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Current I... Hate... Printers....
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24 hrs ago
Sounds familiar, there's a few sites that were great for pbp roleplaying. RIP Tavern keeper
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1 day ago
Man... I wish I was cool enough to have a beer on some roleplay forum... #LosingAtLife
5 days ago
Wait, the guild had smutty rps?! 🀯
6 days ago
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Looks like it's about 8 years dead. The main poster hasn't even been seen for 8 years
Ngl, I love Annie so much so far
Will be getting a post up this weekend. Insight check was a whopping 9 so it's safe to say Cedess is too distracted by the goblin in the corner to pay attention.


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A growl rumbled deep in Barghest's chest, a low, guttural sound that was more of a vibration than a noise. His crimson eyes scanned the room, darting from the masked man at the head of the table to the other silent figures, his hands twitching with the primal urge to tear and rend. He took in the opulent surroundings, the soft fabrics, the rich foodβ€”all of it foreign, all of it weak. A faint, almost imperceptible scoff escaped his fanged mouth. This was not a feast; it was a cage.

When Mortimer spoke, his voice was smooth, too smooth. The word "guests" tasted like poison on Barghest's tongue. He was no guest. He was a weapon, a tool brought here for a purpose. Mortimer spoke of a "wonderful game" and a "legendary hunt," and Barghest's feral grin widened, revealing jagged teeth. Yes, a hunt. He understood that. He understood the thrill of the chase, the scent of fear, the glory of the kill.

The part about contracts and deals made his lip curl. Words, empty words. A weak human's way of trapping others. He had his own contract, one written in blood and marked with the scars of his torment. He had made a deal with his own curse, not with some pale-skinned man in a silk shirt. The man's final warning about protective magic drew a silent, mocking laugh from Barghest. He wasn't afraid of their parlor tricks. He was the one they should fear. He was the beast in the hunt, and he wouldn't be the prey.

Barghest didn't sit. He wouldn't. He remained standing at the edge of the hall, a coiled spring of muscle and malice. He eyed the table and the rich food with disdain. He didn't need their weak food or their even weaker wine. He was fed by blood and the thrill of the hunt. He just had one question for the man in the fox mask.

"Who are we hunting, man with the mask of a fox?" he rasped, his voice a low growl that carried through the room. "And who is hunting us?"





Bet
I mean, Barghest is exactly how you'd expect a were-gobo

*Walks in a circle on all four before squatting.*
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Very true, looking forward to it!


Beeeeet! This'll be fun!
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Gotcha! Now to just decide who'd be a better fit: a pompous vampire dhampir Blood Cleric wrinkling his nose at the way the game is ran, or a righteous Light Cleric trying to purge evil from this world. First would be a more tongue-in-cheekish angle, second more contemplative/serious.


A vampire and werewolf (were-gobo) in the same party would be quite entertaining XD
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