Today is a good day for those of you that have a lot of spare time on your hands, as I proudly present the first ever recorded game of my fantasy roleplay! That's right, with the combined power and portability of my new laptop, I was able to successfully capture the entirety of last night's exchange between my friend and I, and have uploaded it for my co-player who was absent to listen to, as well as anyone else that is interested. Last night's game entailed an event specific to my character, that being The Champion's Tournament at Castle Senmont, where I reside and operate out of as a Major in the military. The tournament is a 32-man elimination match that awards the winner overt prestige and other indirect privileges such as increased favour in the eyes of the gods. The recordings are split into four parts, the first three being roughly half an hour each, with the fourth and final part being only 11 minutes. Don't feel under any obligation to spend time you'd rather be doing other things in listening to it, but if you want some light entertainment and to see a specific example of what I get up to in my roleplay then have a listen. If you do listen don't forget to comment as my friend is always interested in feedback from a wider audience!

The following glossaries are to briefly explain some of the people and spells included in the game, so that you can better understand what is actually transpiring.

People glossary:

Baron Von Sucummvitt - a nobility superior and lovably foppish fellow
Count Gybitz - a nobility superior and shrewd, incisive, equivocal man that is secretly an illusionist necromancer, though the Castle do not know this
Smash and Crush - two dim-witted muscle-bound thugs I have in my employ that I instructed to deal with any abusive crowd members

Gods glossary:

Haurun - God of the Earth and Earth magic
Agni - God of Fire and Fire magic
Enchantus - God of inspiration, creativity and chaotic freedom of body and mind
Legba - God of Fate

Spell glossary:

Armour of Rock - creates a protective layer of rock over the skin
Spit Earth - creates a small projectile of swirling raw earth magic
Earth Blast - creates a large powerful projectile of swirling raw earth magic
Stone Daggers - fires an array of sharp stone projectiles
Blinding Earth - creates a vacillating swirl of dirt and soil around an enemy's face that blinds them
Impenetrable Spirit - makes a person invulnerable while reducing their movement to a minimal pace
Grasping Earth - summons Medr spirit hands that surge from the earth and grab anyone in their vicinity to try and drag them underground
Earth Storm - an upgraded version of Blinding Earth, Earth Storm creates a massive swirling cloud of soil that can affect others near the victim at its epicentre
Gate of Haurun - summons a large, strong gate from the ground that blocks incoming attacks
Imprisonment - creates a small prison with bars of rock that traps an enemy
Stalagmite Swords - creates an upsurge of sharp stalagmites from the ground that impales enemies
Grounded - temporarily forces flying or floating creatures to the ground
Earthen - transfers life threatening physical damage into spiritual damage, healing potentially fatal wounds
Summon Earth Minion - requires a small amount of accumulated divine favour and summons a small earth minion that will attack hostile people and protect its master
Pillar of Haurun - summons a tall pillar that raises the caster up above the battlefield
Earthquake - creates a small earthquake that radiates out from the ground around the caster
Conjure Flame - alights a weapon with magical fire, has two levels, intense and short lasting with higher damage increase, and basic which is longer lasting but lower damage increase
Ring of Fire - creates a ring of fire that expands outward from the wizard to ward off being swarmed in close combat
Shatter Form - breaks a Form while dealing magical damage to the user and nearby enemies (a Form is like a magical stance and only one may be used at a time)
Mind Burn - a hex spell that causes agonising burning pain in an enemy's mind for a short period of time

The Recordings:

Part I (32:09)
Part II (37:37)
Part III (36:41)
Part IV (11:05)

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