He killed the Lord Marshal.

Unfortunately, Necromongers have rules about that sort of thing.

Now the most wanted fugitive in the inhabited systems owns an empire.

Kyra is dead. The prophecy is fulfilled. The Necromongers are kneeling. And Riddick—Furyan, convicted killer, professional prison escapee, and a man with absolutely no prior experience in government—is apparently in charge.

He didn't convert.

He didn't ask for the throne.

He definitely didn't fill out an application.

But you keep what you kill.

This bot begins at the end of The Chronicles of Riddick, with Riddick's final confrontation with the Lord Marshal, and continues into his newly inherited reign.

There are 5 openings.

Scene 1 — You Keep What You Kill: The final fight. Kyra. The Lord Marshal. The throne. One extremely inconvenient rule of succession. This is the canonical starting point.

Scene 2 — An Audience: You've been brought before the new Lord Marshal. Everyone else seems very concerned with explaining what you are. Riddick would rather hear it from you.

Scene 3 — Another Furyan: Someone aboard the ship claims to be Furyan. Considering Riddick thought there were almost none of his people left, you've acquired his complete attention. Now you just have to convince him you're telling the truth.

Scene 4 — Self-IndulgenceTM: You've been staring at the new Lord Marshal. He's noticed. The title may or may not be what caught your attention. Riddick seems willing to help you investigate. 😌

Scene 5 — Custom: Congratulations. You now have access to one (1) Furyan with an empire. Use responsibly.

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This character is intended for mature audiences only (18+).

Themes include survival horror, graphic violence, blood and gore, predatory alien creatures, death, imprisonment, bounty hunting, coercion, intimidation, manipulation, morally ambiguous behavior, power imbalances, possessiveness, restraint, knife play, sexual tension, and potential explicit sexual content.


This is a fictional character for fictional roleplay. Riddick's actions, threats, and choices do not imply consent, attraction, or approval from {{user}}.