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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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@PrivateVentures Afraid not actually. You have three mana for this turn (the one you most recently posted). You will have four mana next time it comes around to again, after my round 4.

@Kessir Tarkin I'll allow it, since it makes sense.
"Is this the real life?
Is this just fantasy?
Caught in a landslide...
...no escape from reality."

Don't even try to convince me you didn't think of that when you read the first post.
@PrivateVentures Currently, it's 3 mana per player, but myself and Kessir are considered to have used that mana for the current round. When it gets round to me again, since I made the first post in which mana is absorbed, it'll go up to 4, 5, and so on.
@PrivateVentures You can cast multiple times in a turn, but only if you have the mana to do so. Only just read Kessir's post a moment ago, but that is in breach of the rules.

@Kessir Tarkin Not in much breach, though. Because you haven't posted since the duel began, I'll accept posting as if there were three turns taken. But even so, that would be in slight breach of the rules originally set out. On turn 1 you could cast legion loyalist, since it's 1 mana, but neither of the other two could be cast on turn 2, and then only one of the two on turn 3. My suggestion is to use Dragon Fodder instead of Hordeling Outburst, since the effect is similar and only 2 mana.
@Ryougu Wait... option C... you don't mean... no, not again...

I have a morbid fascination with writing death scenes. I don't know why.


Personal obsession with fight scenes, personally (don't judge it's highly personal!). I like to introduce characters by having them kill something scary.
Kresh decided to stay with Aya, leaving Kichi and the others to visit the humans. He was interested in magic and how it might work, though as far as he could tell he didn't have any inherent ability in it himself. The timid goblin he'd been speaking to earlier had stayed as well. He joined the other two on their walk to the tribe itself.

"So, south good, middle good, north bad, dungeons bad, don't mention the elves. Got it. Wait, how come? Why can't the humans know about the Elves? Is there something wrong with them?"

Kresh found one thing he had been told quite worrying, and it was clear when he said it. Would the humans have some sort of problem with the Elves, if they knew they existed? Kresh couldn't help wondering if the humans weren't all they had been made out to be so far. If Elves had to remain hidden from them, it might not be safe for goblins to be either. Kresh made a mental note not to trust any humans until they showed him a good reason to.
Damn it. Angels hurt. Of course, pain only makes the whole spectacle more... spectacular.

The woman leading the attack cackled loudly as the two forces began to clash. Blood and bodies were everywhere, on both sides of the battlefield. Her own was suffering due to there being outnumbered, but the man who had been on a roof had at least dealt with the angel that had hurt her just a moment ago.

She saw a way to even up the fight in a way the Boros forces wouldn't anticipate. She raised an arm into the air, as a pulse of deep red energy echoed over the battle. Now, as each of the Rakdos warriors fell and died, they would burst into a ball of fire, almost always killing the killer. Oh, the looks on their faces! The Boros soldiers were no longer sure whether or not they should be attacking their enemies. It really was a Showstopper.

The woman now noticed an elf, who appeared to be some sort of authority figure towards the goblins. Interesting. Certainly not as sophisticated as one might expect from an elf, but who cares? The woman strode towards him, ignoring both the cut and the burn she had recieved from that damn angel, and pulled a long, slender knife from her boot.
@Dynamo Frokane I have a few, and I'd be willing to fight. Link's now in my sig, I've no preference for which to use.
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