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3 mos ago
Current I would like two months alone in the forest in a comfortable cabin with good wifi and a stocked library please and thank you
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4 mos ago
the library just gets more amazing.
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5 mos ago
brb my reality is being challenged
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6 mos ago
One more day.
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6 mos ago
Anemia sucks. I feel like there's an invisible vampire sucking my energy through a straw.

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I have no idea what I'm doing.

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@Scrub Mage I never responded to you! Dx! Hi hello hi hi and thank you so much you're awesome! :D I think this is finished now -- I hope your interest still holds! :)

@Girlie1Bomba Hullo and welcome to RpG! :D A sample post isn't necessary, I'm honored for your hat in the ring!
@Nemaisare Aww thank you so much! ;-; xD I'm thrilled you like it!

Good to see ya floatin' around! Hope to get the chance to write with you again!! :D
In Mote 8 yrs ago Forum: Advanced Roleplay
@Juicy Ok, awesome! So it seems there's a bit of wiggle room, haha. By the time we get to your adventure, we'll possibly have some more continuing plot things to weave into it. ;)


NEBULA )) (pl. nebulae) A blanket term for the synthetic life forms commonly found in the wild. Believed to have been originally developed from unearthed dragon remains. An invasive species: has diversified, evolved, and all but replaced native flora and fauna.

FOLK )) Refers to ancient and primitive civilizations; their stone ruins are common in undeveloped places. Little survives of what they were truly like, but stories and legends abound.

LABYRINTH CORP )) The label on every high flier, scum skidder and deep mover in production. Most high-quality machinery, vehicles and weapons have the LABYRINTH mark. Known for their innovation in -- and monopoly on -- bio-machinery.

THE HELIUM FRIGHTFUL )) A living sky-vessel, captained by a renowned vigilante, in need of a crew.

To Set the Mood

ART )) the gallery of Cosimo Galluzzi
- A colorful, post-post-apocalyptic world that's full of uninhabitable spaces-made-inhabitable and 'magic' born of a fusion of technology and a new kind of synthetic nature. People adapt, people find creative and unusual solutions to their problems, and people continue to love and laugh.

MUSIC )) Feel Good Inc, as covered by PostmondernJukebox
- I think it'd be fun and hilarious to focus on 1920's era music style!

Plot Concept

A usurped king-turned-vigilante is in need of a crew for his new sky-vessel. He promises adventure and heroism, but makes no mention of money or comfort. Instead of the usual skill requirements, all he asks is that applicants completely and honestly fill out a form with very personal questions.

Gameplay

Each player will propose and help run a small adventure that is personally meaningful to their character -- essentially everyone takes turns being co-GM. There will be an overarching plot, but it will develop only as the characters do. Once the most recent post reaches '7 days ago' -- or everyone has posted what they wanted to, whichever comes first -- the GM will make a post to keep the stories moving, whether or not the acting co-GM has posted. Players are encouraged to worldbuild a bit for their turn at an adventure.

Characters

Everyone is human -- mostly. After centuries of adaptation following the extinction of most natural trees and wildlife, and the widespread practice of body alterations and messing with genes, there is no longer a norm. Social equality is part of the reason most people wear layers of clothing, hats and helmets and veils -- but mostly this is done as protection against unpredictable weather and unstable air quality.


The Captain



In Mote 8 yrs ago Forum: Advanced Roleplay
@Juicy This was an absolute pleasure to read! Madame Grouse, of course, is approved! Please do post her to the characters tab. :)

I'm interested in a bit of clarification though, whenever you've got the chance! Specifically what happened between Umayma and the Root Sisters that caused her to leave? Why is her magic gone, and what if anything is she still capable of? Also what exactly is happening (and why) in the last adventure prompt?

Feel free to PM me with any and all secrets, historical facts, etc!
In The Endgame 8 yrs ago Forum: 1x1 Roleplay
The snake-faced woman maintained a serene smile, and she finally raised the second mug to her lips while Catarina excused herself to the bar.

Upon her companion's brief return and subsequent departure, the woman very simply placed the mug back on the table, rose delicately out of her chair, and plucked Pyre's Fortune out of its comfortable encasement. She stepped away from the table and faced Catarina's retreating form -- still wearing the same gentle smile. Her other hand balanced the hilt of a thin blade.

"It appears I was mistaken," she called after Catarina.

All at once, the other occupants of the tavern stood, their chairs rumbling on the floor. All at once, blood spilled: all six of them broke bottles or took up the knives from their tables or their belts, and all six drove glass or blade into their own throats. Quietly, swiftly, they all sank to the blood-slick floor. Their bodies crashed into chairs and tables and thumped, grotesque, into contorted positions.

The snake-faced woman hadn't moved or changed her expression. Pyre's Fortune had already claimed a firm hold on her mind.

The Dragon, meanwhile, had found a window to peer into.

At the first sign of quiet chaos, he felt he no longer had a choice. He'd changed his mind -- that little bauble was worth far more than he'd anticipated. He pulled a roll of parchment from his gilded coat and displayed it pressed against the windowpane: a map of very old and unusual origin.

The snake-faced woman, however, was not looking at the window. She pointed her rapier at Catarina, smiling serenely.
In The Endgame 8 yrs ago Forum: 1x1 Roleplay
The woman -- who had very specifically avoided her own name -- raised her head very slightly, a keen stare settled on 'the Dragon.' Her gaze didn't falter, even when the bartender returned with a second set of mugs and left again.

She smiled sweetly. "Of course. It is only good business to validate authenticity before settling an agreement. I trust you will do the same."

With quick dexterity she unlatched the pouch in her lap, and she placed a hand-sized wooden box in the middle of the table. It was made of a fine wood that shone with expensive taste. She lifted a delicate silver chain from around her neck, and with its little key she popped open the box.

Inside were layers of silk and plush, and a marble that swirled and glowed a haunting violet. The longer one looked at it, the deeper it seemed -- as if every answer to every question were hidden in the violet chaos inside that little ball of glass.

"Pyre's Fortune," the woman introduced her prize, while violet light cast shadows on the table and their drinks. "Kings and empires rose and fell around it. The luck of the gods -- riches and victory -- in exchange for the horrors in the night."

The box was closed with a snap, the key returned to her neck. Her smile hadn't wavered. "Of course, I would like to see the map. If you don't mind."

She hadn't touched the second mug.
"There's no getting anyone back," the man's voice snapped once again out of the darkness, echoing on the high walls.

The strike and hiss of a match preceded the appearance of a new source of light. An old man shut the glass door of his lantern, shook out the match and shuffled toward the two lost misfits. The lantern-light illuminated his long white hair and bulbous nose; his eyes were squinted in a grumpy glare. There were bright-colored leaves in his knotted hair, and he wore what appeared to be a blue-and-yellow dress patterned with big purple flowers. He skidded along on rope sandals that were frayed and full of holes.

"Forty years I've kept that Terror under lock and key -- forty years I haven't had a single dream, and for what!" He gestured in frustration at the empty air. "You three let it loose in seconds! Which one of you was it?"

He stopped a few feet away and peered at Laphicet and Aro with suspicious beady eyes. "One of you dreamed up a griffin and gave the Terror form! Fess up, now!"
In Mote 8 yrs ago Forum: Advanced Roleplay
Swaths of saltwater glided up the sandy shore in the moonlight, frothed and hissed around the mote and the visitors' feet -- then retreated, translucent, back into the glinting ocean.

The blue glow from within the Mote brightened and dimmed ever so slightly -- almost like breathing, almost in time with the rise and fall of the water.

The tower of spinning refuse sometimes sparked in reflection of the moon and the stars -- a mirror, a bit of glass, a shoe-buckle -- it was almost beautiful in its silent swirl.

Until --

whimper

A high-pitched whine emitted out of the thick tornado of trash. At first it might seem like the squeak of a hinge or something sharp against metal -- but then the detritus whimpered again.

Something struggled among the swirl of discarded bones and sticks: a paw, a tawny tail, a dejected little nose. The puppy had all but given up hope of rescue, but upon sight of new people approaching had redoubled its efforts to attract attention. The dog spun round and round with the refuse, pawing at it and twisting, spinning upside-down then tail to the sky, squeaking in a tired and dizzy and hopeful tone.
In The Endgame 8 yrs ago Forum: 1x1 Roleplay
The bartender opened his mouth, intent upon something he meant to say upon meeting the woman with the snake-face -- but his words and his resolve quickly failed him when faced with the two women, and he fetched the drinks instead.

The woman, meanwhile, followed with silent grace, and took a seat with an air of precise certainty. "I do enjoy a good ale now and then, thank you. We don't usually have such beverages in Maruiin. I find it pleasant." As she spoke, she removed the sling from across her chest and placed it carefully in her lap. She laid a hand over it protectively, and she smiled.

"The fire in your hand," she answered the last question simply, watching Catarina with steady eyes. "The broken stone, your quick defeat of an enemy that, if I may, by appearances should have bested you. The Dragon, as I was told, holds fire, destroys anything with a touch, and though by appearances may seem insignificant ... has never lost a battle. There are many accounts of the Dragon's description, but I'm very willing to believe there are some witnesses who will refuse to attest they were bested by a woman."

She gave a warm smile and thanks to the bartender as the mugs were set down. While the bartender blushed and scuttled off, the woman took a small sip and licked froth from her lip. "I've brought my part of the bargain," she mentioned offhandedly -- though now there was a slight guard to her voice. "Do you have yours?"

The Dragon, meanwhile, had noticed the interception of his intended guest. While lackeys exclaimed over their broken 'Boss' and the onlookers one by one decided they'd seen nothing, he studied the tavern door in a silent debate.

On one hand, he could just leave as he'd intended.

On the other...

"... Shit." He crept around the corner of the tavern, and though he couldn't see or hear anything inside, he waited for the inevitable.
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