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4 yrs ago
Current Ethical? No. Illegal? Also no.
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4 yrs ago
Some people need to make a hard choice when deciding which two karaoke streams they want to listen to. I have no such weakness: I have two ears for a reason.
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5 yrs ago
The hard part about trying to play some politically savvy mastermind is the assumption that the world operates off real world politics and not your DM’s politics.
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6 yrs ago
Don't put too much stock in prophesies. At best they're full of shit, but more often than not they're one of those self-fullilling kinds. Plan for what happens afterwards instead.
6 yrs ago
A character isn't deep or compelling just because you let them get hurt a lot, are always depressed, or do morally questionable things.
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If you're here either you're wondering what I'm doing cause I need to post in your RP (In which case, calm yo tits, I'll get around to it), or you want to know who I am. So let's begin.

I'm a college age asian kid who has more heart than he has senses. I'm still working out this whole "adulthood" thing, so until then I just do what I feel I must. As far as personality and traits go, I'm not one for boasting. So if there's anything redeeming about myself you'd have to figure it out in person or by word-of-mouth. Generally however I'm rather perverted, in the best and worst ways. nothing is too much until I've crossed the line, and that just means I've started.

As far as Roleplays I like, I have a thing for fantasy, though I'm also good for some types of sci-fi, supernatural, Modern, and slice-of-life. If it's open and sandbox, I'll probably join it. Never really been a romantic, I often chose to sexualize any notion of romantic encounters I come across. I generally write at Casual quality, though I have no issues with Free-Level Rp/Players and I can hold my own in Advance.

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The most obvious part was the front and center of the body. It looked like a plain class dome, but as you trace your hand over it you could feel a certain indent in the otherwise unmarred surface. It took a bit of twisting and turning, but it seemed like the gemstone would fit in here. You slip the stone in... And the body began to glow red. The ring in your hand also began to glow, and this time Pylia and Shortfang noticed. Only the core lit up however, the eyes remained empty. Pylia was on edge and looked towards the ring. "Maybe you need to put it on?"
"Well... If what Andrews said is true, there is suppose to be a hero here. And look; plants is going around the robot, but no where else in this profane place. Now, I'll admit I'm not the most devout of clerics, but sometimes tells me that this... Robot has more life to it than we'd think. If nothing else... The skeleton mage we fought, I'm sure he was some sort of necromancer in life. If this robot is his doing, than chances are that his soul was taken out from his body, put into that thing, but for some reason taken. If we can awaken it now and maybe communicate with it, perhaps we can at least free it from whatever suffering it might have had in the hands of that dead mage." Pylia reasoned to you. This was all foreign magic to you, so you couldn't say for certain if what Pylia said is true or not. She says so as much. "That's just my hunch. Still... We've came this far. Whatever happens, we'll be ready for it." Pylia hefts her club. Shortfang has his crossbow and blade at the ready as well. "No worry boss. If robot bad guy, we beat em!"
"Oh yeah!" Shortfang took out the small gem. It was warm to the touch. "Kinda small. Hearts suppose to be... Bigger, right?" Either way Shortfang handed the gemstone over to you. It was indeed quite small, barely bigger than your thumb, but you could feel the magic off of it. Additionally when you held the gem, the ring also seemed to glow slightly. The inscriptions on it began to brighten and change into something you could read. "Immortal body to serve. Loyalty beyond death. To wear the Bond, and share one's heart." It seemed like only you could read it as Pylia looked at the ring and hasn't noticed anything different. "See anything?"
"Ugh, you mean... This thing needs someone's heart? Disgusting." Pylia says with a sickened tone. Shortfang was curious about the thin ring. "Boss, boss, wear this? Maybe this help?" He held the ring up to you. Nothing about it looked notable beyond the fact it was slightly bigger than your index finger, which means it should fit. Pylia looked at it and shrugged. "I don't sense any maligned auras so... It's not cursed at least."
Putting the lantern nearby, Pylia and Shortfang worked to remove the vines and plants off the robot as they looked it over. Pylia shook her head at your question about the emblem. "It looks like a black dragon, but looking closer it's more like a bird. Maybe it's a holy symbol? But if so, I don't recognize it out of anything I remember. An old god perhaps?" As Pylia mused about what the emblem was, Shortfang looked around more on the golem itself. Looking through the strange backpack like thing, Shortfang found something interest. "Hey! Found something!" It was a faded old journal, and inside a very thin but intricately etched ring. The writing in the journal has long since faded, however there were some vague sketches in them. It looked like it was related to how the thing was created.

You would first see the silhouette of what you'd assume to be a man, and a faded red image of a heart next to it. There was an arrow between the human and the heart, it seemed as if the heart was removed from the human. Then the next image showed various bits of armor that were put onto the human which vaguely looked somewhat like the robot in front of you. Finally the image of the heart was turned into a gem stone and then put into the golem. "Hmm. It looks like we need another stone to awaken it. But where?"
As you approach you find a familiar shape. A strange man in armor. As the lantern light shined onto it, it seemed to be a yellow paint. No... This was no man. This was no armor. Pylia and Shortfang were stunned silent, having never seen anything like this before. "Is dwarf?" Shortfang asked, however you would not recognize it as any humanoid creature. And understandably neither would your two allies, for this figure... Was a robot. His eyes lacked any glow, nor the center of his body where you remember a glow emanating from. Plants have grown over his body but not through his body, and near him appeared to be a large rusted battleaxe of some sort, dirty and rusted yet somehow still very solid. Pylia looked to you with awe and surprise. "You saw this in your dream? Do you know what this is? I've never seen anything like this before..." She cautiously touched it, tapping onto it, but no reaction. Only a dull thud. It wasn't empty, but it was also covered in some old and rusted metal.
You and Pylia put the gemstones into the slots, and one by one the metal shut around them, forming an uncanny eye look. But once all of the eyes have been placed, they began to glow brightly, bright enough to illuminate the room as the door opened upwards and revealing a large stone staircase leading upwards. Shortfang loads a bolt into his crossbow and grasps his sword. "Be careful." He took the lead as the group went up the staircase and into the next hall. Inside this hall it was much larger, almost as big as the previous hall with the skeleton mage. It looked like some parts of the ceiling had fallen over time, crushing one pillar and leaving a large boulder in between two other ones. Somehow though, there were torches in this hall that were still lit but the flames were a bright green instead of a regular red flame. “Continuous Flame.” Pylia explains. “A magic spell that creates magic fire that always burns, but doesn’t radiate any heat.”

In the illumination of the magical flames was a dark altar. However there was also something else in the corner. A strange amount of foliage and plantlife, despite the total lack of water and sunlight here. It looked like it was growing from something here. Pylia and Shortfang approached cautiously. “What that?” Shortfang says as he peers closely. Pylia looked around the surroundings before raising the lantern to get a closer look at the plants. "Looks like... A body...."

Gathering up their belongings and loot, the trio traverse back up to the door room. Pylia set the lantern down at the center of the room and takes a moment to pray over the dead body, ensuring that his spirit passes on. Shortfang was messing with the Mage dagger, inadvertently destroying it but managed to save the gemstone. “Whoops.” Finally after she finished praying, Pylia went to do some first aid for everyone, latching up their injuries and using her magic to patch up any damage to their clothes or armor. “Ah, you know Sylvia, I almost feel bad to see your fancy robes get all tattered up in the fighting.” She says as she mends out the crossbolt holes in the skirt. Finally Pylia finishes off the first aid with another prayer, holding her holy symbol out as she and Shortfang were filled with some revitalizing energy. “Go ahead and eat up a good berry Sylvia, the magic should still be good.”

Over the course of the short rest Shortfang eats the berries and takes a quick nap. Pylia was quiet as she did maintenance on her gear. Finally after an hour she stood up, wiped the dust off her legs, and looked towards the door. “Alright, let’s see what’s on the other side of this door.” Shortfang was awoken and handed out the stones to you and Pylia, as he was too short to reach the holes in the door without jumping. “Ready?” Pylia asked as she hovers the gemstones over the door.

Between you and Shortfang assaulting it, the skeleton didn't have many options. When your staff went straight towards it's head, he extended his hand out to intercept it, some strange invisible force blocking your attack. However with a bit more force your shatter through the skeleton's shield, and right into it's skull, splitting it in half and causing the whole body to fall apart. Shortfang saw the eyes fall out and dropped his weapons to grab them, just barely managing to grab the red eye right before it could fall into the water. He chuckled as he hold both above his head. "Shortfang find eyes!"

Pylia came over around the side. Though some large rats scurried out from underneath the beds, it seemed that without the skeleton mage controlling them, the rats simply fled from the others. Pylia looked over to everyone with a tired sigh. "Let's get back to that door and... I don't know, take a break. Gods I'm tired..."
Your staff smashes right into the skeleton's body, and you could hear bones cracking under the force of the blow. Your kick however was swiftly dodged as the skeleton's hand was enveloped in crackling electricity and it reached out to grab your extended leg. Fortunately you swiftly pull your leg back and made it miss. As he was about to make an escape for it a crossbow bolt hit him in the side of the head right where his cheek would've been if he still had that flesh left. Shortfang fired his bolt from his position before he too took a running leap over the the chasm and right to the skeleton, stabbing it through the ribs. Normally a dumb idea considering it's lack of flesh, but Shortfang used his position to crack a few more bones out from the skeleton causing it to groan in annoyance. Pylia summoned forth a divine bolt of fire, but due to all of the people in the way her shot went wide and failed to strike the skeleton.

Strangely enough the centipedes didn't stop their chase as they crawled up the walls, onto the ceiling, an reached all the way over to the platform you, the skeleton, and Shortfang was at. Both fell from the ceiling down onto the ground... If they were normal sized centipedes, this might've worked. But as larger beasts with more weight, they simply hit the ground in a violent splatter, possibly surprising you as both centipedes ended up killing themselves from falling from the ceiling.

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