Garth

Medieval Fantasy RP (High Casual)

Can I throw in my two cents?

We shouldn't be creating characters for this (or any) RP based only on the interest check. The interest check is just the bare bones basics. Is there interest? If so, the GM will then add more details. If there is no interest, why should the GM spend time putting in all of the details.

Wait for the details in the 'official' game to start before putting all of the details into your character. If somebody says it's looks good and they have interest, but the first game posts have details they don't like, they can drop (really, never join) the game. No harm, no foul.

Medieval Fantasy RP (High Casual)

@AmbraI would love to join if you still have space.

Thanks doing the work to set up the game!

Between the hammer and the anvil

Zarwin wasn't happy about bringing on the other two men. Yet the matter has been decided now. Which was find. It sounded like they wouldn't be on the boat for too long. We was going to sit at the front of the boat as a look out. It looks like now, he will have to keep an eye on the inside as well as the outside.

He nodded to the two new comers. "I'm Zarwin. Welcome. I hope we stay ahead of whoever is chasing you. By the way, how many are you running from?"

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Mission: Blackmarsh

(Team G-Men)

The fisherman was a tough looking old man. He looked more pirate than fisherman. Zarwin aided the blink monk and was ready to help guide him to the boat and over the side onto the boat if needed. When they boated, Zarwin nodded to the fisherman. He's never been on a sea faring boat before, but he's been on these small river boats lots of times. He could swim so he wasn't too worried about falling in. However, he didn't like thinking about what was under the water.

He laid his bow across his lap and made sure his arrows were within easy reach if needed.

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Zarwin leaned over Bergoda's shoulder and looked at the map too. He was able to commit most of it to memory, at least the basic route. "I rather not muck around with ghosts. Or any other form of undead. Let's just avoid them as much as possible. I can deal with most creatures of the swamp. But ghosts are just unnatural."

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Oh my god... Are we crazy?

Rule #1: Never split the party

We are doomed. DOOMED, I say. *cries* We are all gonna die.

Tell my mama I love her.

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Zarwin looked up at the older man. "Oldrik, I will need a good bow and arrows. Also, a lock pick set if you want me to open any locks in the old building in the marsh." Zarwin didn't like the idea of kidnapping the kid. He was more bugler type. He didn't mind breaking in to places and taking what he wanted. He was also a fair archer. He's killed before, usually from a distance. He liked it better that way.

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if we divide up, Zarwin will go to black marsh. But I think we have few enough people to stick together.

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Zarwin shrugged to himself. Magic, the gods, that type of stuff didn't bother him too much. He thought himself to pragmatic to be superstitious. Now he knew why Dulcena had him brought here. He was an archer. But more importantly he was a thief. He bragged..maybe once too often... that there wasn't a lock he couldn't pick.

He didn't give a rat's ass about defending the land. But if this job would buy his freedom, he would be in.

"er.. M'Lady? You said the place was sealed for a long time. How was it sealed? Is it a mechanical lock?"

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Zarwin just came up from the basement stairs. He was brought in from one of the rural jails in the countryside. He was well built from his work on the farms and pulling the great bow. He was a little awed by seeing the other warriors and the Lady.

He made a clumsy bow towards Dulcena and said, "I'm sorry I'm late. They just barely brought me here. They said to bath and come up as fast as I could." He was embarrassed but found a place towards the back to lean against the wall and try to figure out what is going on.