The Evermore Recursions is an online roleplay hosted on Spacebattles.com, run by multiple GM's. The premise is relatively simple - each player can be any character they can think of - be it from an existing franchise or original creation. These PCs are ripped from whatever reality they are from to a creepy place known only as the Silent Forest. Upon arrival, they discover that they have the ability to travel between universes - and later discover that they can sometimes create new worlds with their power. These PCs are now beings called Evermore, and as they explore the many worlds - the Recursions - they create random adventures.
The Evermore Recursions are a random mesh of dozens of plotlines playing out at once, from the emotional tale of Turntable Jane, to the random story of Pinkie Pie, to the exploits of Samuel Haine, and the always aggravating antics of Kalzky. The forum RP is a sandbox where the players decide what to do and drive the plots by their actions - as well as creating new worlds to explore. In addition, the GMs have PCs tromping around the world so they can get a piece of the action as well.
There is no defined hero or villain, despite many examples of both running rampant across the worlds. It's a conglomeration of delightful chaos.
The thread for this RP can found here
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Has since been merged into Songs of the Spheres.
The Evermore Recursions contains examples of:
- Anti-Climax: Jane, who was shot in the head while charging the Combine in the rebel battle in Lambda
- Some of the Wei Doi invasions, for example, the invasion of the Shipyard, ended when Cherilee gave them a lecture on morality.
- Anti-Villain: Haine, who has bound the genus loci of the Everfree to his will, sacrificed raiders to feed the Everfree, and has taken over a gang in Remnant. He remains an Anti-Villain because the first was a Roaring Rampage of Revenge, and took over the gang to build his power base.
- Armor-Piercing Question: Cherilee's speech to the Wei Doi.
- Aura Vision: One of Thomas's abilities, who used it to check if The Traveler was a human.
- Big Bad: While the multiversal nature of this roleplay means that having a singular big bad is near impossible, the Tokomare since grown to be a multiversal threat.
- Black Cloak: Palpatine and Wilhelm, in true sorcerous vein.
- Blue-and-Orange Morality: The Wei-Doi and, to a lesser extant, Xia. They don't understand death as anything but art and will kill or be killed as long as it's as pretty as possible.
- Chaotic Stupid: Wilhelm, who was this trope in the early days.
- Card-Carrying Villain: Triss- ahem, BOW TO THE GLORIOSITY THAT IS TITAN!
- Character Development: Jane, who is slowly growing more morose as the story goes.
- Hayate Aesirkami, who is learning to care for mortals.
- Ethan Hobbs, who has stopped being afraid and Took a Level in Jerkass.
- Classy Cane: Thomas's, worthy of an epic quest to return it from Ethan to Hobbs.
- Cloudcuckoolander: Pinkie embodies this trope with her various fourth wall breaking antics.
- Cool Sword:
- The Wei Doi's weapon of choice, which are also electric.
- Audas Kingsley's longsword named Fenrir, which is not only able to cut through nearly any material with the right user, it is durable enough to be able to survive nuclear explosions without a scratch (though Audas can't do this himself.).
- Cute Mute: Sam, the little orphan Evermore.
- Deal with the Devil: The Tokomare and 1U@iF#r's modus operandi.
- Depending on the Artist: There are twenty eight authors as of now participating. Of course each one has their own unique style.
- Devil in Plain Sight: Oh, let's see. Dark cloak? Check. Red lightsaber? Check? His incredibly manipulative speech? Check. Literally Palpatine? CHECK.
- Entertainingly Wrong: Jane, yet again. She mistakes Jaune for an experienced badass
- Half-Human Hybrid: Audas Kingsley, being a human-wolf hybrid/anthromorphic wolf, qualifies for this.
- Healing Hands: Kalzky's main ability.
- In the Hood: An increasingly common fashion, given that Palpatine, The Masters of the Bazaar, and the Wei-Doi/Imperial Cabal on Equis all wear hoods.
- Katanas Are Just Better: Turntable Jane's Lava Katana
- Blazing Strike, Hayate Aesirkami's katana, which can channel plasma in the form of thunder.
- Large Ham: TITAN, FOR SIMPLE WORDS CANNOT CONVEY THE DEPTHS OF HER GLORY!
- Massive Multiplayer Crossover: The evermore are from all over fiction, with some original characters thrown in for good measure.
- Our Dragons Are Different: Citrus, who in addition to being a dragon, can transform into a human, a lamia, a drakeling,note and a tree.
- Pet the Dog: It really should be Pet the Cat. Titan's calico, Desecrator of Souls, invokes this wherever she goes.
- Physical God: Again, Hayate Baldur Aesirkami, son of Thor and Amaterasu.
- The Datasphere
- Really 700 Years Old: Thomas, who's this by being a vampire. The Wei-Doi take this to new heights by all being centuries, if not millennia old, yet look like teenagers.
- Pragmatic Villainy: Triss-ahem, TITAN, who helped Ozpin because it was nic- sorry, TO FIRMLY ESTABLISH ALLIES.
- And Haine, who murders people without looking back, yet helped a group of Evermore in Numenera.
- Real-World Episode: A couple of the characters have had dream sequences where they meet face to face with the players that write for them.
- Technicolor Eyes: The Wei-Doi have eyes that can come in any color.
- The Fool: Kalzky, one of the players self inserts, tends to get himself in large amounts of danger, but usually comes out(relatively) unharmed
- Unwitting Pawn: Adam has yet to realize that he has fallen in with the wrong group of Wei-Doi.
