<a class="postlink" href="https://creativefreedomrpg.com/viewtopic.php?f=20&amp;t=34052">Horsemen OOC</a><br/><br/>Out of the ashes of a war-torn world...<br/><br/>A kingdom has been born.<br/><br/>This magnificent kingdom can be seen from miles around, the only visible structure for a hundred miles in any direction. It's built in a circular fashion, with one entrance. Everything within is built below the walls, so nothing but the sentries upon the giant walls are visible on approach. The Outer Ring is home to the city's slums. The poorest of the poor, orphaned children, and those unable to work live here in the stables that once housed many of the horses of the kingdom. Those horses died of starvation in the early days, and those on the Outer Ring seem destined for the same fate.<br/><br/>The Lesser Ring houses the factories and the workers. Their living conditions are better than those on the Outer Ring, but they often work in dangerous settings. The Upper Ring consists of the upper class, those that aligned themselves with the Horsemen from the beginning, along with a few merchant shops. Beyond this is the Inner Ring, where the Four Horsemen reside. Famine has a small, well-guarded compound where he keeps his food stores. War's army can be heard from anywhere in the kingdom running drills, and in the midst of it all sits Conquest's palace.<br/><br/>Though the building is only one story and appears simple on the outside, on the inside it is the most extravagant dwelling within Conquest's kingdom. The walls are lined with paintings, mostly pillaged from private collections that survived the war. A great library is visible to all but few are allowed access to it. It is there as a mockery more than anything else. Conquest's throne room is the entrance to the palace, forcing anyone wishing to enter or exit to pass under her scrutiny.<br/><br/>Four chairs sit on an elevated platform. Conquest's is the grandest, and set slightly ahead of the other three. Conquest most often occupies the throne room, the others frequenting only as often as need or summons require. Off the throne room is a smaller chamber for more private matters.<br/><br/>A dining hall and kitchen also exist within the palace, though they are rarely used and again exist for show. Below the palace, accessed through a secret entrance, is the rest of the palace. Originally a missile silo modified for doomsday preppers (rumor has it War cleared it out singlehandedly), it has been modified further to become a nearly impregnable fortress. The first level is the living quarters for War's top officers and most distinguished soldiers. The second level is devoted almost solely to an infirmary and "repair shop" for modifications. The third level is the armory and war room. The fourth and final level is unknown to almost everyone, and the third level has stringent security measures and no known entrances.