PIRATES OF THE ABECEAN

An Elder Scrolls Game

Well, it's all for me grog
Me jolly, jolly grog
All for me beer and tobacco
Well me drakes I have all spent
With the ladies drinking flin
Now across this western ocean
I must waaaaander

The Abecean Sea - the great blue expanse stretching from High Rock to Valenwood. The greatest shipping route west of the Niben. Mountains of wealth, traveling across the waters from Anvil to Alinor, Wayrest to Woodhearth.

You can make a fortune out here, with the right cut to your jib!

About

• This game takes place in 3E 422 - five years before Morrowind.

• This game will focus on a crew of swashbuckling adventurers and lovable rogues making a living all across the sea. Expect exotic locales, evasion of the legitimate authorities, and the sort of things you might find in a Pirates of the Caribbean movie.

*This game will be played on Sundays, 6PM Central Time, and will use both Discord and Roll20.

The following sampler is a written-out actual play of the game with the Khajiit swashbuckler J'enji (played by Izzy, who will be playing alongside the party once his schedule clears up.) It's not bad (according to Izzy.)

On Canon

Canon does not matter - only stories do. I'll try to keep things relatively lore-friendly, but TES lore is byzantine, extensive, and contradictory. I won't go full C0DA on you, but mistakes and changes will occur. Just let it go.

Application Form

NOTE: Post this in the thread specifically marked for Applications.
And please use proper grammar and formatting - I'm not a grammar nazi, but a poorly written app is like showing up to a job interview in your boxers.

What You Want To Be Called:
Past Experience With Roleplaying Games:
Past Experience With TES:
One Of Your Favorite RPG Moments:
Who You'd Like To Play: (Short or Long, the description length doesn't matter, this is just to give me a heads up on what you want.)

A Note On Inclusivity
Everyone is welcome! Except dickish people. Those aren't welcome, obviously. LGBT+ and all that are cool - include your pronouns in "What you want to be called" if you like.