Playing In The Sandbox (Recruitment, Info, And OOC)

Apparently you have not been watching Once upon a time recently like I have. Dwarf named Stealthy. Cracked me up so hard.

I'd been avoiding the OOC thread (I tend to avoid conflict). But when I saw the newer posts on the campaign thread, I was able to put it together. It seems we now have a new player. Hello, 7 of 9, good to have you with us.

Welcome back, Lynt. If you haven't figured it out yet, we have to re-run the intro, but with the new guy. You're up.

Okay, I've got Skype up and running - same username and email as I thought my MSN had.

You're really dragging us to go find that little girl? fine.

I'll wait for Demonu and Xel to chime in with opinions.

Well I'm up for any plot-hook at this point... I would like to go and help that little girl... Cause, it's a lost little girl, why WOULDN'T I wanta help it? But if the group wants to do something else I'll go with that too. :3

Sure, let's go with that. Just give me a moment to think something without worsening my headache...

Bronymous wrote:You're really dragging us to go find that little girl? fine.

Yes I am. I mean, we're all technically at the tournament, but it takes a crisis to bring people with a variety of backgrounds and goals together so we can discover the magic of friendship!

Oh yeah, I'm calling him kun because he's small and she thinks that's adorable. Like a puppy. Expect the same for the Pixie.

-chan would probably fit the pixie better being both female and a tiny pretty girl (from your perspective).

"Kun" probably works for a lesser race, anyway.

Ramsus wrote:-chan would probably fit the pixie better being both female and a tiny pretty girl (from your perspective).

That was the plan. Remember, I did my research.

If Skaimos was a less-trusting person, he might be a bit suspicious regarding following a stranger into an alleyway. He might at least roll Insight to see if the "father" is being legitimate. However, it's his first day, so he hasn't learned to be distrustful yet.

Not sure what the true level of honor or dishonor such a thing as kidnapping would be, but to my character she totally thinks of it as very dishonorable.

Depends largely on how it's done, why, and how you treat the hostage.

Ramsus wrote:Depends largely on how it's done, why, and how you treat the hostage.

Then clearly the Pixie is assuming the worst...

Well, as an ex-slave it's likely you wouldn't view any form of captivity with favor.

Agreed, even thought she does think only good things for her own time as a slave... She is aware she's just very lucky on that fact. And Kidnapping clearly would be worse then slavery to her, after all being kidnapped you most likely aren't allowed to do much of ANYTHING... And that alone would make it a fate worst then death in the Pixie's point of view.

Uh....I'd allow you a diplomacy, streetwise, or history roll on that subject.... otherwise, no comment.

Guys, I'm dropping out of this game.

It's pretty obvious I just don't have the time to post and even if I do, it's just going to be 1 comment among the 2 pages you post. Having to catch up on backlog, keep track of what you do and respons in a single comment to those isn't going to cut it. With the difference in time zones and with college, it's clear that me being in the campaign isn't going to amount to a hill of beans.

Anyway, keep on doing what you are doing.

Awww, that's a shame dude. But I understand why you're doing it.

Awww nuts. Well that's a shame. Good luck with college stuff.

Understood, Demonu. Hope you do well in your studies.

Quick question, Ramsus in regards to the psion "attack" Memory Hole. Would you allow me to modify it so that it doesn't do damage, but I can make someone other than myself invisible (to one enemy, anyway) for a time?

Sure but, you can only make one person at a time invisible that way and for no longer than 6 seconds or so (long enough for that person to take an action of some sort if they do so quickly). And of course certain people might realize you did something to them. Psions and wizards tend to notice when people use spells. Though assuming you person you make invisible is you and your attack succeeds, they probably wouldn't (unless they otherwise notice you vanished from their view and then they'd puzzle it together pretty quickly). And I think it goes without saying, almost anyone will know something is up if one by one the entire team seems to vanish before their eyes.