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Well Griss is the kind of Ig who wants the approval of others, so he'd try to look confident and just go in a door with no questions. But as a player I wish to know, 1) Which door(s) is best suited for Griss' natural abilities and 2) Which door(s) are the most fun. Up to you what constitutes as "fun" :D

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@Mae when we go to Gateway do our Ig's ask the questions about the doors or are we supposed to ask them here?

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"Oh, new friends, hello," Griss said quite glad he wasn't alone anymore as the first two Ig's after him had woken up. One of them sounded quite funny, the other was asking if they were siblings. Griss hadn't thought of that, he didn't really care if they were or not, he just was glad for the company. Before he could say anything to his new friends one of the eggs rolled right by and would have hit him had he not quickly moved himself back. It crashed in to the last egg and now it seemed everyone was awake and moving about.

It seemed they had gotten Hivemind's attention, which Griss was happy for, though he wasn't sure if his new friends would like it or not. A big glowing eye was looking at them all now, poking them from behind then staring. At the poke Griss had jumped and turned to face it, only to see it whirl back around in front of him. As it stared he just waved at it. "Hello Hivemind." At that point it mentioned a party, parties were fun, right? Griss didn't have much time to think on it as Hivemind sucked up their eggs and then seemed to want everyone else to go in to the light. "This is so exciting, isn't this exciting everyone? I'm Griss, by the way, and I'm so happy to have met all of you." Griss was very excited from being around all the new people, it made him quite giddy.

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I'll get something up tomorrow, spending tonight with my girlfriend for Valentine's Day. Also to everyone, if you ever think it would be funny to ignore Griss go for it, it's part of his character that he doesn't get noticed :D

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@Mag Lev cool, thanks. Is it a similar situation with the less developed kingdoms? Because I'm making my character from Galorand and that literally has one line about it

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I really hate to double post @Mag Lev but I wasn't sure if you'd see an edit. I just wanted to ask, when it comes to details about the world and what exactly the species can do should we ask you or should we just make up whatever we want? Within reason of course, because I have some ideas about how Maranek are and some skills many of them have, mainly the ability to mimic many different sounds

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I'll wait for the other races (I'm assuming you'll do a little something about elves, dwarves, and humans) but right now I'm leaning towards bird person (as you can see I haven't learned the names yet). I'm on my phone so I can't do much right now, but I'll get some work in when I get home

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I'm waiting for the races to be revealed before I can really work more on my character. Right now I just kinda have a really general theme. A user of Druidic magic from Galorand. I'd like more on the races to see what catches my eye

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I'm conflicted on if I should post again or if I should wait for the others

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It's so dark, Griss tried to move around but and it's cramped too, I don't like this place. He moved his arms forward and felt something solid, maybe he could get out of here. After hitting the wall a few times he heard a crack, and after more effort the walls around him came down and he was free. Looking around he could see there was no one else around, just some eggs. "Oh, I guess I'm just by myself right now." Griss didn't like this, he crawled over to one of the other eggs, a pretty blue one with weird designs on it, and tapped it gently. "I won't be alone forever, right? Others will come?" He crawled back to his egg and just sat there, "I wish you guys would hurry up, I don't like being by myself." But until the others came out he'd just be there, alone. He really didn't like this one bit.