@The Fated Fallen any ETA on the post?
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My name is Paradoxial. I mainly focus on creating original roleplays, though I do love participating in others!
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@The Fated Fallen *pokes maliciously in the ribs with a dagger*
@Crazytazer just add an invention list as an additional section on your CS and update it whenever you make a new one.
@The Fated Fallen again with the "not wanting to ruin the importance of torches as the main source of light" thing. Remember since you're a paladin that's not a heavy magic reliant class, so you don't start off with any magic. To cast light over an area would actually be an OP spell, completely removing the groups dependance on torches. So as of now, no (sorry for rambling)
@rivaan yeah I'd say so, though I want it be verylimited. A big part of this RP is the necessity of torches and I wouldn't want to take away the importance of them.
@Eisenhorn yes I could see that working. Well for the one that have eyes anyway...
@Eisenhorn I trust you to make them suitably "weak-ish". I don't want to see your priest casting "ETERNAL DAMNATION" on the "weak" creatures in the first dungeon. Of course by weak creatures I mean the type that eat knights for breakfast. Anyways, good luck!
@Eisenhorn it's your birthday? *mentally moves up killing off Father Cross from this week to next week* uhhhh happy birthday! *shooes away zombie ambush* not now guys! It's his birthday!
New post is up! But shorter than I would've liked, but oh well.
It wasn't every day a man of stature would see a vampire undress before them, and Arthur considered it to be an opportunity that no man would ever waste. Of course, whatever sense of decency he had left in him forced him to look away, though not without an eyefull or two. Clumsily pushing his way through the crowded office, Arthur just barely managed to squeeze outside and retain his dignity. Not really bothering to check if the group was following him, he set a brisk pace down the dusty path flanked by his two thugs. Surprisingly enough the town of Ash was bigger than one might expect, though every section except the innermost circle was barren and uninhabited save for the collapsed buildings and distinct smell of death.
Clearing the town led the group through a stark, grey flatland pockmarked with valleys and caves. In the distance shambling beings could be seen in ones and twos, aimlessly wandering the cracked earth. Arthur briskly led the group to a set of worn iron doors, placed into the ground. "Alright, this the place" he said, slightly coughing from the grimy and diseased air that permeates the outlands. "I'll lead you through this just once, and then you ruffians are on your own." There was an air of expectation, but that was quickly dashed when Arthur unabashedly kicked open the doors. Peering inside, he quickly lit one of about a dozen torches he had with him, illuminating a slick cobblestone room, ruined bookshelves and books lining the walls. "Alright" he said grimly "who's first?"
Clearing the town led the group through a stark, grey flatland pockmarked with valleys and caves. In the distance shambling beings could be seen in ones and twos, aimlessly wandering the cracked earth. Arthur briskly led the group to a set of worn iron doors, placed into the ground. "Alright, this the place" he said, slightly coughing from the grimy and diseased air that permeates the outlands. "I'll lead you through this just once, and then you ruffians are on your own." There was an air of expectation, but that was quickly dashed when Arthur unabashedly kicked open the doors. Peering inside, he quickly lit one of about a dozen torches he had with him, illuminating a slick cobblestone room, ruined bookshelves and books lining the walls. "Alright" he said grimly "who's first?"
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