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Equus ūnicornis

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Unicorn

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Full Name:
Equus ūnicornis (Unicorn)

Nicknames:
"True Unicorn," "Wild Unicorn," "Natural Unicorn"

Biomes:
Light Woodlands, Forests, Deep Forests

Creature Notes:
An elusive animal prized for their pristine coats, elegant nature and inherent magic. The hunt and capture of wild unicorns has been banned in Astraia for years now, their numbers having dwindled from poachers harvesting their horn and blood - which have been said to make for particularly potent magic ingredients. Most people go their entire lives never seeing one lest they travel to the Capital Zoo, as unicorns in the wild shy away from people and other animals, and prefer a solitary lifestyle as opposed to herds. It's also said they can sense good and evil in individuals, but this has never been proven. They are quick and powerful creatures, though with less stamina than their distant cousin the horse.

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Equus ūnicornis × Equus caballus

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Unicorn

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Full Name:
Equus ūnicornis × Equus caballus (Unicorn)

Nicknames:
"Common Unicorn," "Domestic Unicorn," "Ule"

Biomes:
Domestic Animal, Light Woodlands, Plains

Creature Notes:
Bred to be the best of both species, the common unicorn is quickly becoming what most people think of when they hear the word "unicorn." The common unicorn has the strength, speed, and stamina of a horse, with the beautiful mane, coat, and mystic horn of the true unicorn. They tend to be slightly smaller than horses, with typical blood - lacking the rumored "magic blood" of the wild unicorns. Their temperaments tend to skew more toward the "true unicorn" side, being notoriously picky with their riders and handlers. Although eles have proven capable mounts and particularly skilled in use against fighting off aggressive predators, being hybrid animals they are extremely difficult to breed - in fact they were once thought to be completely infertile, but modern husbandry techniques have been successful in some cases. Despite their rarity, they are still a much more common sight than the "true unicorn."

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Call of Cthulhu - Day of the Beast

I have indeed! It's been a while so I'm going to refresh myself with it prior to starting though.

Call of Cthulhu - Day of the Beast

@ONL Thanks for the answer! Yeah, like I said I totally understand why the rule is there, but sometimes hours or even a day later I reread my post and see a horrible typo and just think, how the heck could that have slipped by the first time? Then I just have to get rid of the evidence

As for character, I was thinking someone simple, like a personal assistant to a newspaper editor or similar... someone that gets sent there to see if the claims are true and it would be worth their employer's time or if it's all bogus. Of course, once it's revealed that something sinister is going on, they get caught up in it.

Call of Cthulhu - Day of the Beast

Been a while since I've had a good dice game, I'm interested! Quick question for you though, as far as post edits - I understand why the rule is there but I'm human, sometimes a typo makes it through into my post. Would I have to ask every time I noticed a typo to go back and fix it?

Hillhaven : The Fantasy Frontier

@Zweit that looks amazing!

Current Mood in One Gif

Hillhaven : The Fantasy Frontier

I love the idea of ex-soldier turned innkeeper. I also like the fishmonger! Woohoo, the town is coming along. There is one more interested party in the discord too.

World of Light

Mission EXP: +13
Word Count: 826 (+2 exp)
Level: 4 - Total EXP: 22/40
Location: Devil's Casino -> Land of Adventure

With the Houndmaster's decree, it seemed the excitement really was over. Cadet scratched at the back of his neck and made his way closer to the group at large, peering out of the casino's doorway whenever it's patrons decided to leave through it. The whole other side of the world, huh? He realized he didn't actually know what the current state of the "multiverse" looked like, but he figured it was a significant distance. For such a sleaze, Gneidxick sure did leave something cool behind for them.

"So the robed guys got away, but there's a bright side," the hunter thought aloud, "besides a nifty portal, I mean. Now that Gneidxick's game is over with, we can go on the final quest!"

Indeed, for an energetic young man like the Ace Cadet, that was the most fun thing he could think of doing! There was a smile on his face, his earlier frustrations already fading. He wasn't one to stay upset for long. Although, after a moment he chuckled and added, "once everyone's ready of course!"

He should get himself ready too. He'd stayed up making some supplies, but there was no harm in making double sure. Usually the red head loved to shoved as many healing options as possible into his bag, but Kamek was pretty good at it - so maybe some more fire power? Getting his hands on some demondrugs would be great, though he hadn't had much luck sorting through the hundreds of berry types around, pulled from multiple different universes. Maybe some experimenting was order! He was far from an expert though, maybe he should find a second opinion. Not that the rest of them looked like fruit experts either, if he was being honest. As far as the rest of them though... there were so many more people around now, people he didn't recognize from his time in Lumbridge. From the quirky cartoon cup to the man in some seriously wicked armor, they were all people Cadet was looking forward to getting to know. First they should get back to the Land of Adventure though. Speaking of -

"Here!" Ace Cadet approached Michael and Franklin, pulling a contraption from his arm as he did so and presenting it to the pair. It was his Slinger, the thing that looked like a cross between a slingshot and a grappling hook - and for all intents and purposes, was exactly that. Maybe a more dubious option than just climbing the rope, but he looked pretty pleased to be able to help. "A slinger is real easy to use, just put it on your arm and point it where you wanna go, then press this trigger here and bam! The hook attaches then it'll reel you in like presto, alakazamtrios! The cable is strong so it won't break or anything, and it'll get you up there quick. In fact the whole thing's pretty durable, you can toss it down to the next person without worrying."

Cadet himself was content to climb. He tugged on one of the ropes and found it firmly secured, though he looked back at the group with some final words. "I don't mind anyone borrowing the slinger if they need it, but I'm gonna go on ahead while you guys figure things out. I wanna check on the 'marm, make sure she's alright. Maybe get some info about the G-rank quest too!"

Plans made (or half-made anyway), the Cadet climbed up through the portal and back into Lumbridge. Once at the top, he inspected the hole and looked through it back into the casino. Now that they weren't tiny, the distance wasn't quite as much. To be expected, probably, but interesting nonetheless. Gneidxick had some shrink-powers, then, it wasn't the casino itself or anything. He'd had to keep that in mind - not that scaling huge enemies was something foreign to the hunter.

Straightening up, looked around the Guild Hall. It looked much better than the current state of the casino, which was also to be expected, but the mess they'd left when Gneidxick first dropped them in combined with the number of people milling about curious to see what exactly had happened and if people were alright, made the Hall look less than pristine. Cadet squinted his eyes, looking through the crowd until his gaze landed on the familiar form of the Guildmarm. Seemed like the poor woman was being asked question after question by concerned onlookers, but man if she didn't look good doing it. A few of the people around also made mention of the "Dead Zone" again - what the heck's that about I wonder?

"Hey," Ace Cadet said after he'd pushed his way through the gathering toward the Guildmarm, "So the Guildmaster was a bad dude, threw us into a portal to a casino on the other side of the continent then left with a suspicious lady - but we're all good! You doing okay?"

She gave him a spent look. It wasn't even noon yet.

_{(direct mention @thedman)}

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Shamie, of Ragadel Ranch

Shamie Ragadel

^{"Animals can tell if you're a bad person - so can I, by the way."}

Census Profile

Full Name: Shamie Ragadel
Age: 62 _{(31 in human years)}
Gender: Female
Race: Elf
Height: 5'7'' (173cm)
Birthday: Tratskal 7
Job Title: Rancher
Residency: 1/2 Season

Social Profile

Positive Traits: Hardworking ; Passionate ; Adventurous
Negative Traits: Stubborn ; Competitive ; Gamophobic
Likes: Breads, soups, sunshine, animals, flowers
Dislikes: Know-it-alls, slimy things, rainy days
Hobbies: Working, working... more working; Looking after people and animals, hiking, racing, chatting, painting

^{Heart Meter}

Relationships

• Tileno - ♥♥♥♥♥ (Ule)
  • ^{"Haha, my faithful steed! He's been with me for a long, long time."}
• Val Bearfall - ♥♥♥♥♥
  • ^{"Hired her when I moved in. She's talkative, but she works hard and that's what counts."}
• Cresta Dustwallow - ♥♥♥♥♥
  • ^{"Interesting woman. Fun to talk to, but I get the feel she don't like me much."}
• Iz Ah Bel - ♥♥♥♥♥
  • ^{"The town clerk... or secretary, was it? Pleasant I guess. Don't really know him yet."}
• Vera Brynfield - ♥♥♥♥♥
  • ^{"She brews some fine ale! Her inn could compete with The Shining Moon Inn in Wyverspoon."}
• Robert Cindercloud - ♥♥♥♥♥
  • ^{"Young deputy. Don't really know him, but he seems alright."}
• Alastair Doppler - ♥♥♥♥♥
  • ^{Haven't met.}
• Rel - ♥♥♥♥♥
  • ^{Haven't met.}
• Mirik - ♥♥♥♥♥
  • ^{Haven't met.}
• Roc Thal Thur - ♥♥♥♥♥
  • ^{Haven't met.}
• Dr. Balen Stonestrider - ♥♥♥♥♥
  • ^{Haven't met.}
• Neriro Antari - ♥♥♥♥♥
  • ^{Haven't met.}
• Abrazio Yesbieth IV - ♥♥♥♥♥
  • ^{Haven't met.}

Hillhaven : The Fantasy Frontier

Yay, thank you. I'm also up for figuring out heart meter levels with other characters otherwise I'll just fill 'em in as we go.