Yeah, I think that combined with what you mentioned in your other post (outdoor only and stuff) make it balanced. Edit your sheet and you're ready to go!
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I know the feeling of being terrible with distances all too well, don't worry about that.
But 1-2km is quite a lot, but it also depends on where the wings can be used. Are they small enough to be used indoors, or are they too big for that?
But 1-2km is quite a lot, but it also depends on where the wings can be used. Are they small enough to be used indoors, or are they too big for that?
@Harlequ
Interesting character! But there's an issue with their ability to fly.
Flight is part of the 'banned powers' but as I said in the rules section I'm willing to make exceptions if properly balanced. So, how far can she fly?
Alternatively, Gliding instead of flying is something I have no issues with, as long as it does not come with a way of gaining altitude like you can with flying.
If you resolve this minor issue (either by setting a flight range I find acceptable or by switching to gliding) then you can consider yourself accepted!
Interesting character! But there's an issue with their ability to fly.
Flight is part of the 'banned powers' but as I said in the rules section I'm willing to make exceptions if properly balanced. So, how far can she fly?
Alternatively, Gliding instead of flying is something I have no issues with, as long as it does not come with a way of gaining altitude like you can with flying.
If you resolve this minor issue (either by setting a flight range I find acceptable or by switching to gliding) then you can consider yourself accepted!
@Hokum
Hida doesn't pay much attention to the captain. Instead keeping her attention on this 'Shard' woman. The woman was shocked by the earthquake, but the event had not diminished her excitement.
"I'm not sure if following me is what you're looking for though, I'm a rather dull person. That being said though, you're free to stick around if you wish to do so, I won't tell you to leave."
"And if you don't like it 'up in your ship', then why not just stay away from there? After all, nobody's forcing you to go back, right?"
Actions for Mili & Pirila will come when people do things that involve them.
Hida doesn't pay much attention to the captain. Instead keeping her attention on this 'Shard' woman. The woman was shocked by the earthquake, but the event had not diminished her excitement.
"I'm not sure if following me is what you're looking for though, I'm a rather dull person. That being said though, you're free to stick around if you wish to do so, I won't tell you to leave."
"And if you don't like it 'up in your ship', then why not just stay away from there? After all, nobody's forcing you to go back, right?"
Actions for Mili & Pirila will come when people do things that involve them.
As the Ferry slowly approaches the Trios Harbour, the crew starts preparing to dock. It's late in the morning, so most of the fishing boats that would normally dock are gone, and the only boats remaining are some of the larger ones.
But the docks themselves are far from empty - people have set up stalls on the docks, hoping to sell things of dubious value to people coming to town by boat. The stalls themselves are rather colourful as the people operating them hope to attract people to buy from them instead of from others.
A bit further inland, past the stalls crowding the docks, are numerous townhouses. As this is the one dock where the ferries dock it does not lead to the warehouses like the other docks, instead providing a quick route into town.
The town itself is divided into 6 districts. The Bazaar, the Church and other structures near the center of the town are part of the central district, where the town hall is located as well. The rest of the town is divided into four more districts, each named after a cardinal direction. The areas outside of the town, where the mines, farms and the manor are located, are part of the outside district.
The main road leading into the town from the port brings people past several stores selling all sorts of items, the more popular of the town's taverns, and the largest inn in town with a view over the harbour and the sea, the Singing Fish. From there on, people can go west towards the town's Grand Bazaar, while continuing Northward would bring them to the town's large Church and eventually to the excavation site where a group of archaeologists are busy exploring the recent discovery.
The fastest way out of town, however, would be going East. Going in that direction it's only a relatively short walk before one leaves the town of Trios and enters the fields around it. There are a handful of farms here, but the cold climate of Trios makes farming difficult. As a result, the town either fishes for or imports most of it's food.
But, although there are many ways to explore the town of Trios, the people aboard the boat would have to wait.
After all, the ship hasn't docked yet, that would still take a while. Until then, those aboard would have to entertain themselves with what was aboard the ship.
The ship fortunately was not just a repurposed cargo ship. Instead, it had been built specifically for bringing people to Trios. It had plenty of cabins for the passengers - simple cabins with a single bed, table, chair and closet - and a large lounge for people to sit, eat and talk.
But, not all is peaceful in the town of Trios. In one of the larger houses in the eastern district, a woman screams in horror as she finds the decapitated body of her husband, sitting on the couch in their home.
In the Manor outside the town, a newly-hired maid trips and breaks a stack of plates. Meanwhile, an ageing man is having tea on the balcony, overlooking the town he built while enjoying the sun.
In the mines, the miners are working hard, hoping to find gold. For some of them, finding gold is common. Others have never had the fortune of ever seeing the town's famed gold before it gets mined.
At the bazaar, a girl sits eating a sandwich while waiting for something, occasionally looking into the small pouch she has with her as if checking if something is still there.
And at the excavation site, a group of archaeologists have given up all hope of finding their missing colleague.
But the docks themselves are far from empty - people have set up stalls on the docks, hoping to sell things of dubious value to people coming to town by boat. The stalls themselves are rather colourful as the people operating them hope to attract people to buy from them instead of from others.
A bit further inland, past the stalls crowding the docks, are numerous townhouses. As this is the one dock where the ferries dock it does not lead to the warehouses like the other docks, instead providing a quick route into town.
The town itself is divided into 6 districts. The Bazaar, the Church and other structures near the center of the town are part of the central district, where the town hall is located as well. The rest of the town is divided into four more districts, each named after a cardinal direction. The areas outside of the town, where the mines, farms and the manor are located, are part of the outside district.
The main road leading into the town from the port brings people past several stores selling all sorts of items, the more popular of the town's taverns, and the largest inn in town with a view over the harbour and the sea, the Singing Fish. From there on, people can go west towards the town's Grand Bazaar, while continuing Northward would bring them to the town's large Church and eventually to the excavation site where a group of archaeologists are busy exploring the recent discovery.
The fastest way out of town, however, would be going East. Going in that direction it's only a relatively short walk before one leaves the town of Trios and enters the fields around it. There are a handful of farms here, but the cold climate of Trios makes farming difficult. As a result, the town either fishes for or imports most of it's food.
But, although there are many ways to explore the town of Trios, the people aboard the boat would have to wait.
After all, the ship hasn't docked yet, that would still take a while. Until then, those aboard would have to entertain themselves with what was aboard the ship.
The ship fortunately was not just a repurposed cargo ship. Instead, it had been built specifically for bringing people to Trios. It had plenty of cabins for the passengers - simple cabins with a single bed, table, chair and closet - and a large lounge for people to sit, eat and talk.
But, not all is peaceful in the town of Trios. In one of the larger houses in the eastern district, a woman screams in horror as she finds the decapitated body of her husband, sitting on the couch in their home.
In the Manor outside the town, a newly-hired maid trips and breaks a stack of plates. Meanwhile, an ageing man is having tea on the balcony, overlooking the town he built while enjoying the sun.
In the mines, the miners are working hard, hoping to find gold. For some of them, finding gold is common. Others have never had the fortune of ever seeing the town's famed gold before it gets mined.
At the bazaar, a girl sits eating a sandwich while waiting for something, occasionally looking into the small pouch she has with her as if checking if something is still there.
And at the excavation site, a group of archaeologists have given up all hope of finding their missing colleague.
@citrouille
Thanks for the quick edit!
@Prima Luce
Accepted, glad to have you aboard!
I will be making the first IC post shortly - hopefully tomorrow. People can still join after we start of course.
Would you guys like a Discord Server for the RP?
Thanks for the quick edit!
@Prima Luce
Accepted, glad to have you aboard!
I will be making the first IC post shortly - hopefully tomorrow. People can still join after we start of course.
Would you guys like a Discord Server for the RP?
@citrouille
Your character sheet looks good, but there's only one minor issue: Cars don't exist yet.
Beyond that I can see no problems with the character, so just fix that and you'll be accepted!
@Quote5
Looks good, accepted!
Your character sheet looks good, but there's only one minor issue: Cars don't exist yet.
Beyond that I can see no problems with the character, so just fix that and you'll be accepted!
@Quote5
Looks good, accepted!
As Shard starts rambling, Hida takes the time to get a good look at the girl. She seemed nice enough, if a little excited and strange. She wasn't really sure what this 'Shard' person was talking about, but that didn't really matter.
Shaking Shard's hand, Hida is about to respond when the building is hit by an earthquake, severely damaging the structure. The earthquake knocks everyone off their feet, but Hida is quick to stand up again. Once again brushing any dust off of her dress, she simply states. "We have many names for this place, of which I personally prefer the word 'Useless Trash Heap'. Anyway, my name's Hida, and are you alright or did the quake do to your bones what it did to the floor?"
Growling as she notices the lotion, Pirila reaches out to grab it and toss it out a nearby window when the quake hits. Quickly, she pulls Mili under the safety of their table and waits for the earthquake to end.
"Well. That's no good. Shall we check the damage, Mili?" Pirila says, getting up from underneath the table and extending her hand for Mili to grab.
Mili trembles as she hides under the table together with Pirila. Everything was shaking and stuff! The walls might come down on top of them!
Fortunately though, nothing happened, and Mili sighed a breath of relief. As Pirila gets up and extends her hand, Mili begins to crawl towards Pirila.
At that moment, an intense, scorching pain hits her neck, and Mili collapses onto the floor screaming in pain as the heat burns through the bandages.
Thoroughly distracted by the pain, Mili doesn't notice Pirila pulling her closer and wrapping an arm around her, her comforting words drowned out by Mili's crying. She didn't like the pain, not one bit, and she didn't even what caused it! Did debris hit her in the neck? No, wait, her neck hurt a bit ago too. Was this the same thing hurting again?
Whatever the case, Mili keeps crying for a long while after the burning stops, only stopping after noticing that Pirila had carried her out of the dining room and laid her down on a couch.
Pirila, meanwhile, was stroking the younger girl's hair. She didn't say anything - or Mili simply didn't hear it - but it was obvious that she was shocked and confused by what had just happened.
It seemed like their plan to check the building for damage would have to wait.
Shaking Shard's hand, Hida is about to respond when the building is hit by an earthquake, severely damaging the structure. The earthquake knocks everyone off their feet, but Hida is quick to stand up again. Once again brushing any dust off of her dress, she simply states. "We have many names for this place, of which I personally prefer the word 'Useless Trash Heap'. Anyway, my name's Hida, and are you alright or did the quake do to your bones what it did to the floor?"
Growling as she notices the lotion, Pirila reaches out to grab it and toss it out a nearby window when the quake hits. Quickly, she pulls Mili under the safety of their table and waits for the earthquake to end.
"Well. That's no good. Shall we check the damage, Mili?" Pirila says, getting up from underneath the table and extending her hand for Mili to grab.
Mili trembles as she hides under the table together with Pirila. Everything was shaking and stuff! The walls might come down on top of them!
Fortunately though, nothing happened, and Mili sighed a breath of relief. As Pirila gets up and extends her hand, Mili begins to crawl towards Pirila.
At that moment, an intense, scorching pain hits her neck, and Mili collapses onto the floor screaming in pain as the heat burns through the bandages.
Thoroughly distracted by the pain, Mili doesn't notice Pirila pulling her closer and wrapping an arm around her, her comforting words drowned out by Mili's crying. She didn't like the pain, not one bit, and she didn't even what caused it! Did debris hit her in the neck? No, wait, her neck hurt a bit ago too. Was this the same thing hurting again?
Whatever the case, Mili keeps crying for a long while after the burning stops, only stopping after noticing that Pirila had carried her out of the dining room and laid her down on a couch.
Pirila, meanwhile, was stroking the younger girl's hair. She didn't say anything - or Mili simply didn't hear it - but it was obvious that she was shocked and confused by what had just happened.
It seemed like their plan to check the building for damage would have to wait.
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