Well that's one way to do it... , but i doubt he is the type to go out of his way to help someone unless there is something in it for him.*nudge nudge* but hey Karen has a thing or two to offer him as a bait :3

EDIT: on that note, Sarah better look out. I have the destinct feeling orwen may do something to her eventually

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Meh... I think men like Orwen would find Sarah terribly boring for the most part. She's too confident (keeps her from being easily intimidated) and serious (keeps her from flirting or letting little things go). I take Orwen as a man who enjoys making people weaker than himself uncomfortable, but smart enough to do so with people he will receive minimal consequences from. Unless of course, he's looking for some consequences. What do you think @Partisan? Do I have him pegged?

@Partisan
So, in regards to your advanced RP, you're doing great! Seriously, you're making me feel a bit self-conscious.

And RE: who posts when, some RPs that I used to be a part of had a decided posting order, but that seems a bit limited for this RP. So, uh, just do whatever and hope for the best? I dunno. :P

Poor Zacharias has the worst luck. He has no idea what he's gotten himself into.

@Partisan I thoroughy enjoyed reading your last post. But I have to ask... am I the only one who feels like writing too much takes away the chance for others to respond to potentially good opportunities for character development? I don't know, I am used to 1x1 RP's over an instant messaging medium. So each post is about 3-4 sentences with every line of dialogue and every gesture warranting a response from the other player. I think large-group RP is going to take some getting used to.

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You could always do an interrupt post as I've come to know them - you just intercept halfway into a post.

For instance if I write that my guy is moving to a door, you can write that your character trips him. Everything after that is then either void or needs to be adressed by me in my next post. That's what I am used to doing, but you're partly right.

Except, I don't think 3-4 sentences matches advanced writing, especially if you take a look at the free-RP to casual-RP and advanced-RP rates of writing and length of writing.

Then again length =/= how good it is, right?

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When I say 3-4 sentences, I'm reffering to scenes which have already been set and the only real action being exchanged is very fast paced dialogue between two characters. So 3-4 sentences usually does the trick in these scenarios.

@rivaan I'm sure I'll pick up on it all as I go.

By the way, I'm typing an IC post now.

@Partisan I thoroughy enjoyed reading your last post. But I have to ask... am I the only one who feels like writing too much takes away the chance for others to respond to potentially good opportunities for character development? I don't know, I am used to 1x1 RP's over an instant messaging medium. So each post is about 3-4 sentences with every line of dialogue and every gesture warranting a response from the other player. I think large-group RP is going to take some getting used to.