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6 yrs ago
Current Masses are always breeding grounds of psychic epidemics.
6 yrs ago
The highest, most decisive experience is to be alone with one's own self. You must be alone to find out what supports you, when you find that you can not support yourself.
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7 yrs ago
One cannot live from anything except what one is.
7 yrs ago
The slave to virtue finds the way as little as the slave to vices.
7 yrs ago
The core of an individual is the mystery of life, which dies when it is 'grasped'. That is also why symbols want to keep their secrets.

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The Harbinger of Ferocity


Agent of the Wild, Aspect of the Ferine
Nature, red in tooth and claw.

"There is, indeed, no single quality of the cat that man could not emulate to his advantage."
- Carl Van Vechten

I am, at my core, a personification and manifestation of those things whose blood and hearts run red with the ferocity of the animal world. It is this which convicts and controls my works, my writing, my being; the force and guidance in which I gain wisdom from. It is what inspires me as a creator and weaver of words, the very thing I admire as an author.

My leanings, savage as they are, are of the feline sort as there exists no greater lineage of beasts whom can be drawn from. No others captivate and motivate my talent and skill as the greatest of cats do.

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Not to post twice, but I am away for the night. That said, I might attempt to persuade one of the guardsmen handing us picks to give us a bit of insight as to what we are up to.

Only a reasonable attempt, given Branor is human and so are they.
Because it is beautiful and my friend worked so hard on it.

I think that unless we find ourselves in initiative order, or someone is attempting a surprise round, we are likely to just be interacting amongst ourselves, @darkandstar, @VKAllen. In my opinion, this makes character building and companionship much more credible rather than moving from event to event.

Overall, I am hopeful about that.
The company the man found in the collective was far from friendly, for a myriad of reasons, but of which he could not fault them; they were not here, packed into this cage of iron and stone, because they wished to be, and each seemed to carry with them their own burdens beyond that which came with their sentence to this place. The dragonborn exemplified this, in that he announced his desire to be left alone if it came down to a disagreement on philosophy... or to outright settle the business before it could fester; either way, the pleasantry of his conversation was interrupted.

The dwarf had kept to himself, toying with a fine purple gem as large as the man's well worked palm. It was a strange thing, but he reasoned this unusual lot had done their best to keep something of value. What good a gem would do here was unknown, but the dwarf muttered under his breath whilst looking upon its elegant surface, at least until the sound from the bars being struck rang out.

With a slight cough, the exile narrowed his eyes, looking over the guard who approached and scolded them; he did not figure the man cared, at least not anymore than he should have, but perhaps he legitimately preferred the sounds of moans, the clatter of picks on stone and the dragging of chain. Some men, as he had learned recently, did not find anything quite wrong with the situation they were in, caged and worked worse than animals. This entire place spoke volumes to what vileness had become this kingdom, however, and whatever supposed glory days it had were likely long since gone.

It was not long after the other man left that more neared, this time asking for "volunteers".

Branor might have spent the majority of his time away from his supposed kin, the very same who seemed content to shackle him in this moment, but he knew better than to resist here and now. Now was the time to see what this place was, and despite the looming shadows, few torches and sickly air, he considered himself better prepared than most. Falling in line with the dwarf, who seemed to be a clever man in burying his treasure deep within his beard, and the dragon-being.

"And I will add my weight to the cause. Seems a silly thing to hack away at stone with no further purpose, but if moving mountains is your goal..."

A subtle grin pulled at the corner of his roughly stubbled cheek, but he said nothing in reply, instead giving the scaled titan ample room; the two had already sized one another up earlier, and both seemed to reason the other was dangerous enough to avoid being caught up with in a contest of might. It was a mutual courtesy and clearly the common enemy here was not anyone among this cell's confines.

Looking from the bars to the men outside, he nodded, "As will I."

@darkandstar@EruditeAssassin@Hekazu@VKAllen
I will be posting shortly.
Internet Explorer
Version: 11.306.10586.0
Update: 11.0.31


Under the "Console" portion, here are the errors that occurred:



I attempted it multiple times and it was only the script error at the bottom that appeared out of errors, @Mahz.
"And alive."

The elven woman's tone punctuated the conversation as it unfolded before the five. She was that which spurred the man to looking upon the motley lot all together in this crude cell, mulling over what it meant to be "alive" in this circumstance. With a powerful exhale, a chortle really, he voiced his agreement in part at her words.

"I suppose we could call this living."

His voice had an odd rumble to it, but he carried on without the slightest of acknowledgments about it, withdrawing his bare back from the hewn stone out of visible discomfort from resting against it. It was little surprise that such a powerful man had such a rough tone, but it was surprising that he was still clearly on the younger side of men. From his corner, he looked to the woman, whose blonde hair hung messily about her, having been ruined by the journey's harshness; he himself fared little better too.

"So what will they do with us?" He inquired, brow raising above a golden eye as his hands rubbed "clean" the grit gathered earlier by touching the wall. He directed his conversation and attention predominantly now to the emaciated figure who had been speaking to himself for a time, silenced only by the dwarf, but left it's matter open.

He expected the tremendous dragon-man to know, if anyone was to have an idea, but he was not preparing to place his hopes out upon the limb that he would even receive an answer of any merit.

@darkandstar@EruditeAssassin@Hekazu@VKAllen
Something simple to see us off I think is a fair start.
The ambient miasma that seemed to permeate the air was the most startling element of the experience for the man, something of which he was wholly unfamiliar to and it urged him to grit his teeth, which he obliged without question. While being free of the bondage he had found himself in earlier was a blessing, he traded one curse of the civilized world for another as he was now cast into this pit and left to clearly rot.

Eyes now adjusted to the dingy lighting of the dust choked dungeon, the sizable man in height, stature and presence kept to himself initially, but was quick to note the company he was now keeping in the form of another man, a dwarf, an elven woman and a sizable draconic form that seemed to tower in the cramped quarters. The foremost and clearly the most worn by this prison, huddled in a corner, murmuring to himself only to pause and stare upon the ginger haired, stout newcomer, lips quivering out of hunger and thirst alike.

In nothing but tattered slave's cloth, of which did not conceal his sleek musculature, the man instinctively reached for his now departed instrument from his side, sighing upon the realization nothing could seem to break this bleak ambiance now.

"So this is the 'justice' that was spoken about." He uttered, audible enough for those around within the cell to hear, "Some grim pit in the earth."

Stepping forward, a palm brushing a freshly cut albeit dusted wall in passing examination, he stayed clear of the younger man and the golden scaled dragon-being for the time being, adding only further; "At least we are not alone in this darkness."

@darkandstar@EruditeAssassin@Hekazu@VKAllen
This strikes me as unusual, but perhaps because no one uses Internet Explorer anymore - which wouldn't surprise me in the least if that were true - you cannot roll dice in the Dice Campaign portion of the Roleplaying Guild. This is even more strange because it works with Microsoft Edge, which is also available as a default browser on these new machines.

And by "you cannot roll dice" I mean you cannot click the [Roll] button as it is greyed out, not even turning red to indicate an error in the formula, let alone green to notify you that you may execute your roll.

A small error, and I am woefully unsure of its source, but it might be worth looking into.
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