[OOC] The Hidden People

[Trinais]

Flint and I are working on a quick exposition post, but you're welcome to jump in after we get it posted.

Edit: @KuroTenshi, you are free to post.

[teapotshark]

I like the introduction of Anastasia. So many different paths to go down.

[Trinais]

I like the introduction of Anastasia. So many different paths to go down.

@teapotshark

Ditto. This could get fun REAL quick!

[HeySeuss]

I thought of Donatella Versace and what she'd do with magic. Such as fixing that botched plastic surgery...at any cost.

[KuroTenshi]

I thought of Donatella Versace and what she'd do with magic. Such as fixing that botched plastic surgery...at any cost.

@HeySeuss

*googles*

JESUS!

Oh, wait

ODIN!

Yeah black magic is the only thing that'd fix that O.o

Or, you know, golden apples XD

[Trinais]

GREAT BUDDHA'S BEARD!

Also: 6!66! THE NUMBER OF THE BEAST!

[Exie]

I thought of Donatella Versace and what she'd do with magic. Such as fixing that botched plastic surgery...at any cost.

@HeySeuss

That is actually frightening. :c

Edit: Also, I freaking love writing for a vampire. I was worried initially that she was gonna be super cliche, but they're such sensory creatures! Theres so much to work with!

Just thought I would share my excitement. :3

[twave]

Now I know that generally vampires are not affected the same by most toxins. But how well would a hemotoxin be received?

[Necrophage]

@HeySeuss
Don't make me look at a picture of that thing masquerading as a human again. *Cringes*

[Exie]

Should I wait to add in another post? I want to give others a chance to add things if they want to.

[Necrophage]

I'm going to post. =) I'm feeling the rush.

[Exie]

I'll wait then. : )

[Necrophage]

That felt good. I was a lot less vulgar than I was thinking I'd be though. Not a bad thing.

[Exie]

Loved it. Will have something up soon.

[solamelike]

Tony's luck was that he'd seen a real war; so had Flint, but Flint didn't seem to process it the same way

@HeySeuss

Flints battle strategy=
1)Shell the enemy fortifications for a few days.
2)Pop a few shots off behind the barbed wire to keep the Fritz heads down.
3)Affix bayonets and leave the trench in-to no mans land.
4)If you make it this far, try and stab someone with the pointy end.

Congratulations you have pushed back the enemy 20 metres.

Of course he may have learnt a thing or two in WW2 as well .. :P

[HeySeuss]

And yeah, Gordon saw what Parael sent regarding the plague, I just need to get him to process it. But in a sense, Charles Gordon would make a not bad angel -- he is willing to see the bigger picture and work for it brutally. Buffalo in the way of the train tracks? Bye-bye buffalo. Georgia won't stop supporting the fight? Burn it. African Werelions in the Colony of Southern Rhodesia making difficulty for the court's secrecy statutes as they fight for the Matabele against the British? Maxim guns with silver rounds on wagons and kerosene bombs into the grass. I saved that part for later, but that would be something known to Court functionaries that are plugged in.

Yes: Gordon got his start shooting Apache and Nez Perce werewolves with Winchester '73 and Colt peacemakers loaded with silver, but then saw the benefit of a Maxim gun for that -- faster than the courts, because he was a youngster at the time. He knew the value because the US Army, after Little Big Horn, used Gatlings. (Custer left his behind.) Odds are, since I thought of it OOCly, I'm going to have the idea of loading a winchester lever action shotgun with silver birdshot or one of the smaller varieties of buck, like #4, a definite thing; the 1887 is still a hell of a shotgun, so I can see the Major finding it particularly excellent as a former cavalryman that is very, very used to lever action weapons. In fact, as an action, kept clean, the lever action is still damn good to this day for rapid fire -- you don't lose your sight picture, as compared to most bolt action rifles.

[Trinais]

Very cool, boss!

I'm heading to work soon. Will be off at 6:30 EST. See ya then!

[solamelike]

Gordon be like


I feel we have a nice evolution of firearms with these characters.
1860's-1910's = Gordon
1910's-1950's = Flint
1950's-1990's = Tony
1990's-Present = Gray

[KuroTenshi]

I'm wondering if Rikive ever had a run in with Mr. Gordon? I kind of imagine de Lacy might've wanted her as an enforcer or something

[HeySeuss]

I'm wondering if Rikive ever had a run in with Mr. Gordon? I kind of imagine de Lacy might've wanted her as an enforcer or something

@KuroTenshi

No, his specialty was suppressing the natives and he didn't get a lot of work after a while, so he went on to other things in New Camden. His sort of business died down after the 1960's. Enforcing for de Lacy wouldn't appeal to him, he doesn't consider himself a policeman. Policing is not his sort of unrestrained total warfare.