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So, what should we do if we find any signs of civilization?
If nation-rps count, I once played as a brutal Absolute Monarchy dedicated to holding power at all costs even as the world modernized and left the age of Feudalism. This again is pretty small time as my fellows considered the nation I created to be more grey than anything, except for this one weird dude. I'll get back to him later, anyway my Empire turned on it's allies who held a important strategic resource. Fucking them over, and leaving them to the mercies of the oddballs... 'Utopia.' And then I consolidated my victory and ethically cleansed a pack of savages who were harassing my colonies.

Sounds brutal eh? But get this, I was far from the worst. The worst was this weird guy's 'utopia,' which he described as a 'militaristic libertarian' republic. Sounds odd but I'll roll with it, but then it got really weird. You see; everyone was under constant surveillance by these weird mechanical 'eyes' who sought out unhappy people. And 'unhappy' seemingly solely belonged to the eye of the beholder as the Fedora considered anyone who was displeased with what he defined as 'progress' to be mentally ill and sought them out and sent them to 'hospitals' where they were 'fixed'. I won't go into detail lest this turn into yet another political flamewar, but the 'utopia' reminded me less of Arcadia and more of a grotesque cross between 1984 and a Brave New World.

All that, and he was a pretentious jerkass. And that was the worst antagonist I've faced so far.

I won't go into details, but thankfully the dork left in anger after everyone gained up on him and crushed his nation. After that; the RP was less of a chore, and much more enjoyable.
Alright!

So, I see it's back to my Minecraft early game strategy:

1.) Start constructing mud fort.
2.) Night comes, hide in mud fort.
3.) Spend the next day cutting down trees and digging out a mine shaft to call home while scavenging for food.
4.) Sleep.
5.) Creeper destroys mine shaft in the morning. Repeat step 1.
Done.

So, is this RP going to start out similar to Minecraft? You know, with the whole survival thing.
kapuchu said
Night xPData, can you edit your character sheet to accomodate the requested changes? Only 7/8 bullets for the gun, and add the place that says what your Mythical Creature is, then it should be okay :)

Alright, I'll do it!

Poor Aeon... xp
kapuchu said
While I prefer to call your guy a Shade or Wraith (simply because it sounds more intimidating, or at least not as childish xD. Alright, by virtue of the Bogeyman being what he is (and the obvious weaknesses) that Shift is okay. As for the gun... It's a tricky one. Normally I would flat out refuse, but you bring up some valid points, Aeon. He'll keep the gun, but only have six bullets - half a clip in your standard handgun, if I'm not mistaken? And if I am mistaken, just make it half the amount of bullets of a normal handgun. Giving him too many bullets would be a bit much, imo, so better that he has to preserve them. What do you say?


That sounds fair, I'll start editing.
Aeonumbra said
I vote yes on the gun. I feel it would be very interesting. Also, unless you can provide a link that boogeymen are actual mythical creatures (normally I would try to find it for you.) I'm going to call you a shade, regardless >_> just saying.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bogeyman
Bogeymen are mythical creatures that are used to frighten children out of bad behavior in cultures all over the world and take many different forms, which is why I consider them mythical. And the myths provide inspiration for bad slasher flicks.
The most deplorable character I've played was a expy of the infamous Russian Baron Von Ungern-Sternberg. I consider that small time compared to you guys.
I would describe Shifties shift as a Boogeyman. The being can hide in small areas like closets and beds, can't be seen in sunlight, and can take many forms. All of which cause fear and dread in their victims. While you may consider the 'Boogeyman' to be a modern day phenomenon, there's a curious welsh prayer:

"From ghoulies and ghosties and long-leggety beasties and things that go bump in the night, good Lord, deliver us!"

For as long as man has existed, he has always feared the dark. Imaging dreadful things that go bump in the night that can take many shapes and forms, all of which are horrifying to who sees them. In the past some would call them Shades or Wraiths, today we call them 'the Boogeyman.' I would argue that the Boogeyman are shapeshifters as they take innumerable forms, in countless nightmares. Does it sound like something a emo-kid in Middle School would choose?

Well, yeah. But I'm in a rather ghoulish mood today. ;)

Of course, I understand if you don't want something that goes slither in the night and will instead search for something more traditional. And I'll get rid of the gun, after all, I still can get something using kind words. :p
kapuchu said
...Thanks for pointing that out. There's a reason I usually run with a Co-GM xD So, yeah, Data. He also won't have the guns nor the money. Only his clothes.


Damn it! No attempts to buy people out. :p
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