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8 yrs ago
Current Sliced Bread is the best thing since Betty White
8 yrs ago
I finally got around to watching A Silent Voice. Very nice to see some deaf culture representation in anime.
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9 yrs ago
My room is so empty! All of my furniture sans bed and wardrobe have been moved to the new place. Not long now :)
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9 yrs ago
Buzzbead... BuzzBEAD. WHICH GEMSTONE ARE YOU? TAKE THIS INSIGHTFUL QUESTIONNAIRE TO FIND OUT!
9 yrs ago
*Downing a bottle of cab merlot whilst filling out mental illness quizzes on buzzbeed* COMING OUT OF MY CAGE AND I'VE BEEN DOING JUST FINE
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29, He/Him. Amateur Tarot reader and literature enthusiast. Part time student majoring in English Literature and Cultural Studies.

Current music obsessions: Fleetwood Mac, Spacey Jane, Florence and the Machine, Franz Ferdinand.

Currently reading: 'The Ministry of Utmost Happiness' by Arundhati Roy

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Out of curiosity, what sort of animals are in the Dreamscape? Which ones can you hunt, and which will tear your face of like its fresh baked bread?


That is actually up for you guys to decide. The world of Eden has unique creatures and plants and I want everybody to participate in helping build the world. If I remember in the previous Rp, some of the creatures we had were Kwenda, which are incredibly fast marsupials that burrow underground. We also had Ngarlaks, which were a hybrid between camel and lizard which were a main source of food/skins/bones for the tribe. There was also Durabu, which were like big furry hippopotamus with large tusks. There were more but I can't remember them. Basically the roleplayers had free reign to create creatures/plants as they saw necessary.

I thought this would be the best way since our characters will be travelling quite a bit, so we'll encounter many different environments. I didn't see it necessary to write out a huge glossary of what we might find because odds are we won't be in the same place for incredibly long.
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*Doesn't have the DLC v.v*

I used Ludwig's holy blade cus it actually does a ton of damage and the one-handed version takes about as much stamina as the Blades of Mercy do, and has decent range, and don't have any other kinds of damage so you can use papers on it, and... *Goes on*

And it's the only thing I have at +10.

But! It gives almost no life back on hits.


Oh I hope you manage to acquire the DLC at some point. It has some of the more challenging boss fights imo.
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I was wondering if I could create a hunter family, or sect of sorts. A revered group in the clan that the best hunters are apart of. My character is training, or being trained to join. Need them to have some thing special.


I don't see a problem in having a family who are skilled hunters, though I feel like having a selective group of 'the best hunters' doesn't really fit the overall tone of the Ansharin community. The skilled hunters passing their knowledge onto the young inexperienced ones is a common thing among these kinds of communities. Perhaps it might be more appropriate for your character to be training underneath an older Ansharin who has received their tattoos for their hunting skills?
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Yeah, you're gonna need a bit more than 15 vitality, I think I ended my first go through the game with well more. I think I got to about 1000 life then decided "That's a good amount of life" before putting maybe one or two more stat points into it, as well as using the Caryll rune that gives life back on visceral attacks. Endurance is mostly useful if you need to stunlock enemies with light weapons or swing greatswords around. Ludwig's Holy Blade is a nightmare on stamina in greatsword form, and the Burial Blade takes 100 or so stamina to do it's charged two-handed swing.


I mostly used the Blades of Mercy so I was always good for stamina. Either that or the Rakuyo when the DLC came out.
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I don't mind this at all btw. :)


It's a plan then! :D
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Odd, but I think it's a vitality stat problem then, I only get one-shot when I'm under leveled in a Chalice Dungeon (Beat one boss that I used all my ammo on, most got visceral attacks off, and I barely won, but that boss had easy to predict attacks) or let a really really obvious death attack from a boss hit.

Then again I'm mostly through NG+ now and I have yet to be truly frustrated with a (non-chalice) boss, and I'm also in NG+ in Darksouls uno (Haven't done anything there though), so maybe I'm just half decent at the game.

BTW you can get out of grabs by spamming the bumper and trigger buttons.


Yeah the bumper and trigger thing is a lifesaver. Although I probably got one shot a lot because I do admit to neglecting vitality a lot. I think I ended my game with like 15 Vitality on one of my characters. I thought endurance would be better but you really don't need that much stamina in Bloodborne. Everything is so cheap, stamina wise.
Name | Kwelak Djilyaro, "Kwenda"

Gender | Male

Age | 15

Appearance | Kwelek is a young boy of above average height with a very lean, slender body. He has dark skin, but is somewhat lighter in tone due to his ancestry. His skin is rough and he sports calloused feet and hands from a life of hard labor. His hands and feet are usually covered in a white, almost chalk like dust that is found within the Moodja. He has a very sharp, angular face with a very well defined jaw line and sharp cheekbones. He has amber eyes and his hair is a light brunette with flecks of gold streaking throughout. He weaves beads, feathers and other charms into his shoulder length hair. He is also one of the youngest Ansharin to have received his tattoos, and he is remembered within the Dream as 'Kwenda', a marsupial of the Moodja known for it's unmatched speed. His tattoos are a depiction of an old folk tale from the Dream involving the Kwenda, covering him from head to toe with the red ink.

Personality | Kwelek is a rather respectful young man who listens to his elders and is eager to please. He can be a bit of a blind optimist sometimes; always motivated to continue even in dire circumstances. He tends to be a bit arrogant because of this, refusing to face facts. He's a bit of a slow learner, but his determination is downright inspiring. Even if he were to fail a thousand times, Kwelek would be too stubborn to admit defeat. Kwelek enjoys telling stories, and can always be relied on to recall a tale from the Dream around the camp fire. Even despite his love for his tribe, Kwelek wishes to explore Kedalup in the hopes of finding his exiled mother as well as contribute even greater tales towards the Dream.

Some of the other members of the Ansharin hold quite a bit of resentment towards Kwelek. They believe he was unworthy of receiving his tattoos as his skills as a warrior and hunter are sub-par compared to others. They believe his anointment to be a case of favoritism as Kwelek is the grandson of one of the elders.

Skills |
  • Kedalup's Messenger Kwelek's speed is unmatched among the Ansharin. What he lacks in strength, he makes up for with his nimbleness and powerful young legs. He was given the name 'Kwenda' for being the first Ansharin in two generations to be able to catch the marsupial of the same name.
  • Ansharin Sentry Kwelek was never strong enough to be a fully fledged hunter for his tribe, but his quick feet and keen senses allowed him to serve well as a scout for his tribe. There are many dangerous predators that roam the Dreamscape, and it is the job of the Ansharin Scouts to spot any trace that they might come near the Oasis.
  • Dream Weaver The sacred art of recalling the Dream. Every Ansharin learns the Dream, and Dream Weaving is a common practice among the tribe. Kwelek is infamous for his exciting recollections of the Dream that are quite popular among the children of the tribe.


Equipment |
  • Waterskin
  • 1x Bone tipped spear
  • Ansharin Pelts


Biography | Kwelek never knew his father, and he barely had a chance to know his mother. While his mother was pregnant, she committed a great sin against Kedalup. Kwelek's mother, deranged and rabid, murdered her husband while he slept. The elders wanted to kill her, but they knew doing so would also kill the unborn Kwelek. They allowed her to give birth to her son, and then banished her to The Dreamscape to forever carry the weight of her sins on her shoulders. This is all that Kwelek knows of his mother, and any further questions are met with scornful looks of both fear and disgust. The Ansharin are superstitious people, and what happened to Kwelek's mother is a topic of taboo that is avoided within the tribe. They act as though it never happened. Yet despite this, Kwelek was still shunned by his tribe for being the son of a heretic.

Growing up, Kwelek was never the best hunter. He couldn't even fight well. He was often belittled by his peers because of this fact, and he quickly sought to rectify his weakness. He would no longer be the shameful son of a traitor, and became determined to earn his tattoos and be remembered in the Dream. There is an old tale in the Dream, of an Ansharin who ran like the wind, and moved like lightning. He was the first Ansharin to ever be fast enough to touch the tail of the Kwenda. The Kwenda are the only creature that roam the Dreamland that the Ansharin do not hunt. This is for two reasons: one, they are considered to be messengers of Kedalup. As such, they are sacred and must not be hunted. And two, the Kwenda are so fast, so nimble and agile, that even if the Ansharin did hunt them; they'd never be able to catch them.

Determined, Kwelek spent most of his spare time between training and working as a scout chasing after the many Kwenda that roamed the Moodja. He quickly became the target of mockery among the tribe for his stubborn attitude. That was until, one evening, Kwelek caught the Kwenda. When he showed up at the fire pit for dinner that night, the other tribesmen couldn't believe their eyes. No one in two generations had ever been able to touch a Kwenda, let alone capture one. Kwelek's grandfather and the other elders decided that this feat was deserving of the Dream; and Kwelek's name was changed to Kwenda. He was also given his tattoos, that depict the first Dream about the Kwenda and how it came to be the fastest creature in the Dreamscape.

Although some are still resentful of Kwenda, envious of his tattoos, he gained recognition among the other Ansharin. People stopped remembering him as Kwelek, son of the heretic, and started remembering him as Kwenda, a messenger of Kedalup. Now that the journal has been discovered, Kwenda's new ambition in life is to explore Kedalup and learn about life before The Silence; spreading the Ansharin Dreams wherever he goes.
@Leslie Hall
He ditched his entourage since they wanted food, and he wanted to find information.


Fair enough.
@Leslie Hall
If you want I have a 'rogue' wizard free to talk to XD
Good old Kaze is running around the city looking for information.


Sorry for not responding to this! Been busy :(

Also yes, I could have Rosalina talk to Kaze if you'd like. Her and Sayatachi are still at the cafe so feel free to have him and his entourage approach them.

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Actually, less than you think.

There aren't really a lot of one-hit kills in Bloodborne unless you're underleveled, or against certain bosses.

And it's okay @Caits, we'll wait for you :)


Huh, I actually found that there were a bit more random one-shot attacks in Bloodborne. But you never really noticed it because you're so mobile in Bloodborne compared to Dark Souls, so you don't get hit by them very often. Unless you're me, and you need to git gud.
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Thank you very much for your interest. I have put up the OOC. link here.

I hope this is a memorable experience for us all!
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