Oh well, I had better prepare to defend my Uncle!
The Nightingale - OOC
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Ignored completely by Varian as if I wasn't there
Oh well, I had better prepare to defend my Uncle!
Oh well, I had better prepare to defend my Uncle!
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Indeed, though I doubt Varian will start to throw any thing at your uncle. He just hasn't had a chance to respond yet. xD
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Right.Zilfer wrote:Indeed, though I doubt Varian will start to throw any thing at your uncle. He just hasn't had a chance to respond yet. xD
Varian is waiting to get his refund, not attacking.
Delight is to him- a far, far upward, and inward delight- who against the proud gods and commodores of this earth, ever stands forth his own inexorable self.
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On a side note, I watched the black death, while reading the Gazetteer II last night. Not too bad of a movie, but yeah there was quite a bit of violence and blood so :/ You probably won't want to watch it if your a bit squeemish.
Pretty dark ending, though the one guy that survived out of the warriors heh, he was awesome and he survived! so there's something to be happy about.
Pretty dark ending, though the one guy that survived out of the warriors heh, he was awesome and he survived! so there's something to be happy about.
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Picture your character like Osmund at the end of the movie; people keep asking for "Ravenloft"-y motion pics. That one fits the moood of our setting perfectly, I think.
BTW, in case you wonder, I have flew to Germany today, and this is what has hindered me from posting. Will update tomorrow, over a cup of damn good coffee.
BTW, in case you wonder, I have flew to Germany today, and this is what has hindered me from posting. Will update tomorrow, over a cup of damn good coffee.
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Osmund was like "kill teh witches!" with no signs of them having done anything wrong. (kinda hard to picture now adays or where I live) our judicial system is "Innocent until proven guilty." Back in the day I think it was very much the opposite.
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Are you portraying a modern character, raised and educated in a modern democracy? 
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Witch-innkeeper!Le Noir Faineant wrote:Are you portraying a modern character, raised and educated in a modern democracy?
Delight is to him- a far, far upward, and inward delight- who against the proud gods and commodores of this earth, ever stands forth his own inexorable self.
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Burn the witch! xD
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Update coming within the next hour, Sirs (and Madam)!
I like how you play things out A LOT! Under normal circumstances, the updates will go way faster than this time.
Just when I am travelling, even with the newest technology, posting messages on the web, kind of hard.
I like how you play things out A LOT! Under normal circumstances, the updates will go way faster than this time.
Just when I am travelling, even with the newest technology, posting messages on the web, kind of hard.
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lol guess no update in an hour. xD
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Hey, Zilfer, today is free-negative-level Monday! Want one? 
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So.
Back on track. Couldn't foresee this long break in between, but I trust that my players can endure this. From now on, updates as usual.
Unless something weird happens.

Back on track. Couldn't foresee this long break in between, but I trust that my players can endure this. From now on, updates as usual.
Unless something weird happens.
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Well, I posted.
Varian is using the distraction to leave the inn in a hurry.
In case it isn't clear, Raf, he's not going anywhere near the burning horse.
BOUNCE!
Varian is using the distraction to leave the inn in a hurry.
In case it isn't clear, Raf, he's not going anywhere near the burning horse.
BOUNCE!
Delight is to him- a far, far upward, and inward delight- who against the proud gods and commodores of this earth, ever stands forth his own inexorable self.
-from Moby Dick (Hermann Melville)
-from Moby Dick (Hermann Melville)

