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Hi all. Currently takibg care of a personal emergency. Will be back and online by the weekend. If you see me online its because i just leave my accpunt on.
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It depends on where you are. I suggest just looking up pictures of texas or country life or something.
Google maps is a god send my friend.
Also depending one where you are in Texas maybe nothing at all.
Also depending one where you are in Texas maybe nothing at all.
Im on an HP mood so I might as well show my interest.
My general interest lies in playing a male Slytherin character working in St. Mungo's or if I can a find a way to do it in the muggle world.
My general interest lies in playing a male Slytherin character working in St. Mungo's or if I can a find a way to do it in the muggle world.
Hmm interesting I'll keep watch for now and throw in ideas.
I quite like the stat idea as it feels D&D, but yeah the dice is iffy for me. While I'm not completely against it I'd want to figure out how it's going to work. For the most part I think we should start with the whole base set of stats and we'll get free development on how we distribute that in the beginning. Then with training, tasks and missions we get to develop those stats, but how much is gained or how successful we are is determined by a roll of dice.
I quite like the stat idea as it feels D&D, but yeah the dice is iffy for me. While I'm not completely against it I'd want to figure out how it's going to work. For the most part I think we should start with the whole base set of stats and we'll get free development on how we distribute that in the beginning. Then with training, tasks and missions we get to develop those stats, but how much is gained or how successful we are is determined by a roll of dice.
I'll send the profile to you KL. Missed that part about PM sorry.
BTW can we make two characters?
I'll be submitting NIa as my first, but if it's okay I wanted to make another Titan, but someone who is purely telepathic whilst Nia in this version is a pure telekinetic.
BTW can we make two characters?
I'll be submitting NIa as my first, but if it's okay I wanted to make another Titan, but someone who is purely telepathic whilst Nia in this version is a pure telekinetic.
What's the plot about and where will this take place?
P.S. Would someone like Yojimbo be allowed?
P.S. Would someone like Yojimbo be allowed?
That's great to hear.
Okay so we're good on the were groups. SENSATIONAL!!! I think i got what you mean with the startle reflex, but I think you worded it wrong from my perspective. So they're panicky bird that are easily spooked. I can get by with that. And okay we'll use that bird. And Easlehawk? That just screams cool.
Good on the Alchemists, Magician, and Zombie groups then. We can call them Necromancers if you want, I;m not too tied with their zombie affiliation, plus I think that feels more right? (righter?) And AWWW clone babies.
I'm glad you think this is fun. It is to me too since it helps me with my world building skills a lot. Sorry for the late replies though. College is not that fun when it's being all Dementory and sucking the life out of you.
We should work on the setting's next and then work out the finer details. Afterwards we should talk about our two characters for a little bit.
Okay so we're good on the were groups. SENSATIONAL!!! I think i got what you mean with the startle reflex, but I think you worded it wrong from my perspective. So they're panicky bird that are easily spooked. I can get by with that. And okay we'll use that bird. And Easlehawk? That just screams cool.
Good on the Alchemists, Magician, and Zombie groups then. We can call them Necromancers if you want, I;m not too tied with their zombie affiliation, plus I think that feels more right? (righter?) And AWWW clone babies.
I'm glad you think this is fun. It is to me too since it helps me with my world building skills a lot. Sorry for the late replies though. College is not that fun when it's being all Dementory and sucking the life out of you.
We should work on the setting's next and then work out the finer details. Afterwards we should talk about our two characters for a little bit.
I'll work on Chris's on Monday since it's the holiday after I finish all my other stuff.
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The place I'm referring to is in 3601 Ennis Pkwy Ennis, TX 75119. I don't know who lives there and who they are, but I'll thank them anyway for helping me build the area aorund Holly.
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The place I'm referring to is in 3601 Ennis Pkwy Ennis, TX 75119. I don't know who lives there and who they are, but I'll thank them anyway for helping me build the area aorund Holly.
POSTED!!!
There's not a lot of dialog so I hope that's okay. Holly's already pretty F'd up since her father died and until she meets with Chris who will be her emotional support there's no way she'd begin talking to herself since that would easily lead her down the loony bin path.
There's not a lot of dialog so I hope that's okay. Holly's already pretty F'd up since her father died and until she meets with Chris who will be her emotional support there's no way she'd begin talking to herself since that would easily lead her down the loony bin path.
Holland “Holly” Rice was in a state of disarray. It’s been some a days since things went from bad to worse, and there was no sign of things getting better. She’d been hiding inside a rather large house since two days ago when she found it. As a general rule she made sure that wherever she went she would be close to the highways or a public road, but not too close, avoid residential and public areas as much as possible, and if it can’t be helped then hide in a forest. In the event that she had to hide away somewhere then make sure that the safehouse is fenced, secluded, and most importantly secure. There were a lot of other rules that she learned and made for survival, the rules were made just for her and another person since that’s how it was, but she was beginning to worry for her own health.
The house she was staying in was less of a house and more of a ranch. It was fenced, and, most likely belonged to a rich family as evidenced by the large pool, outlandish interior design, a four car garage independent form the main house, a boat house, a storage house, and the general amount of space that the building occupied. The residents or other survivors had already emptied the place of food and just about anything, necessary for survival, but that wasn’t much of a problem since she could take care of herself just fine. Supplies aside, it was a good safe house, it could have been great but the lack of food was going to make things troublesome in the long run, but the nearby field and the fruit trees could solve that problem once she got working on it. She didn’t want to stay though since it was doing for her peace of mind.
There were many reasons why she didn’t want to stay in one area for long, the first being that nothing good would ever come out of it, the second reason is that if she was to stay in one area for too long it would eventually attract people. These two reasons would lead to various complications that came to any society. The worst outcome being murder. The last time she’d been with more than two people someone got hurt when someone voiced a different opinion.
To be perfectly honest she did want to stay. The place was perfect after all. A large part of her hated it though since it was peaceful, quiet, and boring. Being bored leads to thinking and that’s not something she wanted to do. In times of grief, the worst thing to do was think about the past. That was something she heard from her dad many times in the past. “Don’t dwell on things you can’t change.” He would teach to her. She hated that saying before since it sounded real preachy and now she hated herself for not being able to follow it. She needed to get out of this house even if it was that great.
The house she picked passed all the standard tests that she used for picking safe houses with flying colors no less. Not only was it perfect it was also isolated, had its own large tank of water, a generator that ran on fuel which there was a lot of, an outhouse, a storage house by the lake, a guest house, and lot’s of space in and out of the house. There were a few houses nearby, but they were also relatively isolated each with their own fences and large open spaces. There also areas for farming animals and the land was good to so it should be easy enough to live in this place and not be bothered by anyone so long as she managed to set things up by herself. There was also a small airfield and hospital nearby according to her map so anything troublesome should occur she could easily scavenger those places. Staying in this place was the most logical thing to do. She was not being logical. There was also the matter of her uncle and cousins so that’s one logical reason for her to leave this paradise.
The house she was staying in was less of a house and more of a ranch. It was fenced, and, most likely belonged to a rich family as evidenced by the large pool, outlandish interior design, a four car garage independent form the main house, a boat house, a storage house, and the general amount of space that the building occupied. The residents or other survivors had already emptied the place of food and just about anything, necessary for survival, but that wasn’t much of a problem since she could take care of herself just fine. Supplies aside, it was a good safe house, it could have been great but the lack of food was going to make things troublesome in the long run, but the nearby field and the fruit trees could solve that problem once she got working on it. She didn’t want to stay though since it was doing for her peace of mind.
There were many reasons why she didn’t want to stay in one area for long, the first being that nothing good would ever come out of it, the second reason is that if she was to stay in one area for too long it would eventually attract people. These two reasons would lead to various complications that came to any society. The worst outcome being murder. The last time she’d been with more than two people someone got hurt when someone voiced a different opinion.
To be perfectly honest she did want to stay. The place was perfect after all. A large part of her hated it though since it was peaceful, quiet, and boring. Being bored leads to thinking and that’s not something she wanted to do. In times of grief, the worst thing to do was think about the past. That was something she heard from her dad many times in the past. “Don’t dwell on things you can’t change.” He would teach to her. She hated that saying before since it sounded real preachy and now she hated herself for not being able to follow it. She needed to get out of this house even if it was that great.
The house she picked passed all the standard tests that she used for picking safe houses with flying colors no less. Not only was it perfect it was also isolated, had its own large tank of water, a generator that ran on fuel which there was a lot of, an outhouse, a storage house by the lake, a guest house, and lot’s of space in and out of the house. There were a few houses nearby, but they were also relatively isolated each with their own fences and large open spaces. There also areas for farming animals and the land was good to so it should be easy enough to live in this place and not be bothered by anyone so long as she managed to set things up by herself. There was also a small airfield and hospital nearby according to her map so anything troublesome should occur she could easily scavenger those places. Staying in this place was the most logical thing to do. She was not being logical. There was also the matter of her uncle and cousins so that’s one logical reason for her to leave this paradise.
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