Imperfectionist

Blackbury: City of Supernatural

Whisket said
Old magic users 4lyfe

^-^ Oldest magic(al creature)-user in the game ftw.

At least, I would be, if I could finish all this stuff I'm writing (for this game and others)...

Blackbury: City of Supernatural

She will still be a while. Go ahead and set up the OOC, Draco.

Blackbury: City of Supernatural

Ah, I responded, but it must not have gone through before they went down. Here's what I said:

Imperfectionist said
Oh no, I have it on a Google Doc, along with the beginnings of the rest of what I'm going to write. The problem is that my access to actual computers can be limited, as my laptop is close to death, and the best I have outside of the library is a PS3.

Typing is... difficult on the latter, but I'm working on it. Hopefully by the end of the weekend I'll have finished up both Noor's history and the explanation of Pacted Dragons. I want to make it good, as there's a high chance I'm going to use the concept in an RP of my own sometime in the future.

:) Basically, it's getting there. 3000 years is quite a lot of material for a history to cover.

Blackbury: City of Supernatural

Tatsua Aiisen said
Mine isn't evil, she's just....morally challenged.

^-^ And Noor is actually Good! Perhaps the only Good-aligned character, now that I think about it.

Blackbury: City of Supernatural

Oh yes, and I agree. Being "forced to flee" would probably be better. Really, my justifications are just assumptions. I thought I should probably defend the guy, so I read between the lines a bit... Yeah, I could be wrong. It might just be kind of poorly written.

EDIT: I don't know about Nephilim or demon's blood characters, but hunters are definitely allowed, yes. Just not the kind that kill supernaturals indiscriminately. It would have to be a human version of the supernatural bounty hunters, I suppose.

Swords of a Master

Hey, multiple plans are awesome. I look forward to this mysterious B.

Swords of a Master

^-^ Want to know another advantage of "kung-fu"? I can't be disarmed (unless, you know, I actually lose some body parts).

You, I can kick the sword out of your hand, no problem. Hehe, now you're defenseless, and I'm just warming up!

Swords of a Master

Oh, haha, very funny, but just you wait. When I'm snapping necks in the night, no magic required, you'll see that fancy pagan swords are laughably easy to overcome, if you're smart about it.

Swords of a Master

:) How about good old fists? I'm going to be playing a Danlith priestess with rock-hard fists and few qualms about using them to defend herself. Even magic swords have to be used consciously, as well, so excepting Seer, stealth is another valuable option. Thinking outside the proverbial Blade-box, you see?

Swords of a Master

The HP argument was and remains entirely separate from this, but I do believe I understand what you're saying better now. The only answer I have is that combat isn't everything. I know for a fact that my character will not have a Blade, but I'm okay with that, because I know that Blade or no she will still have an impact on the story.