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JaceBeleren
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STATUS: Sadly, I'm going to be leaving RoleplayerGuild, possibly for good. roleplayerguild.com/topics/… 9 yrs ago
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A quick introduction of myself and a few associates of mine
For real though, I'm a Brit who dabbles in most genres of roleplay, but tends to go for fantasy and sci-fi in particular. I prefer high casual, but will use a more or less advanced writing style if I like the concept.
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Can someone explain the appeal of Fallout? I've only played New Vegas and 4, but it strikes me as second-rate as both a shooter and an rpg. Games like, for example, the Far Cry series, have better action and shooting, and Elder Scrolls-type (to use another Bethesda series) games beat it as an rpg. I get it's a blend of two genres, it's never going to be the best at either, but I think it could have done both better than it did. Like I said, if I want to play a shooter, I'll play a better shooter, if I want to play an rpg, I'll play a better rpg. Maybe it's just me, but I don't see why Fallout has gotten as much hype as it has.
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@catchamber
Throwing in interest. If we're playing in 3.5, basically every one of the dozens of rulebooks can be downloaded for free. Don't know what's in the SRD, but I'd guess it's a mix of the core rulebooks and Unearthed Arcana. I'm a little of a supplement librarian personally.
I plan to play an air elemental monk, if you're okay with monster PCs.
Throwing in interest. If we're playing in 3.5, basically every one of the dozens of rulebooks can be downloaded for free. Don't know what's in the SRD, but I'd guess it's a mix of the core rulebooks and Unearthed Arcana. I'm a little of a supplement librarian personally.
I plan to play an air elemental monk, if you're okay with monster PCs.
@Keksalot
-A faerie can say something that is not true if they think it is (i.e. they are wrong).
-A faerie can imply something that is not true, if they do not directly say it.
-Faeries do not have to correct someone if they say something wrong, and they often do so to mislead people.
-In the first example, if he was not aware that the object was green, saying it was red instead would be fine. Whether gestures can count as lying I don't know, though I expect that something as obvious as pointing would. They could say "There is something red near me", if, for example, they wore a red ring.
-In the second example, the meaning of the statement (to the assassin) is that X should be killed. The faerie could say they did not order X's death only if they were saying these were not their exact words.
-In the third example, the first answer would probably not be acceptable, but I think the other two would.
Ultimately there is no rule that will work every time. If you're not sure, ask me, BC or Nallore in a PM before you post. There is the possibility that one of us will ask you to edit a post if we think you have directly lied, but for the most part you should be fine.
-A faerie can say something that is not true if they think it is (i.e. they are wrong).
-A faerie can imply something that is not true, if they do not directly say it.
-Faeries do not have to correct someone if they say something wrong, and they often do so to mislead people.
-In the first example, if he was not aware that the object was green, saying it was red instead would be fine. Whether gestures can count as lying I don't know, though I expect that something as obvious as pointing would. They could say "There is something red near me", if, for example, they wore a red ring.
-In the second example, the meaning of the statement (to the assassin) is that X should be killed. The faerie could say they did not order X's death only if they were saying these were not their exact words.
-In the third example, the first answer would probably not be acceptable, but I think the other two would.
Ultimately there is no rule that will work every time. If you're not sure, ask me, BC or Nallore in a PM before you post. There is the possibility that one of us will ask you to edit a post if we think you have directly lied, but for the most part you should be fine.
Just edited the title to say that we may accept others should they wish to join.
@Eyeruption Faeries are allowed, but remember, good understanding of the setting and writing ability are both especially important for faerie characters. They are unable to lie, but they often speak misleadingly or in riddles, and use their inability to lie to make their manipulations all the more effective. So basically, you may do it if you think you're good enough.
@ASAP Cluck, because mentions don't work in the first post.
A 1x1 rp between myself and @ASAP Cluck. Themes etc. undecided, setting in the style of Magic: The Gathering's Kaladesh, something of a mix between high fantasy and steampunk, using magic in the place of technology for a traditional steampunk setting. Only just started development, we may decide to actually use Kaladesh, depending on how it goes.
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