Smouldering. That is *very* nice, and Samael down to a T.Kaitou Kage wrote:Picture of Samael, which comes with a warning for a bit of raciness.
I am most impressed.


Smouldering. That is *very* nice, and Samael down to a T.Kaitou Kage wrote:Picture of Samael, which comes with a warning for a bit of raciness.

Aw, thanks! I'd wanted to write something like it for a bit; it's kinda interesting to think about how magic "works" in the D&D-verse from a mental standpoint, and since Otto's character arc has a lot to do with figuring that out, I get an excuse to mess around with those ideas.Rock wrote:Whistler? That last post where Otto uses druid magic for the first time just kicks ass. I can describe it in no other way.






Heh.... I try. Thank you. I'm very proud of them. Hell, I'm proud of the entire cast, PC and NPC and Villain alike.Kaitou Kage wrote:Wow, Otto, that was awesome! So very awesome! My breath caught in my throat when Sarari "died" and when Dieter and Otto both nearly bit it!
Also kudos to Neo for making a caste of very likable and exciting NPCs that you can really get close to.




NeoTiamat wrote:You are tempting me to do bad things involving Chaz, the satyr, and someone being a 'Biotch.'
Low tolerance, huh? Well, I'm highly unlikely to have another Glorious Triumph in the near future, so it should be safe enough.Rock wrote:Ooookay, that's enough with the ghettospeak. ... Please? >.<;

XD Pfft~ I saw something like this coming the instant I read the satyr had a hungry look when talking to Charles.Nathan of the FoS wrote:NeoTiamat wrote:You are tempting me to do bad things involving Chaz, the satyr, and someone being a 'Biotch.'![]()
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Er...good game, jolly well played, hope we can do it again sometime?...
Bye?...