Monster Mausoleum
Seiga, being the hermit she is, has found a spacious cavern area to make her home on Skyrie. Practicing her summoning arts, she has created a black crystal deep within the cave, which has given rise to an onset of monsters being summoned en masse from other dimensions. As time passes, Seiga adds decorations and structures to the cave area, making it into a mausoleum that somewhat resembles the Hall of Dreams Mausoleum from her old world. Slain monsters have often been buried here since then.
Many of the summoned monsters are loyal to Seiga due to a brainwashing enchantment placed on the crystal. They are also bound to the crystal, meaning that if they venture too far away from it, they will destabilize and return to the dimension from whence they came. Because of the high monster activity, monsters from outside of the mausoleum may be drawn to it, especially if they need a place to hide.
The crystal is held firmly in place and protected by all manner of talismans and barriers, and is frequently maintained by Seiga. For roleplay purposes it should be considered invincible.
Rules:
> Anyone is free to visit the mausoleum and fight monsters, be it for training, to retrieve a lost item, investigation or whatever other reason you can think of.
> Anyone is free to come just to visit Seiga. If she is expecting someone she will order the monsters to allow the visitor safe passage.
> You can create/add monsters in the index forum and feel free to roleplay them.
> Monsters should be generic enough so that multiple of them can exist at once.
> It is discouraged to roleplay the monsters as you are fighting them yourself. You won’t get kicked out for doing it but I find it rather distasteful. Instead it is recommended for another roleplayer to play the monsters’ role.
> Monsters are typically not made of cardboard (unless of course someone makes a cardboard monster). Please respect monsters that aren’t your own. Nobody likes having a monster that just gets one-shot by everyone.
> Monsters in the mausoleum cannot become disloyal to Seiga.
> No RL drama, spam, bullying, vulgarity or irrelevance.
> Enjoy yourself. That’s an order!
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Sections of the Mausoleum
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Sections of the Mausoleum
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The mausoleum is split into 7 sections:
Yang (Dark) Section: A gloomy cavernous area with no distinguishing features. The largest area that serves as an entrance to the mausoleum. Often full of undead creatures.
Yin (Light) Section: The innermost section where the black crystal is kept in the center. A well-lit labyrinth that exits to a modest room where Seiga sleeps. Most monsters only use this area as a hiding place, and the clumsy ones get lost in it.
Shui (Water) Section: A surprisingly deep pond with lotus flowers floating on it. Houses aquatic monsters. One room in this section is unusually cold, due to an abundance of frosty monsters there.
Mu (Wood) Section: A grassland area outside of the cavern where monsters that need sunlight often hang about, especially plant-types. Boasts a large oak tree.
Huo (Fire) Section: An area of the cavern deep underground where temperatures are high. Pools of magma can be found here and there.
Tu (Earth) Section: An area with sandy floor and sandstone walls. Since the ground is soft, burrowing monsters usually hang around here.
Jin (Metal) Section: A modernised area, built up from scrap metal by the monsters with an affinity for technology. The place sort of looks like an abandoned laboratory. Robotic monsters seem to be drawn to this bit.
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