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I'm laughing, so most of the time when Alula says something she doesn't understand it's meaning, and forgets about it. On the other hand Furnace was pretty quick to figure out what she said. I need to get more cryptic.


we both have characters with delightfully alien thought patterns.
We're gonna cause so much confusion!

I wonder where this tumblefest is going. I bet 1 gold at least one more character physically runs into another pc before the scene is over.
The word 'shackles' resonated with Furnace. With eyes full of concern he studied the knights wrists and ankles.
"What binds you fr-"
Suddenly another tall figure came tumbling past between them.
Did he trip over the chains?
Furnace found no chains around the giants feet. He sighed in confused relief. He now stared at the creature that had fallen amidst them. Without blinking, without words.
Aand..I'm awake.
Is everyone to bed now ?
Furnace let the cloth slowly slip away trough his fingers.
"It's pretty"
Would not fit... light the fires...
She knew he was Furnace, and that was his task.
So as the fires and hammer fit him the robe fit her?
The robe was her tool, he didn't know for what, and thus he could not perform that task.
Thus he was not fit.
Furnace wondered what her task was. He recognised the patters as those in the sky.
Since he'd seen them for the first time he had been unable to find ryme or reason for the lights up there

Suddenly a shadow fel over him, as he looked up he saw a large figure fully encased in steel.
The man smiled and called them 'friends' and asked them if they 'kept safe'.
Furnace double checked. He was talking to them, though he saw no spark of recognition in the robe-user.
He struggled to remember the word 'friend'. The voice had never used 'friend'. But the captors had.
They had used it to describe each other when they weren't fighting.
By the looks of this ironclad giant that seemed like a decent proposal.
"Good day.. Friend... I keep no one..."
yes. it is pretty thus i must touch it.
Furnace slowly strolled around the market place.
In awe of all the delicious looking foods, the shiny trinkets and all the beautiful people.
He studied the people as they went on their business, not noting the vale little gnome.
Furnace paid close attention of the way people would walk around delivering small sheets of gold around the people standing in front of tables with all sorts of things. They then would be given these things and they would cary it of elsewhere.
He thought how he had found a large bag of gold sheets a while ago. He'd brought them in case he needed to make some armor to go with his shield. But as gold was rather soft it didn't really do much for protection.
For a while he pondered if he could pretend to be one of these workers, and using the sheets he could get a hold of some food or something.
He had some trouble finding that, and it hasn't just appeared since the dark days.

Completely absorbed in his thoughts Furnace had long since ceased to pay attention to his surroundings.
Suddenly something bright and colorful caught his eye. Imediately he walked up to it, it was a piece of cloth in fantastic blue.
Without paying any attention to what or whomever it was attached to he held it up in the light to witness the celestial patterns with childlike eyes of wonder.
"Again, not my friend." Martin objected but his tall conversation partner had already gone rabit hunting.
A shame for the guy, he seemed like the kind of guy he could tag for reqruitment, chances of that were looking slimmer by the second.
Speaking of life expectancies.

He stood before the vampiress uncomfortably and slightly visibly so.
"So... locks and keys..."
The way she smiled at him, a playfullness that could go either way. Gruesomely violent or diabolically... intresting.
He instinctively copied her movements slightly, and matched her smile.
"By the looks of you... It's hard to tell who you are, who you've been and why you are. But there's one thing I'd wager.
You did't bring your beautiful unholy self to this council because you have a stake in current trivialties have you?
You seek something else. Could it be power? knowledge? Maybe it's just fun?"
Furnace

Appearance: Tall for a gnome, short to anything else. His skin is sickly pale and long straw like white hair has a hint of faded red.
His limbs are scarred with fire and chains. He wears grey rags and a thick leather apron. He is covered in soot and grime.
His jet black eyes suggest his fey herritage, the grey lines under it suggest he hasn't enjoyed much sleep lately, or even ever.
Race: Bleachling Gnome
Class: Blight Druid
Main-Hand Weapon: Steel broadsword sized and balanced for an Orcish Warlord.
Off-Hand Weapon: the broadsword is too large for Furnace, so it becomes a two-hander for him.
Secondary Weapon: smiting hammer
Armor: rags and a leather apron
Powers:
Immolate: Furnace can naturally burn his own and readily available energy sources. The flames either fan out to scorch everything nearby or concentrate to melt metal. This requires concentration to manifest, but just energy or fuel to maintain.
Enervate: Furnace can force energy to become positively charged, if he infuses this into a living being it heals wounds and energizes the creature.
Animate: He can also force energy to become negatively charged, this has the opposite effect as Enervate does. He doesn't know it, but he can use it to heal undead and temporarily animate corpses.
Skills: Crafting(Forging weapons and industrial tools), spell-craft(specialty: energy flows) , appraise (he can tell the structural integrity and purity of objects and materials, he has no concept of monetary value though.)
Weaknesses: He has never met a real person. Thus he has no idea how anything social works. Everything is new and wondrous to him.
A former slave he has a weak will and no instincts to speak of. He can easily be bullied around and clings to anyone who shows him kindness.
Personality: Annoyingly submissive, unnaturally calm, depressingly accepting, surprisingly hopeful.
Themesong

Background: At a very young age, before he had a chance to acquire memories or even a name, Furnace was taken from his home in a bandit raid.
The bandits spared his life when they had seen his race's knack for magical fire, so they decided to "raise" him for that purpose.
This meant stick him in a small cell made of stone and devoid of light. The only opening and sliver of light was the entrance to their war furnaces. Which he was forced to keep alive day and night for as long as he could remember. Though he never got to see his captors, just the weapons of war he made, he was able to catch parts of conversations through the roaring blaze. This way he managed to learn the language but not much else. Since they never bothered to name him he concluded his name was Furnace.
Alone and shackled Furnace toiled through in timeless darkness until one day, months, years or decades later a voice spoke from the earth.
"What do you desire child?"
He had pointed at the small light at the end of his jail.
"Freedom? One day.."
For years to come the voice would come back sporadically and talk to Furnace.
Never did the otherworldly being reveal his origin or goals.
Furnace didn't care. He learned to channel his energy rather than burn it into the air.
He learned of other creatures, races, worlds outside.
And with every bit of knowledge his craving for freedom grew.
The voice always preached patience.
One day there was a loud commotion outside the forge. Screaming and the clash of weapons.
Weapons which sound Furnace recognized, against those he didn't.
Hopefully he dared to let the fires die.
A hand reached into the pit and helped him out, broke the shackles. Furnace was free and blinked as he saw the sun for the first time.

Other: There is a strange creature from other worlds who's taken an interest in Furnace.
Still here! I'm still here! Couldn't post yesterday because I was sick, but I'm still here!

EDIT: Oh heavens to betsy, I'm playing a Lawful Anal paladin in a group with a Rogue, a Blight Druid and a Necromancer.

Looks like you guys are going to get to play everyone's favorite tabletop game: "Distract the Paladin so we can go do bad things".


Not necessarily. While the rogue looks dark he doesn't look evil.
Though I can't tell for sure until I've seen people play.
As for Furnace. I doubt he'd have any understanding of Good or Evil. But if your character takes the time to explain it to him he can be good I'm sure.
As for the succubus. Idunno. Could go either way.
But regardless of her self-percieved alignment, her demonic heritage seems obvious enough to give any paladin or cleric in a 5 mile radius attempting a 'detect evil' a nosebleed.
For people who want moar RPs.

http://www.roleplayerguild.com/topics/79493-let-this-be-my-last-touch/ooc

This could become something interesting.
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