The Ivory Envoy: Imalda Treeroot’s Quest for the Unified Guild
Welcome to Kerah'Est: A World of Magic, Idiots, and Really Good Snacks
Congratulations! You’ve been drafted—mostly for legal reasons—to protect the most powerful (and most opinionated) woman in the Kingdom of Alados. Meet Imalda Treeroot, a High Sorcerer who could likely level a mountain with a flick of her wrist but can’t legally leave the capital without a babysitter. That’s where you come in.
The Mission:
Imalda has a dream: a Unified Mage Guild. To make it happen, she has to visit six specific cities across the world of Kerah'Est. Your job is to stand there, look intimidating, and make sure she doesn't turn too many local lords into frogs when they inevitably say something stupid.
The Travel Itinerary from Hell:
You won't just be walking down sunny paths. You’ll be navigating:
Greeting 1: King Theron Woodheart (Alados)
Greeting 2 : Bulda: Where the gold is plentiful but the brain cells are critically endangered.
Lord Of Bulda:
Greeting 3: Kronota: Where you’ll have to dodge "Alpha" orcs and a seven-foot-tall woman named Grazkh Ahr who thinks Imalda looks like a "keeper."
Greeting 4: Olivehain: Where the fog is thick and the locals speak in riddles that make your head hurt.
Greeting 5: Millwater: A literal fairy tale with honey waterfalls, though Imalda is mostly there for the five-star catering.
Greeting 6: Sodoma: A city so lewd you’ll spend half your time trying to keep your eyes on your boots and the other half wondering how anyone gets any work done.
What to Expect in This RP:
A Slow Burn with Teeth: Imalda isn't "easy." She’s a professional with a world to save. Relationships here develop through long campfire chats, shared meals (she eats more than you, trust us), and surviving the absolute absurdity of the locals.
Detailed & Weird: This isn't your standard "save the princess" story. Expect high-fantasy politics mixed with "what the hell did I just see?" moments.
Sarcasm as a Second Language: Imalda is friendly and bubbly, but if she catches a cultist or an idiot in her path, her tongue is sharper than her staff. Watch for her "secret faces" directed at you when the local mages start rambling—she’s definitely making fun of them.
Created Jan 20
Updated Jan 20
Published Jan 20