[OOC] Camp Castaway

[LiegeLord]

@Mangrale

Cya, take care of yourself. Don't get too swamped with stuff going on, and take your time with the posting :P

[Blueflame]

@KatherinWinteryup actually I may need to drop out of this sorry pal.

[Framing A Moose]

@KatherinWinter

Carrie The Coniver

Name:
Carrie "the Coniver" Vinceti

Current Alias:
Cloak Nomdeplume Dagger

Age:
17

Skills:
Due to her past, Carrie is fairly good with handguns, but they are not her weapon of choice. Her weapon of choice is a deck of cards. Yes, when armed with a pack of playing cards, Carrie is more than lethal. In addition, Carrie has a number of skills from her days of being a street con artist. From picking pockets to blackmail, Carrie knows it all. But, above, all else, Carrie has one skill that's better than all the others: she's a perfect liar.

Ability:
Carrie has the ability to alter people's perception of reality. This ability is mainly used to create tangible illusions. Such illusions, while they cannot make the impossible become possible (i.e. a person dying from a stab wound that's not there), they can make someone believe something so much that it affects what they do (i.e. a person keeling over in pain and bandaging up a wound that's not real).

Bio:
TBR (And not because I'm lazy! I actually do want her to be mysterious!

Theme Song: Yobanashi Deceive

Other:
-Please, please, please don't metagame when Carrie lies. If you know that Carrie is lying, but your character wouldn't, just play along. I've played with metagamers, and it resulted in arguments upon arguments, as well as a few black eyes and stab wounds. I don't mind if a character calls out Carrie once or twice, but don't have your character be resistant to deception, or I'll have to answer in kind.

Also, I can PM you her bio if you'd like.

[KatherinWinter]

@Framing A Moose no one is a perfect liar, especially at 17. I am hesitant to approve illusion and mind control abilities. They tend to be godmodded. But since I am familiar with your style so I'll approve her. Just be careful.

[Framing A Moose]

@KatherinWinter
You got it, boss.

Want me to send you her bio? It'll give you a bit of insight on her.

[KatherinWinter]

@Framing A Moose if you want to you can. I don't mind backgrounds being vague. I prefer most of the information come out naturally.

[Framing A Moose]

@KatherinWinter
Yeah, I had guessed that, but I just think you ought to know. I'll send you it via PM now.

Also, when I say perfect liar, I don't mean that she could convince someone it's raining when it's not (without her ability, that is), I'm just saying that she's a really, really good liar.

[KatherinWinter]

@Framing A Moose I'm not sure how good a seventeen year old would get even if she's been lying since she learned to talk. But I'm willing to see what your doing with it.

[Framing A Moose]

@KatherinWinter
So, is there like a registration booth or something that my character has to check into?

[KatherinWinter]

@Framing A Mooseno. Most of the campers are with the counselors climbing rocks. Carrie could see Ivy and Lin. There roaming around.

[Framing A Moose]

@KatherinWinter
Upon entering the camp, is there any spot where one would immediately drawn to if they were looking for directions? And how does one know when they've entered the camp? Is there one of those big signs?

[KatherinWinter]

@Framing A Moose yes there is a couple of signs and one big one at the entrance. But nothing else except the cabins.

[Framing A Moose]

@KatherinWinter
Alright, got it.

[KatherinWinter]

@Mistiel Is Lin going to keep following Ivy? Because without getting her redirected to where they are suppose to be they are just going to wonder the woods all day.

[Mistiel]

@Mistiel Is Lin going to keep following Ivy? Because without getting her redirected to where they are suppose to be they are just going to wonder the woods all day.

@KatherinWinter

Even when I know assuming is a bad practice, I assumed that you were going to eventually have Ivy and Lin wander into the rest of the campers. Kyle would then be able to lay into Lin for only being able to FOLLOW Ivy, not make her do what they were supposed to be doing. Plus, I think Lin would just acknowledge that at this point.

I'm no psychologist and neither is Lin. We've both run out of ideas short of physically picking her up and carrying her to the firepit (which would be too late at this point). Additionally, you seem primed to make Ivy go flamey flamey if she's touched/grabbed for too long. Picking her up all the way seems like a forest fire threat? :/

[Framing A Moose]

@KatherinWinter
What time of day is it in the RP?

[Mangrale]

@Framing A Moose
I wouldn't know exactly the time of day, but we just started the first activity after breakfast.

[Framing A Moose]

@KatherinWinter[@AnyoneElseWhoCanAnswerMyQuestion]
Also, does the camp have a name?

@Mangrale
Ah, so probably around mid morning?

[Mangrale]

@Framing A Moose
To my knowledge, I don't think it has one.

Mid morning sounds like a safe bet.

[KatherinWinter]

@Mistiel LOL Sorry about that. Lin is the first one to get Kyle to leave Ivy. I thought you had a brilliant plan. Ivy is something of an airhead. It isn't a good idea for her to be still long. I can have her go back but Kyle isn't going to berate her. He is calm and quiet. He left Lin in charge of Ivy so as far as he is concerned he has the day off.

Also, does the camp have a name?
Ah, so probably around mid morning?

@Framing A Moose

LOL I never thought about giving the camp a name. I am sure it has one though. Probably something human. Like CAMP Friendship. And yea it's about midmorning.