The Harbinger of Ferocity

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The front and back are essentially one big room, but with a wall splitting the two from each other. There's a doorway you can look through, but the group is in a far corner and Tirarrian is short. It would be plausible that he couldn't see her.

@Dragoknighte

Given he is the more literal sort, I imagine that is the case then if line of sight is obscured and there are other things in the way. That said, who is next for posting?

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The way you get to the back is through the counter, which has a lift up top and through the doorway behind there.

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I said the back room is the operating room. What I meant is that the back room is actually more of the "main" room where all the hospitaling takes place, and is many times larger than the rather small front/shop portion of the store

@Dragoknighte

The real question is, is it divided and or where the storerooms are - there's no continuity errors providing line of sight is obstructed between player characters and major non-players based on the compiled information.

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@Dragoknighte, I assumed it had back rooms - of which are likely storerooms given what you said, as well as a connecting hallway. The general idea was to have "The Red" check every single room in his path until he ran out of doors or found the gnome, alternatively he would also continue until someone tried to stop him which could go any number of ways.

Based on what you said, the best image and fit would have been in a hall between the front, the store rooms (with people likely in them, waiting or working) and the operating room. Which sort of fits what Fated said as the closure to the hole.

Cara's Originally Titled OoC Hangout Thread ♥ (Still)

I am entirely unsure as how to perceive any of that. I am completely unfamiliar with the British as a whole, but I do enjoy tea.

Cara's Originally Titled OoC Hangout Thread ♥ (Still)

Canada is a nice place from my experience, as little as it may be.

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No worries @IcePezz, as they're nothing revolutionary - just more concepts that are more interestingly told through interaction rather than placing it in a hard, less than dynamic fact of "telling rather than showing". But, that said, I will certainly do so.

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There are many reasons he doesn't choose to use it, @IcePezz, but you did indeed describe one.

For the most part I am trying to avoid giving away details of his character and rationale until I can bring them up in the roleplay; examples being the bronzed scimitar, the lioness hood, Incarnum, Wild Shape among a few others. Just to add that level of interest and validity to his person.

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So surely he would use his own birth name in his head, except he would tell everyone his nickname 'The Red'

@The Fated Fallen

Yes and no, he lives by what people think of him (or in reality, they think of him what he lives by). To his concern, he is the one and only Red anything, but in the long run it is just a name. Even his surname is assumed, with the only true name he has being Asadan, which has deeper meaning to him and that it is more private.

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@The Fated Fallen, when referring to "The Red", it is an informal title - it is the only "name" he truly knows as a person outside of his birth name, of which was personal to him and his mother. Given he is known by that and he has no real authority in the name, I stay with quotation marks when it's used. It also leads to the circumstance where someone with a bit of local expertise and lore in the region might make the association between the myth of "The Red" and the actual person.

I appreciate your belief he's an interesting person though, haha.

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I felt it would be entertaining to effectively walk into an awkward situation as one given what Asadan is here.