@FernStone That reminds me.... Angel of the Moon, Demon of the stars.... She is the Hunter, He is the Hinted...

What IS the relationship between our characters?

The better question is, how many children are going to go straight for Eyra? It seems like someone has already tried to garner support to go murder her, will they get an angry mob of sorts to go straight to the capitol?

@MelonHead

kilgarrah might pay her a visit but more to insult her rather then kill her. Not like killing her matters anyway.

Perhaps kill is the wrong word, rather confront her immediately. Though I suspect some Children may wish to kill her, out of revenge, or for more insidious purposes. Especially when they realise what role she has made for herself in the new Empire. Killing a religious people's god can offer some interesting benefits, depending on one's outlook.

keep what you kill

Kozz, for his part, will probably wander the world for a bit and look at how technology has changed. To be honest, my one issue with this RP is that we're playing the role of immortals, how is that going to be reconciled? Will there be significant time skips? People can't reincarnate very quickly, so are they effectively out if they die, despite the ability to resurrect as it were? I suppose that adds some gravitas to death where it would otherwise be inconsequential. Dying puts you out of this 'period' and all the interesting possibilities it offers.

@Vahir

You people need to get in line. The scene's going to go something like "Oh, you want to tell me to go fuck myself too. That's nice. Can I finish my Captain Crunch now?"

@FernStone Sworn rivals? Bitter enemies? Perhaps a bad romance or three in the past? We definitely share the same sphere, but claim different physical aspects of the Night.

.....Holy shit. What if we're siblings? Apollo and Artemis style?

To be honest, my one issue with this RP is that we're playing the role of immortals, how is that going to be reconciled? Will there be significant time skips? People can't reincarnate very quickly, so are they effectively out if they die, despite the ability to resurrect as it were? I suppose that adds some gravitas to death where it would otherwise be inconsequential. Dying puts you out of this 'period' and all the interesting possibilities it offers.

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You'd think an immortal god-empress wouldn't have that many critics. The burden of leadership, I suppose.

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Also, Zhystkrexas will want a private word with Kozz, he wants to commission a specter for himself. To return and reclaim what is his to claim. Would you care to play out a bartering scene?