The Nightingale - OOC
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I bowed out. Good luck guys and gals.
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No prob, pal. I know how frustrating this has to be for you, being killed twice in a row. See you around. 
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Oh, agreed.Trike wrote:I'm glad you agreed on the alignment. I shuddered after I posted that last bit because I thought I might have started an alignment debate. I try to avoid those like bullets and boils.
Alignment is more a set of guidelines than hard rules, but it's still something that's ultimately up to the DM to adjudicate. Thus, arguments about it are usuaully a waste of game time.
What matters to me is consistent, plausible, and fun RP. Alignment can help that.
And of course, alignment may have little to do with a chatacter's self-perception. It may not have much with how others see him, depending on the context and the characters involved.
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Le Noir Faineant wrote:No prob, pal. I know how frustrating this has to be for you, being killed twice in a row. See you around.
I was hoping that Otto could save her life, get a blade hand built for her...
Oh well.
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VIEW CONTENT:
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VIEW CONTENT:
Delight is to him- a far, far upward, and inward delight- who against the proud gods and commodores of this earth, ever stands forth his own inexorable self.
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One from each family...
Didn't I say your character would SUFFER, kin? 
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.Le Noir Faineant wrote:One from each family...Didn't I say your character would SUFFER, kin?
Dang, son, Darkon is in severe need of human rights inspectors.
But poor old Otto is just following orders...
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So everyone's dead but two people correct?
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Le Noir Faineant wrote:Three, but yes.
Caitlin's super power of social invisibility may save her life.
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Ah, I see. Well then I guess were out of the game for now.... o.O' Think I'll save Ammanas' sheet for another game if that's ok with you Raf. 
Edit: Second what the heck weapon is Ewan using that does 3d6 o.O'
I guess we'll see if Boiros decides to try and heal then resist and kill two males from each family? xD
Edit: Second what the heck weapon is Ewan using that does 3d6 o.O'
I guess we'll see if Boiros decides to try and heal then resist and kill two males from each family? xD
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Don't unsuscribe yet, please.
This gonna be guddddddddddddd.
This gonna be guddddddddddddd.
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Zombie? <.<'
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I'll be happy to discuss details in the AAR , guys.
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