Awesome sauce. And thank you, really! :-) I’m glad you appreciate and enjoy it. That’s the true pay-off of writing, there! :-D And I like your thoughts. So fun, and thank you! ^.^

Pfft, please, don’t feel guilty! I LOVE GMing and putting together plots that hopefully leave players wondering. Heck, [i]I[/i] was feeling guilty for taking over the way I have. I’ve noticed I do that a lot when I get excited about something... So, it’s no burden in the least! Plotting, world-building, creating characters--it’s not just a hobby, but a passion for me. If you’re okay with me taking on the overall motion of things for this, I have enough ideas for it, in all honesty. xD Though, I should ask: do you like supernatural-style horror and the macabre to some extent?

Ah! Fan art! That would be flippin’ amazing!

I like the ideas! Ha, Zelda. Awesome. xD I was thinking the object itself could be an ancient relic of the Heart family crest (where they would have gotten the crest from in the first place), broken and separated, since it would have been a symbol of everything the Red Sorceress hates. I like the idea of something kind of like the Horcruxes... but something they would have to piece back together. Three parts, perhaps, the body of the heart and rose, and the two swords? Maybe with multiple uses once whole... A relic that had aided in binding the Red Queen long ago, thus taken apart once she found it and spread through the land, so the magic it held couldn’t be used against her. But taking it apart used a good deal of her own magic, and trapped it inside, the combination inadvertently increasing her powers so long as it remains apart, and making it impossible to fully destroy her. Maybe it could double as a key of sorts in the Heart Palace, where the Red Queen now dwells. And maybe Elayra’s necklace could have a connection to it, so they would know if they were near the pieces. OR! Ghent’s race could have its own connection to the relic’s magic, and those remaining after being hunted down having been a large part in locking the Sorceress away (by [i]making[/i] the relic?), thus making him a living relic-detector, since his magic abilities were unaffected by the Curse.
	This is what happens when I think... I should probably stop for now. What say you on all that?

Yeah! I enjoyed giving it, so thanks for being open to it! It’s neigh impossible to know where improvements must be made without someone else pointing them out, since the one making them is used to them. You know, I’ve always felt that I explain things so much better in writing, than I do vocally. Ask me to talk, and I’m a bumbling idiot. Give me a pen and paper, and I’ll make it sing. Which totally sounds modest... :lol Anyway. You’ll definitely improve the more you try! You’re a pretty good writer as is. Paragraphs are difficult little things, to be sure. Like the comma… *Grumbles,* Stupid commas. Anyway, let me know if I can be of help at all!

This is gonna be good. *Grins.*