[I prefer to play F/Fu, but I am open to you playing whatever gender you like! Just let me know upon messaging me!]

For generation, the kingdom of Tarsis has stood on the perceived "edge of the world." Bordered on one side by dense, dangerous woodlands and tall mountains beyond, the land west of Tarsis was considered vast, untamed wild by most scholarly minds to the east, though folklore and local accounts of trappers and hunters claimed that there was more to the far east, deep into the forest and beyond the mountains.

One such account, considered little more than fairy tale, spoke of strange beings unlike any that the Tarsans have seen. Tall and broad, strong of body and cunning. They say these people, called orc, rode in bands of nomads, keeping the ways of their ancestors. Some said they tended vast, ancient libraries. Repositories of knowledge and study, while others still spoke of halls adorned with precious metals and jewels, vast swaths of untold riches. For centuries, these were considered naught but stories, unconfirmed due to the dangers of traveling through the impenitrable forests, and then the vast mountains.

Generations assumed these stories to be just that. Stories. Tales told to keep children entertained and to warn them away from going too far into the woods, lest a ravenous orc devour them. This was the case, until a scholarly unit from the Temple of Ingur was beset by a band of orcish hunters. By all accounts, the confrontation east nonviolent, and even cordial. The scholars remained with the orc band for a week longer than was anticipated, soon returning to Tarsis mere days before their funeral services, bearing artifacts from the orcs and gleeful reports of their encounter. Most official, scholarly reports chose to expunge some of the more *lurid details of the encounter when making public the intrepid scholars' findings. But one thing was clear. The orcs had found a way through the mountains, and the world was on the edge of fantastic change.

The entire world was expanding, a whole new generation of explorers and adventurers gearing up for expeditions through the forests and mountains to make further contact with these new cultures. What happened next would potentially alter the course of history forever..

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Hi there, thanks for reading my silly little write-up. This was an idea I had that came to me fairly quickly, but I thought it might be fun to try.

Essentially, this is a sandbox story. We have a whole new world to play with, and any manner of encounters good or bad to explore. I'm keeping the specific story a bit vague here, as I want to give you the opportunity to provide some thoughts or cravings of what we play. We could do the initial first-contact between the orcs and the Tarsis scholars (with or without femboys, depending on your preference),we could play a later encounter between some eastern nobility and the orcish leaders, etc.

I am just providing the setting, and I'm happy to discuss ideas and details further!

There are a few things I want to see in this story. These are bonuses I would like, but by no means are they necessary: - Worldbuilding: Literally all the worldbuilding I have done for this story is right there on the page. I don't know what Tarsis is like, I haven't decided if magic is common in this fantasy world, or if there are monsters or other races, etc. I would love a partner who would be interested in buffing that out with me. Maybe there are other fantasy races, on either side of the mountains, or maybe it's just us. Maybe Tarsis is like medieval Europe, or maybe it's feudal China, I don't know. Let's find out! - Cultural diversity: Orcs really get the shaft in fantasy (and not in the fun way). There are like ten different flavors of elf, and then there's just orc who does orc-y things and I won't stand for it any longer. I would love to see how different groups live their lives, how they might be different from one-another and how they might survive and thrive in this world. How they interact. It can be way more interesting than just a cultural monolith! - Multiple characters: If we plan to play long-term, I do enjoy having multiple characters to play around with. Whether that involves me taking on more of a GM role, or both of us electing to have multiple characters we can check in on from time to time, either way works for me.

As for some major kinks I'd love to explore, here are a few: big cocks, lots of cum, cock worship, body worship, d/s, group sex, gangbangs, orgies, passionate sex, sensuality, rough sex; among other things.

If this sounds like something you may like, please don't hesitate to reach out! I'd be happy to hear from you all!