[OOC] Skyrim: Dragonsbane

[Letter Bee]

Did you see my edits to my last post? Also, I'll think about it, although again, I'm a bit cranky due to it being almost 7 PM.

[Leos Klien]

And also, North is right, we don't have someone in the RP that is the 'Backbone' in an area or field, we really do have a solid mix of characters in this, which is really good. That's fine Bee, just let us know if you make your decision.

[ManoftheNorth]

Indeed, and take your time. We aren't rushing you or anything, my only request is please inform us when you have had some sleep.

[Letter Bee]

No, I'm going to stay up late and reading - or at least skimming, through the 10 pages of paragraph posts. I loathe Valerion already.

[ManoftheNorth]

I don't, I avidly enjoy Valerion. I do so get tired of people making Billy Badass the Ultimate Survivor, or James Jones Super Killer Extradonaire! All of which have no emotion and the rp capacity to kill everything in a ten mile radius with the same mono-tone grunting as Duke Nukem. XD

[Letter Bee]

It might just be the night, but I'm thinking you're being condescending. Must be the night.

[Leos Klien]

What's there to loathe? He's awesome! XD Nah, I get what you mean, if I wasn't playing as him I'd probably hate him too, but on the other side of things, it's a refreshing twist playing as someone who's hated.

[Letter Bee]

Thanks for understanding; Valerion's well-written, I want to bash his head in, but I want to write the bashing scene as well as I can.

[Leos Klien]

North, you make a good point, when I created Valerion I was afraid that he would be too powerful, but I believe, both through some of the posts and his need for souls to continue living. I've made Valerion seem a lot less powerful, or rather, just like in life true power comes with a heavy price, the one valerion is paying.

[Letter Bee]

Gods, the Blades and the Greybeards are working together?

[Leos Klien]

Gods, the Blades and the Greybeards are working together?

@Letter Bee

Yes, after all- drastic times call for drastic measures.

[Letter Bee]

@ManoftheNorth, sorry for the accusation. Anyway, would playing a kid who's a progidy at Restoration, but bad at almost everything else be allowed?

[ManoftheNorth]

Hmm, do you plan Restoration in general, or one of the two specific branches for Restoration?

[Leos Klien]

I don't see why not. It's similar to roze's character, who's an exceptional thief but not good at other things. However, both Roze herself and North would also have to be in agreement.

[Letter Bee]

Hmm, do you plan Restoration in general, or one of the two specific branches for Restoration?

@ManoftheNorth

Restoration in general; I didn't know there were two branches; I only got to level 25 in Skyrim.

[Black Death]

I added one more sentence to Thorin's personality in his character sheet! Altmer, beware!

[Letter Bee]

What would be the most fitting spell levels for my kid character? Apprentice? Haserus is arrogant and conceited.

[MiddleEarthRoze]

Hang on there Bee - when you say kid, how young are we talking?

[Letter Bee]

13 - 15.

[ManoftheNorth]

There are two primary branches in Restoration with the inclusion in one particularly minute set of spells. Thee branches focus on the use of invigorating and "Holy" Magic to be either a well-spring of life, or a mighty hand to cast out the undead. Generally when you think of Restoration the vast majority will jump to: "Heal me! Oh grand caster of the swirly gold magic!" But for those who also delve into the whole of Restoration can tell you the grandeur of having the Undead dealing part of Restoration. There are spells to cause the undead to flee, to be prevented from entering a specific area, and even light on fire with a magical flame that injures only the Undead. These spells are crucial, especially for those Restoration wielders who venture into the depths of the Ancient Nordic Cities and Burial Chambers. *The exception to the branches are the small series of Paralysis spells within the Restoration branch, the magic is the use of the magical channels that enter the body(similarly to Healing), but rather then healing they tighten around and restrict the use of the body to paralyze the target. Edit: No offense, but no ill-equip, ill-combat trained Pre-teen would venture out to combat Dragons, and live to tell of his tale, nor would he leave the first fight alive for that matter less he run and hide behind the rocks. I do apologize, but the honesty is not cruel nor rude, rather just logical and realistic.