 Festival
of Races in PaxLair 
A Major Chesapeake Roleplaying Event
Saturday, September 19, 1998
(9 PM EDT (01.00 GMT Sunday))
Organized by Mayor
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Orcs, Vampires, Humans, Dwarves, Natives, Elves, Goblins, Tribe,
and more are invited to attend!!!
Tis a Time for the Races to Come Together
Tis time for all the races of Britannia to come together and introduce
themselves in one grand festival. Many races do exist in the great expanse
of Britannia, yet some are still scattered in small groups and clans. Some
lone wanderers are known to seek their bretheren. PaxLair offers this
festival as a perfect time to meet thy brothers and sisters.
This festival event is one that you will make, aye, all
of you. There are no special events pre-planned for thy
entertainment because you will make the entertainment. Thy
creativeness and imagination in "roleplaying" and storylines will bring to
Britannia events upon events. How can you do this, you ask? Simply establish
thy storyline, thy history, and thy quests. Tell others. Invite others to
participate. If part of thy storyline is to challenge another race or group
to battle in the arena, challenge them and the other people may place their
bets. If thy storyline is one of seeking an artifact or a particular person,
tell the others and maybe they can help.
(Out of Character): Roleplaying is a talent and an art.
Festivals such as this are based entirely on roleplaying one's character and
using your imagination to "make something happen" in Britannia worth
enjoying. You or your race, group, or clan can bring to this festival all
the intrigue you can muster up for others to enjoy.
You might give out books about your race. You might challenge some to a
duel. You might hold an impromptu wedding. You might inform the others at
the festival that there is a lost child in the wilderness and offer a reward
for his safe return. You might organize a spontaneous dungeon crawl. You
might hand out books with riddles to be solved and the Mayor honors the
winners with a certificate. You might sing songs of the adventures in
Britannia. The possibilities are endless, but it is up to you,
the visitors and participants to try out your ideas.
PaxLair is an open community to all. It is not a large
community of organizers and planners as found in other player-towns because
all people on the "staff" are roleplayers first and organizers second. The
setting in PaxLair is for everyone to roleplay and try their hand at quests
and stories with others of similar interests. No one needs to ask permission
of the PaxLair staff to hold events or use the town for your roleplaying. In
fact, we encourage you to simply bring surprises and intrigue into the town
streets through excellent roleplaying. Be sure to report the news of what
happens so others not in town may learn about it.
The enjoyment you receive from coming to this roleplaying festival will
be based on your own creativeness, not on what you expect
to be organized for you or handed to you. If you are interested in coming to
"get some action" you might find yourself bored, unless you create
the action. You are the organizers and the creative people. Come with your
imaginations in high gear and you will make this festival one worth
remembering for all time!!
A final note: PaxLair is in the wilderness and not protected by
guards. The player-guards of PaxLair are roleplayers and are
particularly focused on combat with different roleplaying groups who attack
PaxLair or create a quest involving combat. These roleplaying groups have an
established story and purpose that goes well beyond "we are taking over the
town and will kill everyone". There are even agreed-upon rules for these
roleplayed engagements.
If you have any questions, ideas, or want your race published on the
PaxLair website (links and news), please let
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.
Winfield
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