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5 yrs ago
Current Can someone please lower Life's difficulty setting?
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5 yrs ago
Pizza is a main course, but is also a pie. Therefore, I can eat pizza as my meal and have another pizza as my dessert.
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6 yrs ago
When I need a left sock, there is none. When I don't need one, there is a surplus. I think the world is toying with me.
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6 yrs ago
Sunny days are meant to be spent in a dark room surfing the net and watching series in netflix.
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6 yrs ago
Eating a stick of butter is not as fun as it sounds to be.
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I am Searat
Half sea, Half rat, All Aqueous Rodent.

My role playing career is something i consider as a hobby of some sort but as to how long i have been role playing, I would say that i have three to four years under my belt. (Though most of the times I was role playing, they were nothing as serious as this and were more of a means to relieve stress with my friends or test out ideas that came to mind with them.)

As for my preferences to genres of role play, I would have no biases nor specific preferences to any genre and would be able to adapt to the genre as best I can when placed into it.

Some of my hobbies consist of: playing games, surfing the web, walking, bowling, darts, and cooking. I sometimes write and draw things but not as much to consider it to be a serious hobby.

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HP: 34/160 | MP: 168/168 | SP: 136/176



He would have thanked Klein and Ames for their concern for him but all he could muster while he was chewing the herb was an uneven bob of his head and a weak arm gesture trying to reassure them somewhat. Ames' outburst regarding his settings garnered a rough and strained titter that was rather short-lived as he had to focus on chewing on the herb. He kept chewing for a handful of seconds as the choking pain he felt turned into a feeling of a rather severe case of nasal congestion. Once again, he has been pulled away from the depths of agony by consuming the helpful little herb. Despite it being only temporary relief. He was thankful to have collected the herbs while eating wild corndogs.

Raime stood up from his position and witnessed the party's desperate struggle. Despite the painfully obvious gap in their collective might compared to their opponent's, they still persisted and kept going. Seeing his friends give their one hundred percent and beyond was enough to silence any doubts that whispered in his ear.

Who was he to not give his all while everyone else did? For Chrissake, he was a goddamn Moreno. Persistence and tenacity ran in their fucking blood!

He picks up his crossbow from the bloodied grass and takes an optimal position close enough to the party so the frogman wouldn't single him out again, but not too far for it to have ample time to react to the bolt going over a forty meters a second. The man would also only make opportunity attacks when the frogman is distracted to increase the likelihood of it actually dealing damage and decreasing its chances of dodging or snatching bolt mid-flight even lower.









The ranger looks to the orcish man and didn't need to be a mind reader to know that one way or another, he'd try to screw his group over to his favor. He sneered slightly underneath his helmet. Despite this being their best lead to finding Sandy's whereabouts, he couldn't help but feel reluctant to play along to the orc's tune. For all they knew, the drunk may be just setting them up to be left alone in a den of wolves for slaughter while he gets some quick coin to buy more rotgut with. Regardless of his personal feelings, it was up to the rest of the party to decide if whether or not they would be going along with the plan or not.
Griz looks to the beautifully crafted blade and held it in his hands. The balance was perfect. The edge was keen. But most of all, the blade felt natural to him. Like an extension of himself. He was left gobstruck. He'd never expected to be worthy enough for another blade after mishandling his older one against that orc months ago...yet here he was. Brand new blade in hand and being told that refusing was not an option. "I...I'm honored, Koglan. I never expected being able to earn another blade within my life. Ancestors bless your heart." The old goblin hunter says with a grateful tone.

Though before he could hand over his old dagger, he hesitated. The old blade, despite its wear and tear, had served him well for years. The feelings conflicted within him. On one hand, the iron from it may be reused and recycled for future use to the tribe. On the other, it was akin to saying goodbye to an old friend. But the need of the tribe outweighed his selfish want. He gives the old weapon a sad but accepting look and says one final thank you before handing it over to the goblin smith. "May the iron be well used to the tribe."

HP: 34/160 | MP: 168/168 | SP: 146/176



And just like that. It was over.
He should have known better. If the frogman could dodge small fast moving projectiles, what chance did he have in landing a hit? But, for what little it mattered, he managed to buy his comrades a little bit more time. He wasn't sure what else happened afterwards. Everything turned white as his body impacted the ground with a dull thud. Raymond would have liked to say that he struggled to keep his consciousness and persistently defied the frogman, but that was contrary to fact. As soon as he hit the ground he was out like a light. His body went deathly still. One could have easily assumed that he had died then and there.

But after a few seconds after falling unconscious, the game threw him back into the fray of combat. Drilling his brain with a dizzying amount of pain. Far worse than when he was blow away by the fire punch earlier. He couldn't even scream properly as his injuries left him with his mouth agape. Locked in a soundless scream as a mixture of blood, saliva, mucus filling his nasal passages restricted his vocalizations to gurgles and violent coughing fits where he spat out the vile mixture onto the grass beneath him. With little else to do, he desparately reaches into his pouch to ingest more of the pain killing plant. Even risking an overdose just to stop the pain.







Griz nodded in understanding, at least the little goblin girl wasn't needlessly risking her life for some fruit. "Yeah. She may be an odd one, even for my standards...but it's unhealthy for her to stay cooped up in her hut." He tells Breden as he waves back at the apple munching youth before following the younger hunter to Koglan's forge. The chimney billowing plumes of smoke was a good sign that the goblin smith was present, affirming it, even more, when he heard the telltale sounds of a billow pumping air into the hot coals of the forge.

Stepping inside, they immediately are met with the heat that radiated from the forge even from the entrance of his home. Nature Spirits know how the hell does the old goblin manage to stay near that heat, let alone, work beside it tirelessly for hours on end day in day out. None the less, the smith wanted them here and he didn't want to make him wait any longer. Knocking on the side of the hut's wall, Griz calls out and announces their presence to the goblin smith."Koglan? We're here as requested."
With half a deer's worth of smoked meat stowed away, it would mean that Griz wouldn't have to worry about food for the next handful of days. Maybe more if he chose to eat only twice a day, but now that Griz had some free time for himself he opted to go help out the warriors train the novices of the tribe. Approaching the fighting pit, an older goblin with greying hair waved at him with friendly recognition as the novices he was training continued to do so as he chatted with the hunter. "Griz! What brings you to the pit? Want to settle a dispute or for another matter entirely?" "Nah, I just had a free day and thought that I give you a hand in training the younglings." Hearing the statement caused the older goblin to nod and smile wider at Griz in appreciation. "Perfect timing. I swear to the ancestor spirits, these boneheads could barely hit the side of a hut ten paces away." As if to emphasize a point, Griz saw a couple of the novice archers not only fail to nock an arrow but, also manage to spill the arrows in their quivers as they attempted to pick the fallen projectile up. Griz only grimaced as he realized that this would be more time consuming than he originally estimated.

Two days later and a shitton of work, Griz was proud to say that he'd managed to refine the novice archers' skill sufficiently enough for them to hit the side of a hut. It doesn't sound like much but from their previous level of competency? It might as well been comparing day and night. None the less, he was thanked by the goblin instructor and was on his way home when he spotted Breden talking to a female youngling eating what it seemed to be...an apple? That was an uncommon sight. They usually had to steal or trade it from humans and seeing it in the hands of such a young girl caused the hunter to raise a brow.

Approaching the duo, he'd greet them both and ask the young girl where'd she get the apple. If she had stolen it, he'd have to scold her as she was too young to be going outside of the village, less so stealing from the humans. If she obtained it from a different source, he'd have to go trade some for himself. Been a little while since he got his hands on fruit other than berries.
I didn't have anything planned with Ashe. But I'm good for a time skip if you'd like.


Got it. Assuming that Ashe went back to her hut to do more of her strange experiments.
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