fellsing

The Wild Beyond Witchlight

I think it's time Jub proposed a new game: every time a character (PC or NPC) tells Brutrumukk not to do something, they put a copper piece in a jar. If Brutrumukk doesn't do the thing, he gets to keep it, but if he does do the thing, he has to give it back. This might be the only way Jub can teach Brutrumukk to have a little self-restraint.

The Whispering Grove

if people aren't taking him seriously and he feels like he needs to be a bit more intimidating~ xP

@Digizel

*sweats* Wow imagine playing a character who wouldn't take Saur seriously. I could never.

The Whispering Grove

Portrait

Name: Fran
Ancestry: Ratfolk
Heritage: Longsnout Rat
Class: Summoner
Subclass: Warrior Construct

Personality: Despite not living the easiest of lives, Fran is a pretty chipper individual. Coming from a large yet tight-knit family, she has a strong sense of community and is eager to lend a hand to those in need... just don't expect her to be great at the consoling or comforting part. Attempts to reassure people emotionally either come across as dismissive or condescending, with no in-between. She's much more a problem-solver, her mind always figuring out solutions rather than dwelling on the problem at hand, and once she's got an idea in her head, it's very difficult to dissuade her.

Fran's eidolon, Esnes isn't much of a talker. While they are fully capable of speaking common (and limited amount of Ysoki), the only people they seem comfortable with talking to are Fran and her family members. Any attempts from strangers to converse with them are either met with silence, short answers or a somewhat curt "You should ask Fran". This lack of conversation, along with their flat voice, bulky physical form, lack of human expressions and overall mannerism have lead a lot of people to assume that Esnes is simply some machine that Fran must have built to act as a servant and bodyguard... and they are perfectly fine with this assumption, despite the fact none of it is actually true.

Appearance: Fran stands at about 4 feet, and surprisingly on the rounder side despite how much of a struggle it often was for her family to put food on the table. Her fur is primarily white but patched with fawn, and her eyes are a dark pink. She's never had enough money to buy nice clothes, and a lot of her stuff tends to be hand-me-downs from other family members, often worn and rarely the correct size for her. She also has a pair of goggles and an apron that she wears while she's working (and often forgets to change out of when she isn't).

Her Eidolon, Esnes, stands at 7 feet tall, towering over not just their summoner but a good deal of other people. Their appearance is a larger, somewhat better constructed version of a toy robot Fran had growing up, made for her by an aging family member when they didn't have enough money for better toys.

Fran's character sheet

Epyllion: Beyond Moonlight's Reach

After surviving a magical plague, a dragon made of darkness itself, and a flight that seemed to go on forever, it seemed they were due for the true final boss of misery: family drama.

@Vertigo

Family drama? In my Epyllion roleplay?

It's more likely than you think.

Pokemon: Dream

Jill Brookes

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Location: Camphor's Lab Mentions: @Rune_Alchemist @Vertigo

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Aster had been so caught up in her sulking, she hadn't noticed the Snubbull approaching until Pix intervened. The sharp sound of the Fake Out caused her to stand to attention, bringing her tail up and out of the Snubbull's reach as the Aipom gave the dog Pokemon a look. Realising she had only been second away from her tail getting bitten, she gave Pix a grateful half-smirk and nod before blowing a raspberry at Snuggles and started chattering at her in a way that one could only guess contained some profanity.

Jill glanced over to her Pokemon's side. "What's gotten into you now?" she asked, giving the Aipom a little scratch on the head. Apparently, she hadn't noticed what had just happened at all.

[PF 2E] The Whispering Grove

@Euphoria Question: I'm planning on playing a ratfolk. Would that be okay, and if so, how common are they in this world? Where would they be likely to live?

[PF 2E] The Whispering Grove

This still open? I have just started learning Pathfinder 2e after doing a one-shot, so this sounds pretty cool.

Epyllion: Beyond Moonlight's Reach

Posted a quick response to Skobeloff's question. I like to imagine all the NPCs really wanted to know what the heck Rudrick meant and were too scared to ask, and now are breathing a sigh of relief that Skobeloff asked the question for them.

Epyllion: Beyond Moonlight's Reach

"Well, like a lot of Semscale dragons, Heliotrope started mentoring a drake, wanted to pass on the art of healing," Rudrick explained. "And, err, Coryn... he's still learning and he, err..." Rudrick makes a face as he tries to figure out the best way to phrase what he's about to say. "He... he tries. He really does."

Epyllion: Beyond Moonlight's Reach

If that's a bad thing, I have not done that. Toriel is my number one favourite Undertale character that isn't Tsunderplane.

@rush99999

No, it's not bad. Just, it's funny because it wasn't originally intended when I made Fogdance, but at some point while writing a post about her, I realised the similarities, and considering how much I like Undertale, there was probably some subconscious inspiration going on there. So hearing you say that is kinda funny.