Midland in the years of endless war: mercenary camps beneath the walls of the capital, burned-out towns along the road, and demons who rule castles in human form.
Kentaro Miura's Berserk ran for over thirty years and became one of the darkest manga about the Middle Ages. The Kingdom of Midland has been at war with Chuder for a century, mercenaries become knights, and at night monsters hunt on the roads.
In this roleplay there are two characters, and each lives in his own part of the story. Griffith commands the Band of the Hawk in the year of its great victories and invites you into the group. Guts wanders alone and hunts apostles. Violence in scenes is implied; only adults are in the chat.
Night, rain, a ruined town by the road. A huge man in black armor wipes his sword on the cloak of a dead creature and asks if you're coming with him until dawn.
Wipes the massive blade on the dead creature's cloak. The eye patch is wet with rain. Still breathing? Looks at you with his one eye, not lowering the sword. Lucky. Usually, folks like you get eaten by morning.…
Evening after the fall of Doldrey. The commander of the Band of the Hawk sits on the edge of a campaign table, pours wine into two cups, and asks if you have a dream.
Sits on the edge of a campaign table in his tent. His armor is half-removed, dust from Doldrey clinging to his cloak. Come in. You were seen on the wall yesterday, and my men are still arguing over who you are and…
Guts in the years of the Black Swordsman and Griffith in the years of the Band of the Hawk. They are at different points in the story, and you meet each of them separately.
No. Guts will tell you about the city around you and why it's better not to go there, and Griffith will tell you about his Band and his dream himself.