Guilty Spark

The Blue Moon Tavern

<Snipped quote by Guilty Spark> that's an amazing gif. and ah yeah didn't think about that. cut the jobs up into stages then?

@c3p-0h

Scenes, we could say. I have a store of reaction gifs, some for incredibly complex reactions and others for simple things like applause. I mainly use them on imgur since I don't want to start spamming them out, but on occasion I have one that just fits the occasion too well.

The Blue Moon Tavern

<Snipped quote by Guilty Spark> yeah, i was thinking about that too. for group jobs, we should probably do them over PMs and then just do one massive post in the IC. easier to manage. also you probably don't know each other too well because rum is always gone for some reason.

@c3p-0h

Yeah, we would really just be controlling the pace and organizing interactions. We wouldn't want to post the whole mission at once, the IC would look dead and then the posts that came in would be too much to swallow.

The Blue Moon Tavern

<Snipped quote by Guilty Spark> Aww! But I thought the both of you made a wonderful couple! Ah well, hopefully whiskey will treat you better :P

@Sessamaru

He has so far, I haven't had a night where I regretted his warm embrace on my brain (or at least not a night where it was his fault). @c3p-0h, Tahira will speak to Kat after Sess' next post with Priest. Once we get deeper into the mission (when the action starts picking up) we might want to think of starting some collaborative posts. Rum an I have had a few flings, by the way, but we don't really know each other too well.

The Blue Moon Tavern

<Snipped quote by Guilty Spark> More like being pissed the entire night. My boss can't prioritize, had me end my shift after my ride left, and didn't give me any work for an hour and just kept me there for no reason. So, I ended up drinking until I stopped caring. Worse. Decision. Ever.

@Sessamaru

Ah, I haven't had a chance to get pissed at my boss yet since I'm still in college. However, I have had a chance to regret alcohol. Vodka and I are no longer on speaking terms, but I've moved on to whiskey so it's vodka's loss.

The Blue Moon Tavern

Alright, I'm nearly finished getting over my hangover. I'll post in the next hour. Sorry for the wait, folks.

@Sessamaru

Have fun last night? :p

The Blue Moon Tavern

So when should we post in the IC asking to take the missions. Also I have a suggestion for a mission

@The Patriarch

1) As of right now, they're up so you can go investigate the job board as long as you don't add too much for Priest to respond to in your post (since there are already three or so people up there). 2) Do you remember the PM you used to send your History to Sessamaru? I suggest you send in your suggestions over the same PM, that way there are no spoilers in the OOC and Sess' inbox doesn't get cluttered with new PMs.

The Blue Moon Tavern

<Snipped quote by pure493> Poor Tahira.

@c3p-0h

She'll have to be the Bernard of the group. xD

Alma Terra Heroes

Alright, I'll be catching up and posting soon. I'm free all day, and plenty awake.

The Blue Moon Tavern

In the meantime, I believe I will have to come out with a good believable reason as to why rouen would even conduct a quest on a mission board. He is currently focused on the threat that the remnants are. We shall see as the interactions between rouen and the priest pan out.

@pure493

Rouen seems to take an interest in magic, he might think of it as his duty to make sure rare magical gems aren't just sitting in the forest for any evil to take. That could keep him stuck at the tavern for a while. 666th OOC Post goes to me.

The Blue Moon Tavern

Tahira chose to ignore the witch’s slanderous remark towards the musician. She didn’t have a strong opinion of his music but she did recognize that it took some skill, and there was no danger of her falling under the sway of that particular spell, since the magic blast from earlier had made her more alert. In fact, she was interested in how he fused magic into his music and made a mental note to ask him later. For now, she would focus on one thing at a time, and that was awaiting Margaret’s response to her question. "Oh, quite a few years. Under various masters and from various sources. I suppose that's the defining quality of witchcraft - learning on your own and largely by doing." she shrugged at Tahira's question. "It is more reliant on resources than the magic itself, which can make it rather costly at times though." Hmmm, that was rather interesting. So she used components for her magical works? That made sense considering the nature of her charm. Tahira’s magic relied on the strength and focus of the spirit, but she didn’t have an opportunity to respond as the tavern’s new ogre crouched beside her for help reading. That was certainly something she didn’t have a problem offering, she loved reading and writing, and anyone who wanted help with it was worth her time. However, Margaret intercepted the question before she had a chance to see it and the ogre withdrew the paper to analyze it more closely. Then the musician, Viggo, stormed up to them, apparently he had heard the witch’s rather vocal criticism. The events unfolding in the rest of the bar escaped Tahira’s notice as she was caught on the fringes of the heated exchange. Pulling her hood farther down, to hide her eyes once again, she hoped her placement at the table wouldn’t affect her chances of weaseling some magical secrets out of Viggo later. As the argument resolved itself, Margaret turned her attention to the ogre and she could see the gears turning in the witch’s head as she ordered pancakes. Since she was not exactly in a breakfast mood, Tahira thought it would be best to talk to her at another time. “Thank you for the information,” she said, nodding to Margaret and then Drubbins. “I hope you don’t mind if I…leave you two to your meal.” As she stood up, she took note of Priest and those gathering around him and decided to see what jobs would be available. Navigating through the patrons of the somewhat crowded tavern, she noticed a few new faces, but she wasn’t the type to stop and greet them as she made her way to the board, stopping next to a new knight. Anything particularly magic related would catch her interest, so that is what she looked for as she stood behind Priest, analyzing each job as he put it up until one caught her eye. A rare jewel? The Mages of Elrikur? Yes, this is the one. "Priest...what do you know of these mages, and the gem they seek?" She asked, tilting her head curiously.