Act 1:
Terra storms the throne room of Dunlavin Keep. Her objective.. retrieve the kings phoenix pendant.
The king gives the pendent to his son and tells him to travel to the kingdom of Aquinos, via airship, and beg for help for their race. He shows him on the map where to go. And gives him a traveling pack.
Terra enters the throne and sees the pendent is gone and kills the king and sees the prince’s airship on the horizon and conjures a powerful weapon to knock it out of the sky.
The prince falls to the ground and the Phoenix pendent saves his life but shatters in the process…
Act 2:
The prince wakes up in the forest after dreaming Act 1. He is in a beautiful woodland forest of the woodland fairys. Here he runs into a male royal fairy who befriends him and gives him a weapon and directs him to the spirit crater at the top of the world in order to restore power to phoenix pendent before heading to Aquinos.
Act 3:
The prince reachers the spirit land and finds the alter of spirits where he can beg Spirit Creator to restore the pendant. However, there is a four legged demon spirit guarding the path to the alter which he must face in order to reach the alter. After killing the beast he reaches the alter and restores the power to the pendent and receives a Leviathan shard to present to the King of Aquinos as proof as his sincerity.
Saturday, May 30, 2009
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Treatment...WIP (Updated)
Treatment.
This legend begins with a world inhabited by wandering spirits. These spirits wandered aimlessly across the plains, mountains, and forests of the planet. Over time the spirits grouped together and the combined presence of their power in one location gave physical form to the spirits…
The spirits settled into three groups. One group settled deep within an enchanted wood. The other took to the fields, and the last took to the highest peak of mountains. All three groups evolved physically based upon the greater spirit in their geographic area.
The spirit of the forest transformed its followers into light footed fairys with graceful butterfly wings, long elegant ears, and dominance and respect over nature.
The Phoenix spirit of the fields transformed its group into tall and strong humans with power of health, fire, and technology.
The mountain group settled around an ancient lake high within the tallest range of mountains. Here they bonded with the Leviathan spirit which transformed its group into even taller lean humans. These humans were given complete dominance over water, and developed gills around their neck for breathing underwater and a dorsal fin on the back of their heads to direct their ability to swim at high speeds.
The Fairy Siege of Dunlavin a short glimpse into a readily brewing conflict which will soon engulf the entire world and its inhabitants into an all out battle of power and magic which will test alliances and friendships on every level.
Synopsis:
A prince’s journey to restore power to his enslaved kingdom
Split of the Fairies:
An argument broke out in the deepest depths of the wood. What followed would set the wheels in motion for the biggest conflict the planet has ever seen…
A few of the most powerful fairy’s in the woodlands high council were envious of the humans leviathan and phoenix spirit protectors. A dispute erupted and immediately fairys throughout the wood began to take sides.
The fairys loyal to the forest and to nature argued the power given to them in the woods was sufficient enough and the humans were no threat. The other side argued that the forest was not powerful enough and were not satisfied by mere dominance over nature in the wood.
Over the course of a month the argument continued to heat and divide the high council of fairys. It was finally settled by the second in command to the Fairy Lord succeeding and taking his closest and most powerful warriors, including his teenage daughter Terra, into the southern half of the forest to live.
Here in the southern half of the wood the fairys renounced nature and used their power to abuse it and completely drain the life out of every creature and living aspect of nature. In doing so the fairys forfeited their dominance over nature and acquired a more powerful ability… the ability to conjure weapons.
These Dark fairys quickly made themselves comfortable in the forsaken wood and perfected their evil and powerful art of conjuring. Terra, the daughter of the Dark Fairy Lord quickly rose to the top of the military ranks.
And it wasn’t long before she ambushed the humans of the field in order to capture the phoenix spirits power source…
This legend begins with a world inhabited by wandering spirits. These spirits wandered aimlessly across the plains, mountains, and forests of the planet. Over time the spirits grouped together and the combined presence of their power in one location gave physical form to the spirits…
The spirits settled into three groups. One group settled deep within an enchanted wood. The other took to the fields, and the last took to the highest peak of mountains. All three groups evolved physically based upon the greater spirit in their geographic area.
The spirit of the forest transformed its followers into light footed fairys with graceful butterfly wings, long elegant ears, and dominance and respect over nature.
The Phoenix spirit of the fields transformed its group into tall and strong humans with power of health, fire, and technology.
The mountain group settled around an ancient lake high within the tallest range of mountains. Here they bonded with the Leviathan spirit which transformed its group into even taller lean humans. These humans were given complete dominance over water, and developed gills around their neck for breathing underwater and a dorsal fin on the back of their heads to direct their ability to swim at high speeds.
The Fairy Siege of Dunlavin a short glimpse into a readily brewing conflict which will soon engulf the entire world and its inhabitants into an all out battle of power and magic which will test alliances and friendships on every level.
Synopsis:
A prince’s journey to restore power to his enslaved kingdom
Split of the Fairies:
An argument broke out in the deepest depths of the wood. What followed would set the wheels in motion for the biggest conflict the planet has ever seen…
A few of the most powerful fairy’s in the woodlands high council were envious of the humans leviathan and phoenix spirit protectors. A dispute erupted and immediately fairys throughout the wood began to take sides.
The fairys loyal to the forest and to nature argued the power given to them in the woods was sufficient enough and the humans were no threat. The other side argued that the forest was not powerful enough and were not satisfied by mere dominance over nature in the wood.
Over the course of a month the argument continued to heat and divide the high council of fairys. It was finally settled by the second in command to the Fairy Lord succeeding and taking his closest and most powerful warriors, including his teenage daughter Terra, into the southern half of the forest to live.
Here in the southern half of the wood the fairys renounced nature and used their power to abuse it and completely drain the life out of every creature and living aspect of nature. In doing so the fairys forfeited their dominance over nature and acquired a more powerful ability… the ability to conjure weapons.
These Dark fairys quickly made themselves comfortable in the forsaken wood and perfected their evil and powerful art of conjuring. Terra, the daughter of the Dark Fairy Lord quickly rose to the top of the military ranks.
And it wasn’t long before she ambushed the humans of the field in order to capture the phoenix spirits power source…
First of all... What are Fairys?
Fairys by Definition:
The Irish word for fairy is sheehogue [sidheóg], a diminutive of "shee" in banshee. Fairies are deenee shee [daoine sidhe] (fairy people).
Who are they? "Fallen angels who were not good enough to be saved, nor bad enough to be lost," say the peasantry. "The gods of the earth," says the Book of Armagh. "The gods of pagan Ireland," say the Irish antiquarians, "the Tuatha De Danān, who, when no longer worshiped and fed with offerings, dwindled away in the popular imagination, and now are only a few spans high."
The Irish word for fairy is sheehogue [sidheóg], a diminutive of "shee" in banshee. Fairies are deenee shee [daoine sidhe] (fairy people).
Who are they? "Fallen angels who were not good enough to be saved, nor bad enough to be lost," say the peasantry. "The gods of the earth," says the Book of Armagh. "The gods of pagan Ireland," say the Irish antiquarians, "the Tuatha De Danān, who, when no longer worshiped and fed with offerings, dwindled away in the popular imagination, and now are only a few spans high."
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