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The Tower [A Fire Emblem Roleplay]

Unless everyone wants to make a post about how they did or didn't put out a torch we can probably use a GM post at this point. @Light

The Tower [A Fire Emblem Roleplay]

Sigrdrífa Rylo

"Very well then. If you can all be so kind as to grab a torch we can snuff them all out together." Sigrdrífa said politely and waited for everyone to do so. Upon this happening, she would continue, "When I say three then, alright? One.. two... three!" As explained Sigrdrífa quickly snuffed out her torch and waited for the others to do the same, curious to see if anything would happen. Hopefully something happened, she wasn't eager to starve to death in some sort of dank dungeon without any hope of escape.

Men vs. Women Race to 1000

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Men vs. Women Race to 1000

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Men vs. Women Race to 1000

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Edge of Tamriel - Aetherium

Shinon nodded and mentally repeated the names to himself to better remember them, "Thanks for the advice, I'll be sure to stop by." With that he was off to the inn to secure dinner and lodgings. The next morning they could explore the shops a little before moving on with their quest. It'd be nice if they could be the ones during the surprising next time around, after all magic didn't do you any good with an arrow in the throat. Though Shinon wasn't precisely sure what happened to a necromancer's undead after he died, he simply assumed they fell apart.

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Actions: Head to inn and acquire food and a place to stay the night.

Heroes of Beacon - the Next Chapter

Why is art so cool but so not easy? :<

Men vs. Women Race to 1000

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The Tower [A Fire Emblem Roleplay]

@Redstring Dang it stop having a life.

Godless Ichor (Dark Fantasy/Action)

Eldarin looked at the scene in admiration, clearly the knight had considerable skill if he had already taken down three of the knights and was working on three more. From the looks of things he wasn't even injured. Still, anyone could use a hand against odds like those and Eldarin instinctively began moving forward to assist the man with the whistling greatsword. The warrior leapt to attack one of the knights and was promptly set upon by the other. Seeing his chance Eldarin also entered the fray, his sword lashing out, fast as a viper, at the hammer statue's vulnerable neck. "You're not alone." Eldarin called out upon the landing of his strike. Even as he moved he could feel a slight twinge of pain from his previous damage. Not enough to impair him overly, but enough to make combat uncomfortable.