[OOC] After the End

[Eirene]

that sounds like a good idea!

[Eirene]

@Carantathraiel

Heinz smells like a horse - so if your character ever encounters a person smelling inherently of manure and hay then it's probably Heinz ;)

[Carantathraiel]

@Eirene I lol'd.
Being a snob, that will be fun for her.

"OH WHAT IS THIS OFFENSE? BURN IT" *gag*

hehehehe. thenkyew.

[Pascal]

I would say Rhys might be identified by his voice for her. She might think he is girl, though. I will think about smells...

[Carantathraiel]

@Pascal I was legit going to have her figure out she's a girl just on sound/smells alone, then be confused why no one else will acknowledge this XD
I'm trying to decide if she'll just ignore it or be a bitch about it...

[Pascal]

Haha let's wait and you can decide based on her mood at the time. I don't care either way, @Carantathraiel

[Carantathraiel]

@Pascal Awesome.

[HangYourSecrets]

@Carantathraiel Amos would totally smell of plants and herbs, and I really liked that idea! I'd like to imagine he's normally pretty soft spoken as well, if it helps.

*adds that to list of things she's never had to say before*

I can't tell you how often I've had that thought on this site.

[Carantathraiel]

@HangYourSecrets *chuckles*
I've had a few moments. I really think I should start keeping a list...

And frankly, I think Eve will tolerate Amos the most, because he probably smells the best.
Between Amos and Rhys, at least.

[Shorticus]

Okay, sorry about the lack of an IC post thus far. I'm ALMOST at Spring Break (that's next week), but I've got midterm exams slamming into me as we speak. Thankfully, I've just got one more tonight. I'll probably be busy for a good chunk of tomorrow, but between now and tomorrow morning I should have a post up.

@Carantathraiel Yes, Cormac would smell like booze. On certain days he'd probably smell like iron and wood, I.E. days when he's been working with such materials a lot. He's surprisingly clean otherwise, so wouldn't smell TOO much.

But his voice would probably be really grating to her. It resonates with grumpiness and rudeness and has a pitch that resembles a growl.

[Carantathraiel]

@Shorticus beatiful :)

Thank you

[Shorticus]

"Give me odors!" sounds like something out of a bad fantasy military game where all the voice actors are Americans pretending to be British. That's what happened to "Give me orders." It got transformed into fake cockney.

[HueMan]

OP/Gm, would it be alright if I make a character who is a "former" child of noble/king?

[DeltaV]

OP/Gm, would it be alright if I make a character who is a "former" child of noble/king?

@HueMan

What do you mean by "former"?

[Pascal]

Okay, sorry about the lack of an IC post thus far. I'm ALMOST at Spring Break (that's next week), but I've got midterm exams slamming into me as we speak. Thankfully, I've just got one more tonight. I'll probably be busy for a good chunk of tomorrow, but between now and tomorrow morning I should have a post up.

@Shorticus

yay! Look forward to it. Here, the college midterms are next week. No studying for me, but unfortunately I have to grade them all. hope it goes well!

[HueMan]

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What do you mean by "former"?

@DeltaV

I was toying with an idea about a nobleman's child who had been brought into the royal family to become a playmate for a young prince/princess (apparently this happened fairly often in history) but fell out of favor of the king as he/she grew up for some reason. Hence, the "former" noble. Of course, I'll flesh this idea out once you approve of the concept.

[Carantathraiel]

@HueMan a whipping boy!

[DeltaV]

I was toying with an idea about a nobleman's child who had been brought into the royal family to become a playmate for a young prince/princess (apparently this happened fairly often in history) but fell out of favor of the king as he/she grew up for some reason. Hence, the "former" noble. Of course, I'll flesh this idea out once you approve of the concept.

@HueMan

Seems interesting. I believe that the main reason this kind of thing happened in history was to hold a noble's children hostage to their good behavior, so maybe your character's parents revolted / did something otherwise treasonous that caused your general dynasty to fall out of favor.

@HueMan a whipping boy!

@Carantathraiel

There is also this option! Although then you'd probably be a peasant taken into the household specifically to be beaten when the prince/princess acts up, not a noble.

[HueMan]

@DeltaV

Yup. Something along that line was where I was thinking. Alright, I'll post my charac sheet within the next 24 hours.

[Pascal]

In terms of IC posting, we are just waiting on @Shorticus, yea?

I'm totally patient, I swear, I just wanted to touch base. It seems like the rest of the party is basically in agreement about the path to take...