Rune_Alchemist

Tabrasa\- Born of Chaos.

@ZAVAZggg

Hmm, Perhaps? The thing with Iva though, is he he an entirely neutral party. He doesn't care what the other gods do as long as they leave his library alone. So to earn his ire he'd have to do something to the Library. Which would also...cause some problems behind the scenes. But I won't get into that unless that's really what you'd want to do as I don't want to discuss things here just yet~

If anything, Iva tries to get along with everyone as long as he's not having one of his particularly irritable modds. The only exception is Ragnageddon, since Iva loathes destruction without creation.

But aside form that, a Hastur like god would be extremely interesting. What would his domain be, exactly?

Tabrasa\- Born of Chaos.

@Dealdric
Not allowing Entropy is understandable, since it's basically death under a different name.

Might make an Elder God type deity. One who's like Nyarlethotep, while still conforming to the rules of course.

@ZAVAZggg

As Stern Algorithm pointed out, Iva's definitely drawing from a lot of Elder God/Lovecraftian lore. May or may not currently be turning a human slowly into Yog-Sothoth I'd be more than happy to perhaps work on something with you, if you want to still go a Elder God sorta route.

Just as well for the newbies, I've also got a Goddess of Combat that's yet to be introduced. You can find her a few pages back somewhere in the OOC.

We be Wizards [D&D 5e] (Everyone died, applications inside!)

Suppose I should say hi here, too. Got most of my character done, just working out some specifics with Lucius.

What kinda Wizards is everyone planning on running? owo

@Grey

I'm gonna make one with an Acolyte background. Probably gonna go for Theurgy.

Tabrasa\- Born of Chaos.

@Stern Algorithm



BEWARE THE MIGHT OF THE PLANTS

@Duoya

Man

Whenver I look at this I can't not giggle xD

@Stern Algorithm
tbh I feel as though Dirka is just set on being the chaos to his supposed order.

Meanwhile Iva doesn't want to be part of any side so he's gonna try and play both. He's mostly interested in learning what this supposed threat Gammaton keeps talking about. It's enough to get his interest and temporary co-operation at least.

If Dirka wasn't so flighty I'd have Iva have a nice long chat with her about the importance of planning things in advance, heh. Oh well.

Gaia Frontier (5e)

@Lucius Cypher@Pyromania99

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"Well, that sounds wonderful. I once again thank you, Darc." Livia replied once they had reached the surface. "I wish you luck in your endeavors to find Miss Lucilla as well." Despite her irritable mood...gaining a favor or two with Lucilla could potentially be a good outcome. A thought for another time, at least though. She was exhausted, irritated, and overall just really, really, tired of people right now. Once the Underhaven underdogs left, Livia sighed, shoulders slumping as she rubbed the side of her head.

"Next time...how about we vote not to go to Underhaven alone." She turned to Katherine, a small headache of her own forming this time. "I'm going to get a drink and our room." She walked over to the tavern counter, unceremoniously taking a seat. She waved over whoever was serving drinks. "A strong one. I don't care what it is. I want to be drunk right now. Oh, and here's the voucher for three free nights." Livia placed both the money on the counter and handed over the voucher.

She'd turn in the Seeds, Hash, and Snake Venom tomorrow morning before setting off to get the soul for the dagger. Assuming Darc kept his end of the deal, that should hopefully be pretty easily done. Then she could figure out what this whole deal with the ruins were.

Hider

-bottle of black ink
-quill
-small knife
-set of Fine Clothes
-signet ring
-scroll of pedigree
-Soul gem Dagger
-The book “Frothy Tales of Conquest”
-1lb Kafei seeds
- 1 Vial of Snake Venom
Money: 4gp & 4SP

Max carry weight: 135lbs

We be Wizards [D&D 5e]

Heyo!

Voicing interest here.

Knowing my luck with rolls I'll get all crit fails

So point buy for me

Unheroic: The Fish and The Falls [Closed]

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Lia for the most part, kept silent. It was difficult enough for her to be remotely...'stealthy' considering she generated some noise just by moving. Not enough to be incredibly loud, but enough to make stealth difficult. So in all, her being here during a jailbreak was not exactly optimal. She couldn't even fight right now, and she didn't want to test the limits of her abilities with her core seemingly damaged lest she cause it to overload and flatten everything within a fifteen feet radius.

The automaton couldn't decide what to make of this situation. Was she fortunate to be rescued? To be perfectly honest...she'd rather have not been. She glanced down at her hands, studying the small imperfections. Some paint chipped away here. A dent there. Lia could only frown. Wouldn't someone have been better than her? She glanced back at the stranger leading them. It was probably random. There was no reason for them to somehow choose her.

She only pulled herself out of these thoughts when the Stranger stopped, turning around and turned his palm towards the defeated monster. What happened next...'obscene' was the word she could use to describe it. She narrowed her eyes, shifting her gaze from the stranger to the others once more. Was she the only one who found this odd? What was the word for it...Necromancy? The Third often fiddled with such things in ancient history, though it was for far kinder purposes until it went mad. Lia however, still said nothing.

Coming to the intersection, Lia halted. This place was...creepy, to put lightly. Several other figures could be seen in sitting in the darkness, but she couldn't make anything out. It was then she became aware of two more people bringing up the rear. A human and...someone in something that vaguely resembled a doctors outfit? Wordlessly, Lia rushed over to the man who was obviously having trouble moving. She grabbed him, catching him by his shoulders to help him balance to make sure he didn't fall.

"Slow down, I've got you." Lia's voice was firm, but kind. "...I'm no medic but you're not doing to well." Was she being overly kind? Perhaps, but this man was the most familiar looking person in the entire group.

Tabrasa\- Born of Chaos.

somewhat small post from me, but am super tired so that's all ye getting

Tabrasa\- Born of Chaos.

~~The Illuminator~~

Location:
Cy'Lathak
@Dealdric@Stern Algorithm

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Through all of their interaction, Iva simply stayed quiet, letting it play out as it will. Dirka wouldn't be swayed so easily by words. Neither would they, usually. Unlike Dirka though - he knew the value of knowledge it seemed. Whereas Dirka was raw emotion, he was more...knowledgeably mad? Whatever. A moot thought. The Illuminator had nothing to add to the conversation, save for a chuckle when Dirka so rudely and predictably brushed Gammaton off.

"Well, you heard her Gammaton," Iva replied with a bow. "Perhaps you shouldn't press the issue, hmm? No one likes an annoying bug flying about. As well..." Iva tilted his head at an odd angle. "...we've reached the end of our business terms. You should take your leave, before the Library finds your presence offensive..." If he had a face, he'd be smiling. "Oh look at this place! Absolutely filthy...hmph. We're displeased. Look at it. Ugh! So much cleaning! Well, no, not really. The B'thkor eat everything. They'll have it licked clean in no time." Gammaton should probably do as suggested, unless he wished to invoke Iva's wrath.

Turning to Dirka, he continued.

"Hee! I shall pass! Little La-Zha can't get so comfortable. Her path will be a lonely one, where not even I can always be present. She should figure this out herself...for now I have a party to plan!" Out of nowhere, he reached behind his head and with a flourish pulled out a bouquet of colorful flowers. "And you my dear Dirka are invited! Oh it shall be wonderful! Blood! screams! Maybe an orgy or two! OOh, and can't forget the star of the party - me!"

Besides, if La-zha was successful...then they would be meeting very, very, soon.

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"Heh," Lazhria smirked. So she was wrong. An attack on her 'soul'. Not a thing she was very familiar with. A simple protective barrier around her mind wouldn't work, then. "Something important, huh? Someone important, then?" Lazhria echoed Dirka's words on the first day. Another dilemma, but she would cling to the only thing she still believed to be worth it.

"That's a silly rule." She winced, though her smirk didn't fade as the pain in her head growing more by the second. "But I guess you mages are driven more by raw emotion." Instead of a person, there was only one thing she could think of that fit that description. The symbol on her hand flashed silver as she began focusing on the Library once more.

Unheroic: The Fish and The Falls [Closed]

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"Brute force...?" Lia frowned, the metal making up her face. She couldn't realistically brute force anything. She was about as strong as the average human in terms of physical ability. Certainly she was tougher because she was made of metal and punching something fleshy with a metal fist would hurt, the creatures of Kazzok and the Second were not made of entirely flesh. Lia's unblinking eyes shifted to the others present. All seemed some form of capable, more so than she.

"...Pardon." Lia replied to River. "Beings like...you do not exist in my home. I find it hard to believe you non-humans are not demons. The only creatures similar to you were the creatures employed by the Second." A conversation for later. Before she could get another word in, there was the sound of metal other than hers clanging and loudly moving. A disturbing, obscene creature made of flesh and armor ran down the hallway, swinging and speaking madly. Lia recoiled back at its sight. Her first instinct was to run, but the others seemed to have different ideas.

The odd corpse lady grabbed it, pulling it nearly over her head and slamming it back into the ground while burning its neck-hole with the torch. Jericho made a similar move, and soon the creature was incapacitated, killed on the floor from its wounds. With one final, eerie saying it pointed to the stranger. Well, with that dead...the next option was clear.

"We should get moving." With that, Lia began walking.