Draconilian Member
Call me Kali
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Well, there's a lot about me. I guess the really quick and dirty guide is that I'm a 21 year old transgirl college student with a lot of interests, mostly video game and media related. I'm kind of all over the place when it comes to RPing and usually prefer fantasy stuff. Really if you want to get to know me, just have a chat with me! Over some random OOC thread or just PM me to talk, I don't mind.
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I could theoretically just suck you all into a black hole.
yeah, I thought each element would be responsible for it's own power.
Seeing the relative power levels make such a huge spike SHOULD make me revamp my characters, but instead I'll just be really creative with light and gravity
Seeing the relative power levels make such a huge spike SHOULD make me revamp my characters, but instead I'll just be really creative with light and gravity
Pretty much so am I
I agree with Cruiser.
So, who's gunna post next?
Whisket said
Neato, been waiting for some dead bodies. Also, where is adjectives?
presumably out somewhere modifying nouns.
Thank you.
I am everywhere. If you ever see a "Draconilian" that's 100% of the time going to be me.
I am everywhere. If you ever see a "Draconilian" that's 100% of the time going to be me.
That's the spirit! I do love when everyone feels like they have a say in how things go
*continues to plot from behind the scenes*
*continues to plot from behind the scenes*
Damn butterfly effects. I get the feeling your character is going to have a big influence on how things go.
I consider those rules every GM should follow. I try to give everybody choices while still keeping secrets and making sure that things that need to happen, happen.
I remember reading once that a crappy GM will plan for his players to go into a dungeon, and if they don't go to it in the north he'll come up with some contrived bullshit to make them go there. A good GM will keep the dungeon a secret and when his players go south it is secretly moved to the south making them feel like they discovered it on their own.
Of course Play by post is far different and I try not to be quite so sinister.
I remember reading once that a crappy GM will plan for his players to go into a dungeon, and if they don't go to it in the north he'll come up with some contrived bullshit to make them go there. A good GM will keep the dungeon a secret and when his players go south it is secretly moved to the south making them feel like they discovered it on their own.
Of course Play by post is far different and I try not to be quite so sinister.
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