Introduction to Cinis

[/i] But how? Why? Well, that's what this role-play is all about.
Cinis is a survival horror role-play, and a lot of the decisions are actually left up to you. If your character hears a noise, what will it do? Go investigate? Tell the others? The choice is up to you, and your choice will help further the plot. Sub-plots will often take place to help further the main plot line as well. What happened that made everything turn so sour? Can we fix it? Will we ever be able to live the same? What are the humans doing? What are those creatures lurking about? Well, it's your job to find out! Of course, some information will be told to you here, but that doesn't mean your wolf knows it! Continuing on to the survival horror aspect, this role-play works much like an RPG would if it were in written form. Your character will collect items, go on quests, and try to solve the mysteries that present themselves. You'll have to find a solution to problems, and simply do whatever it takes to further your character's life, as well as the lives of your pack mates.

Personal Inventories: This takes a bit of explaining. You know how in games, your character will collect items and seem to have no where to put them? It'll be like that here. You can collect random items, like batteries, leaves, etc, if you wish, however, remember not to have too much. If your wolf is hunting with others, and you take down a larger prey animal, then the wolves would say they all have a different slice of it in their inventory; you can't have a whole cow. You cannot collect coins.

Quests & Sub-Plots & Events: At random times, you will notice a new announcement that is announcing something like a quest, sub-plot, or event. A quest is a small story line a select group of wolves go on to complete a goal. A sub-plot is something much larger. It's usually a problem or a series of mysteries, and it will only end when everything is solved. It can be solved by role-playing it out, and the amount of time it takes is up to those partaking in it. An event is similar to a sub-plot, however it has more elements and a more straight-forward story line.[/ul][/font][/font]