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8 yrs ago
Current If I wasn't so lazy I could have had my own evil lair by now.
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9 yrs ago
It's weird to think about not thinking
9 yrs ago
Lose your mind a little. You'll understand it better if you can find it again
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9 yrs ago
Nobody worth getting to know is ever considered 'normal'
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11 yrs ago
We'll paint the scene, we'll write the melody. We are the creators.

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I'm Bobert, I like to roleplay, and I wouldn't be here otherwise. I enjoy creating unconventional characters, as I like to explore the different ways they might interact with others. Automatons are a favorite, 'beep bop' goes the robot.

If you're still reading this, that's cool. Hope you have a nice day

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@lavulman A good reason for doing what? Having those monks up that high? It's the highest point in the land and that means it's closer to their gods, that's why they live in the temple, and everywhere else in the mountains. The air is definitely really thin up there, but I was planning on that when I came up with the place.

I never intended to make the mountain that high, that's just what the current scale on our map says. It's a hand drawn map, they probably have no proper way of measuring how tall the mountain actually is XP
[Tirñea]

When the cart suddenly lurched and slowed to a stop, Tirñea looked over her shoulder towards the front of the cart just in time to hear the crunch of something crashing into wood. Tightening her grip on her staff, she watched as Veronica and Serena locked eyes for a moment before sliding off the back of the cart. Seeing it wise to follow, Tirñea pushed herself forward and onto the ground so she could rush over to stand by Veronica. Jamie followed closely behind, hands prepared to draw his weapon as he moved to stand near Serena.

The man that revealed himself was not at all what the Piñuran girl had been expecting, her worry replaced with confusion for a moment while she tried to process this pompous assailant. His treatment of the cart driver help her realize the situation remained very serious, and while he laughed and continued to talk Tirñea clutched her staff with both hands and lowered the weightier end towards the ground. Without putting too much force behind her swings the staff bounced off the ground again and again, each swing quickly turning into the next as she drummed against the earth. Sierpe had begun tunneling closer to the sounds as soon as he had recognized the quick and constant thuds travelling through the ground. Though Tirñea could not see him, she knew Sierpe was close and ready to act. Hopefully she wouldn't need to reveal him yet, and considering the people she was with Tirñea decided it was best to raise her staff defensively and let the actual fighters take the lead. Besides, it was three of them against this one stranger, surely an easy confrontation.
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Bobert.

Bobert.

Most of that mountain would be in the fucking stratosphere.

It shouldn't be climbable at all.


Yeah well, we're not on earth. So that means maybe this planet is larger and and can support more atmosphere. Also magic. Take that :P
So the revised map is up, all my friend did was double up on things but it looks better than it was. Given the average human walking speed of 5km/h, 80km is also a pretty reasonable 'daily grind' reference line (That's a full 16 hours of travel without taking into account encounters, terrain, etc). Also just because I was curious, turns out with this scale Mount Helva is about 5.5 times the height of Everest. It's one Helva climb *ba-dum-tss*
@rivaan

Now that I actually look at it, I think you're right. I had someone back home make that for me real quick since I have no computer right now, and may have been kinda vague with intended distances. I'll ask them if they mind taking another cracking at it
Okey dokey, I'm tired and going to go pass out. Got a post up for Calieo, and will try to post for Tirnea tomorrow :)

Oh, it wasn't easy but I also managed to get a version of the map with a distance key. It's right above the compass star thing, and since people will be moving around soon I figured it was important to finally get that uploaded. Sorry to any Americans (cough, lavulman), but lets be honest the metric system is better.

Edit: I also added Vox to the front page, so if it wasn't official before it is now
[Calieo]

As the imposing wood and iron gates of the city drew closer, Calieo couldn't help but look up as she passed underneath the arch. It was somewhat impressive what these people had done with a bunch of rocks, not incredibly so, but still worthy of some credit. The guards at the gates didn't pay much mind to the group of strange individuals, a few stealing glances but trying to remain at attention. "Safe travels," one of them called out as everyone continued past the walls and out of the city, Calieo briefly glaring back at whomever had spoken up. She didn't stare too long however, Denise catching the knight's attention as she rolled off her mount and approached.

"Do not rush me, merchant. I will determine the worth of any information they can disclose, then we can be on our way," Calieo rebuked, looking away from Denise and turning back towards the girl she'd been conversing with. Before the knight could open her mouth again, the sound of something hitting the ground brought Calieo to look forward again and stop in her tracks. Only a short ways away a man now stood where there hadn't been one before. His eyes the only visible part of his face, the man in black leather dusted himself off a little before speaking in a hollow and toneless manor. While he droned on and began addressing Denise for some reason, Calieo soon recognized him as the man that had nearly had his head turned into pulp- an unexpected encounter, but one he apparently seemed determined to make considering his sudden appearance.

It was then that he began to address Calieo, his words empty sounding and monotone to the point where half of what he was saying flew right over the warrior's head. He kept talking, Calieo beginning to lose interest in whatever he was going on about. She'd caught the gist of it though; he sought money, and assumed that Calieo had it. "Your voice is like the empty space between starlight," Calieo commented, making clear to this stranger that she was unamused. She wasn't the only one displeased with this man's appearance, the woman in furs acting out and pushing past him to show how she felt. A slight grin moved across Calieo's lips at the sudden display of aggression, though she turned her gaze back to the man in leather to address him once more.

"I hardly understood a word you said. You seek wealth though, that much made sense, but I can tell you now I see no reason to request your aid. I've slaughtered man and beast alike traveling through the mountains, and will be surprised if there's anything I can't handle after fighting what I have. If you're offering your service to my cause there will be ample compensation for your time, but I have nothing to offer you until I find what I seek," Calieo announced, raising her shielded arm and pointing the blade towards this stranger. She grinned wider than before, a simple attempt to taunt whomever this was into a quick reply.
@lavulman Here, I'll try my hand at it :P

youtube.com/watch?v=wMnV_eL-D7w&list=L..

I am beyond excited for this, you have no idea.
[Calieo]

Calieo frowned slightly when the girl's answer wasn't more informative, though she supposed it made sense considering how she hadn't started seeing humans until the last leg of her journey through the mountains. It was somewhat odd that this apparently foreign merchant had been the first to claim any knowledge on what she sought. The Pillars were far from any civilization, which left Calieo wondering who or what had been so bold as to steal from their heart.

As the girl continued her inquiry, Calieo listened carefully and glanced towards her new guide upon hearing the description of 'Nethergate'. It sounded like a primitive place, even more so than this one, and such thoughts filled the warrior with a sense of loathing. Her negative emotions turned on themselves when the girl asked for more information on the relic, of which Calieo did not have much. "I know very little regarding what I seek," the knight admitted bitterly, pausing for a moment to think. "All I know is it's shape, and the stone hole it fits in. That, and whomever took it has a death wish."

It was then that another familiar face showed herself, the fur clad woman from the market, and whatever she said to her companion prompted that the two of them depart from this tangled mess of a city. "We may leave, yes. I grow tired of this aggravating stone maze," Calieo agreed, heading towards the main gates and motioning that she be followed. "Come along, Dennis," the warrior called back towards her guide, assuming that everyone else would keep up with her somewhat brisk pace.
Okay good to know. Just didn't want to end up ignoring people XP.

I gotta do a few things but should have time to post before heading to work
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