One Thousand Arms: AU Naruto/Boruto

The rebirth of one of the last real standing Naruto/Boruto AU rpg's on the net. We have been reopen for a over an year now, and still looking to grow and give you a home to post and enjoy being apart of a place that seeks to provide you with an experience that is unlike any other. No having to wonder if we will be around like other RPGs. With unseen systems that others do not have like the dual bloodline system. The freedom to tailor your story and character to your wildest dreams.

Do you want to be an Uchiha hybrid in a village of your choosing? You can do it. If you want to get even more creative you can do it here on One Thousand Arms. Without further ado, here is the current story for your viewing pleasure. With massive events set to start soon along with enticing starter packages for newcomers, you will not be disappointed.

When the comforts of civilization begin to dull our senses, we must never forget that in the beginning, there was war. And war. And more war. Long before there were empires, there were humans consumed with greed and the hunger for power. Resources, territories, information—these were the forms of sustenance upon which we preyed. Today, we call such habits vices. Oh, how arrogant we have become! Are we not still impelled by those primordial emotions? Is the advent of war so far-fetched? But alas, for you to truly understand, we must dive deeper into this land’s half-forgotten past.



There was a time when might was the only law that humankind knew. Fearsome clans roamed throughout the land, seeking amenable grounds within which they could take root and opposing forces against whom they could test their mettle. Given the irregularity of nature’s bounty, certain regions appealed more than others, and dominion over such coveted territories became the spark that ignited the earliest inter-clan wars. These fierce, internecine affairs tended to conclude only when one side had decimated their competition into oblivion, and many clans of story were rendered extinct during this period.



The victors of war, having claimed their territories, often made truces with surrounding locals, offering protection in exchange for access to the yields of agriculture. Over time, certain communities emerged as more dominant than others, either due to numbers or sheer talent, and their rapid expansion would force smaller, neighboring communities to either collapse into their fold or be devastated. When the dust settled, humankind found itself divided into the five major territories that we are familiar with today. And was the bloodshed over? With our lands obtained and our bellies filled, were we finally content?
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