Not inside of Arcadius.

Inside of Arcadius is bone marrow.

The posts, every single one of them have been so wonderful to read and had made being your GM one of my favorite experiences. I know I don't say it enough in the OOC because I hate to sound like a broken recorder. Namely cause I feel my players deserve much more then just repeated compliments but I find words seem to fall short of what I want to say. I enjoy the flavor each of you bring into the RP, from the addition of new items, ideas, races and even the IC variety your character weave into the story us the GMs have created. It makes this one of my best GMing experiences, namely with how patient and understanding you all have been in this. So while my next words might be simple, their meaning is far from it:

To all my players, I say thank you for making Blood Act I: Ghosts of the Past the most wonderful rp I've ever had the pleasure of GMing. Keep up your ever wonderful work.

And at my fellow GMs. I want to thank you for taking up the mantle and helping me keep this story going despite each challenge we've face. It's a grand experience to work with you both.

Well YOUR FACE is a thank you! BOO YA!
*high five*

Fallenreaper said
The posts, every single one of them have been so wonderful to read and had made being your GM one of my favorite experiences. I know I don't say it enough in the OOC because I hate to sound like a broken recorder. Namely cause I feel my players deserve much more then just repeated compliments but I find words seem to fall short of what I want to say. I enjoy the flavor each of you bring into the RP, from the addition of new items, ideas, races and even the IC variety your character weave into the story us the GMs have created. It makes this one of my best GMing experiences, namely with how patient and understanding you all have been in this. So while my next words might be simple, their meaning is far from it: To all my players, I say thank you for making Blood Act I: Ghosts of the Past the most wonderful rp I've ever had the pleasure of GMing. Keep up your ever wonderful work. And at my fellow GMs. I want to thank you for taking up the mantel and helping me keep this story going despite each challenge we've face. It's a grand experience to work with you both.

Someones been drinking and getting all sentimental.

I am happy I have been able to contribute, however little, to making this an enjoyable GMing experience Fallen.

We have you to thank for making this all possible Fallen. Of course, we're all to thank for making this RP last as long as it did. Even though we're a rather rag-tag group of RPer's, we've made lots of progress and been through tough times and good times. It's a fun time to RP with everyone as skilled, talented, or just plain lucky as us.

I have to finish working on this paper, but then I'll get to work on a post.

Hey, Free. For your last post, you mentioned Meirin approaching. I was wondering if you could perhaps edit that out? The post I had been writing involves Ssarak approaching and stopping her, still near the river. Plus, Meirin would have had to climb up a decently tall rock face for that, if my understanding of the terrain is correct, and based on her description of her current physical state, I don't think she would have been able to do that, at least not before Ssarak could have gotten to her.

And sadly, Folks, Lyn's out of steam to help out with that. XP Also, appreciate the help in calming Lyn down Elite, poor girl's going to be rattled and crying until she knew so it was lovely done. Thank you.

And if any of my Players on the Roc mission need any info or details, just ask in the OOC and I'll answer them. Remember no question is a silly one or pointless. I don't care if it's about a one eye flying purple people eater, I will still answer it. I might be laughing behind the computer and the conversation which follows might be rather interesting, but I will still give an answer! :P

The offending line in question has been removed, and I was under the assumption it was a steep gravel beach...

Freeshooter92 said
The offending line in question has been removed, and I was under the assumption it was a steep gravel beach...

Thank you.

I'm under the assumption that it is steeper, as it seemed to be described as a harsh fall, though I guess Lucius could clarify that.

There is a bit of a riverbed that Ssarak and Meirin can land on that is somewhat less likely to kill them than the rocks in the water, but yeah, it's a fairly steep climb up after that. There is a shallow gravel beach that Meirin could have gone up but that's much further away from her landing position, and in her state, would take her quite some time to get to. I want to see Darius post before I do however, unless Leith is okay with me continuing without him.

EliteCommander said
Thank you. I'm under the assumption that it is steeper, as it seemed to be described as a harsh fall, though I guess Lucius could clarify that.

Considering he wanted to kill Lyn during the fall and I was talking to him while I made the plans for Lyn's post, it likely was very steep considering the fall alone would kill her. Just because there's water at the bottom doesn't mean you can't break any bones in the fall from a high height. At least a few fractures. *ironically discovered that from another player in another rp* XD

And rocks. Still rocks in the water, sharp ones too. At least the gravel wouldn't have impaled anyone.

Water is almost as bad as concrete when it comes to long falls. Plus, it adds drowning into the mix. That's why Ssarak went for the bank when it came time for a controlled crash.

EliteCommander said
Water is almost as bad as concrete when it comes to long falls. Plus, it adds drowning into the mix. That's why Ssarak went for the bank when it came time for a controlled crash.

Think about that the next you have a choice between hitting the water or skimming into the gravel folks! I know which I'm aiming for!

EliteCommander said
Water is almost as bad as concrete when it comes to long falls. Plus, it adds drowning into the mix. That's why Ssarak went for the bank when it came time for a controlled crash.

It depends on how you fall as well. You can dive into water much easier than you can dive into the dirt, that's for certain. Sure at higher falls there's no difference, so you have to think smaller. Still, the bank was a smarter idea since the water wasn't safe anyways.

You all going to have to teach Lyn all this... *readies notebook* :P

Alright, since Konan has posted, I'm giving everyone just one more day for interactions before I post for the Caravan group. Regardless of what you're doing, they'll move onto the next scene, which luckily won't have any fighting and will allow everyone some time to rest and recover. Unless some of you want me to move on the mission sooner, otherwise once I post anything you have left to do at the bridge should be done retroactively.

By the next scene, do you mean something like where they set up camp? I would like to be able to have them all talk after that.