The Harbinger of Ferocity

D&D 5e - Hoard of the Dragon Queen

Come the morning tomorrow when my work is finished you will have your reply, @Hekazu.

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Owing to my voice, I have been told I should consider a career in the line of voice acting and or narration. While it is very much a possibility and I have done it before, albeit to no named roles or anything of even slight relevance or importance, I do not discredit it.

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Speaking of youth and times in education as well as how generally irrelevant they are ultimately, I can note that I spent almost all of my time in a library as punishment; I was considered disruptive because I would challenge the regular dogma. I do not regret or lament the fact I never legitimately experienced the education system, what taste of it I had soured me to all of it, although I as consequence hold the opinion there is little it offers other than a glorified daycare. Furthermore, with the gaps of memory I have - the majority of my younger years lost, only black voids and emotions dotted by extremely vivid bits of recollection - I would safely say nothing of value really takes place in them. Barring one immensely important revelation in that it all revolves around those you know, be them tutors, teachers, peers, or otherwise. That, I would dare, is paramount for the rest of one's life.

The people who were kind and good to me I do not forget from that period, they are the sole icons I remember in a very unpleasant sea of emotion. I might have more or less been their prisoner, but they did legitimately attempt to and succeed in teaching me all manner of things. An example being that one of my punishments was being sent to sit in the vice principal's office and rather than force me to do all the mindless busywork I would have been in class and or lecture me, the man would instead tutor me on the topics he was going over for his master's degree in psychology.

People as that, those who make an impression and are important, even if not your friends, are what I would take away as valuable from the education system.

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I am exceptionally influenced by music, exposure to which can change my mood and demeanor in short order. As such, I need avoid certain genres unless I wish to feel a particular way; even just overhearing them in proximity can sway me. As such, it is entirely true music can soothe the savage beast, although in the reverse it can provoke an unneeded sense of aimless hostility or anxiety, just as it can evoke blinding nostalgia or lament. My relationship with music as a result of this is particularly mixed.

Printed guns, melded metal - An experimental GM-less Cyberpunk RP

As far as I can tell, there are no issues with your submission, @13org. Unless anyone would like to object or pose question, I would say to transfer the character sheet and begin posting as you will.

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I find myself at an odd impasse with technology, in that I prefer things corded and or analog, or that I prefer not everything being obscenely sleek and stylish. This goes in part with my preference for minimal technology, to the point if my duties did not demand a modern phone I would resort to simply having a far, far older one that could only place calls. I am partial to keyboards that require being plugged in and anything that has actual buttons rather than touchscreens. This I suspect has to do with my issue interfacing with anything that is not physical, not tangible.

On the spider note, I may be the rare soul that makes a dedicated effort to not kill any creature that I am not obligated to, even spiders. I lament accidents of that nature even, feeling some amount of disappointment it had to come to it, but view it in the sense there was no other reasonable outcome. Then again I maintain a garden of wild things, flora and fauna alike, and have a particular empathy and connection toward them. The same reason I do not feel joy in killing another animal, even if lesser than I, for the sake of doing so. It needs have a purpose.

D&D 5e - Hoard of the Dragon Queen

I would say a resounding success then and quite right to keep running as fast as one's legs can carry. The mob of killer things not far behind are probably reasonably frightening and dangerous, especially alone by one's self.

D&D 5e - Hoard of the Dragon Queen

The moonsworn paladin attacks the mount in an effort to cripple or kill it and its rider's odds at escape, swinging the greatsword for a deathly 22 to hit, with a 10 for slashing damage. Because Brannor is specialized in Great Weapon Fighting for his Fighting Style, the 1 is rerolled to a 5, causing the total damage done to become 14. Assuming it hits, it should put quite a damper on the attempt, @Hekazu.

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Of all mythos and mythological deities throughout history, the one I find most interesting is the solar deity Sekhmet, the "Mistress of Dread", "She Who Mauls", the "Lady of Slaughter", and "The One Whom Evil Fears". She was the warrior goddess, as well as the goddess of healing and plagues of the Egyptians in the twelfth dynasty and the protector of Ma'at, or cosmic order and balance. She has inspired several of my writings based upon my studies into her and she is by far one of the most fascinating personifications of the lion.

Printed guns, melded metal - An experimental GM-less Cyberpunk RP

I will go about including them on the next round, based on what you opt to do. If your character effectively disengages, Theron will go about trying to split the goons up from the killer cyborg, @Terminal. If not, he'll engage in some pursuit hopping here and there until some outcome is met, even if that means your own escapes. Really the priority is Golemeth.