Post by The Cosmos on Dec 28, 2011 18:12:52 GMT -5
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RULES - PLOT - RACES - FACTIONS - CANONS - WANTED - ADVERTISING
Our story begins in 1027 A.E. (after Earth) in a galaxy aptly named Omega Dawn. Nestled in a patch of quiet space, four planets calmly orbit twin suns. Orbiting around Omega Dawn’s twin suns lie four planets and an orbiting station. In order of distance from the sun they are: New Aequitas, Doradus, Hanoid Prime (with the orbiting station Elysium), and Roh. The galaxy of Omega Dawn was named for the phenomenon that occurs on a particular day that marks the beginning of each planet’s calendar known as “The Final Dawn.” On this day, the suns rise at such a distance apart, that just as one dawn ends, the next begins, causing a majority of the day to be spent cast in gorgeous colors of a rising sun. The people of Omega Dawn have always celebrated this day as one of reverence, to give thanks for the beauty of the world around them.
The reasons surrounding why the inhabitants of New Aequitas arrived in the Omega Dawn galaxy is one of highest debate amongst the planets. It is unquestioned, however, the amount of power that New Aequitas has accrued in their time in the Omega Dawn galaxy. Over a thousand years have passed since the first sighting of humans (as they called themselves) within the limits of the Omega Dawn galaxy. Records of first encounters are nonexistent. It was almost as if they had always existed, and yet the difference between them and the other races within Omega Dawn is quite obvious. The very name of New Aequitas sparks the question, “Where was Old Aequitas?” Such questions are not asked, however, for fear of sparking unpleasant interest from the Monarchy.
The system is now run by a strict Monarchy constantly vying for power. Though the power of the system has changed hands between the generations hundreds of times since their inauguration, the exchange has always been wrought with greed, deception, and corruption. While the Monarchy struggles to keep itself under control, the Hanoids are amassing their own forces against the thieves of the original holders of the throne... and their numbers are growing.
With the Monarchy's influence weakening with each new exchange of power and the resistance growing stronger, how long do the humans have left before the original Monarchs return to claim what's rightfully theirs: the entire system?[/align]
RULES - PLOT - RACES - FACTIONS - CANONS - WANTED - ADVERTISING
Our story begins in 1027 A.E. (after Earth) in a galaxy aptly named Omega Dawn. Nestled in a patch of quiet space, four planets calmly orbit twin suns. Orbiting around Omega Dawn’s twin suns lie four planets and an orbiting station. In order of distance from the sun they are: New Aequitas, Doradus, Hanoid Prime (with the orbiting station Elysium), and Roh. The galaxy of Omega Dawn was named for the phenomenon that occurs on a particular day that marks the beginning of each planet’s calendar known as “The Final Dawn.” On this day, the suns rise at such a distance apart, that just as one dawn ends, the next begins, causing a majority of the day to be spent cast in gorgeous colors of a rising sun. The people of Omega Dawn have always celebrated this day as one of reverence, to give thanks for the beauty of the world around them.
The reasons surrounding why the inhabitants of New Aequitas arrived in the Omega Dawn galaxy is one of highest debate amongst the planets. It is unquestioned, however, the amount of power that New Aequitas has accrued in their time in the Omega Dawn galaxy. Over a thousand years have passed since the first sighting of humans (as they called themselves) within the limits of the Omega Dawn galaxy. Records of first encounters are nonexistent. It was almost as if they had always existed, and yet the difference between them and the other races within Omega Dawn is quite obvious. The very name of New Aequitas sparks the question, “Where was Old Aequitas?” Such questions are not asked, however, for fear of sparking unpleasant interest from the Monarchy.
The system is now run by a strict Monarchy constantly vying for power. Though the power of the system has changed hands between the generations hundreds of times since their inauguration, the exchange has always been wrought with greed, deception, and corruption. While the Monarchy struggles to keep itself under control, the Hanoids are amassing their own forces against the thieves of the original holders of the throne... and their numbers are growing.
With the Monarchy's influence weakening with each new exchange of power and the resistance growing stronger, how long do the humans have left before the original Monarchs return to claim what's rightfully theirs: the entire system?[/align]