Damn. Thanks for letting me know, though. If anyone else is hosting a Subnautica-type of RP or something similar to this, I will certainly be a keen listener. Otherwise, good luck on your RPs.
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Originally thought of going for the cynical and bitter assassin route, but redirected to a more jolly praise the sun type of adventurer. Also apparently the only human of the party.
Love the Dark Souls vibe I'm getting from this! I'll put up a character sheet soon.
Also interested on this one, provided it still has room. Yeah, Subnautica is one on my list of favourites too.
Thinking of making a human merc / bounty hunter type who provided funds for the mission in hopes of finding something worth selling. Although I see that humans are becoming over saturated so might play an alien instead, provided I do get in.
Thinking of making a human merc / bounty hunter type who provided funds for the mission in hopes of finding something worth selling. Although I see that humans are becoming over saturated so might play an alien instead, provided I do get in.
Aura sipped her own water as she pondered upon the options.
Large guilds tended to be one of the wealthiest and most powerful, but they also tended to have the corporate rank-pulling and pretentious newbie-squashing that came with management. And the last thing she needed was an entitled 12 year old ordering her around. Hunter guilds were also cutthroat and favoured offensive classes such as assassins and duelists - especially if they were going after red labels. Paladins, though covetted by many guilds due to their relative rarity, would not belong in such an offensive guild.
Last Genesis was, in theory, probably her best bet to a relatively trouble-free ride, save for particular...eccentricities. Hmph. She would probably regret this decision. Aura just hoped that they would bring as much firepower as they were loopy. And if they didn't, she'll simply have to duck her pride down and go to Heaven's Oath.
"Well, I'll give the Genesis a shot. Cheers for the heads up." Aura stretched, finished her water, and stood up to leave the inn. She nodded to Aleka with a smile. "Next time we meet, I'll buy you a drink. Hopefully somewhere drier." Taking out her menu map, she traced the paths that led out the inn. If they were going anywhere at this time, it would most likely be for the guild hall for subclass unlocks. Which reminded her; Aura also needed to unlock her subclass. She felt the tinge of fatigue weigh down on her eyes like uncomfortable contact lenses, but she shrugged and adjusted her armour. If she couldn't find the guild members, she would just receive whatever quest she needed to unlock the Battle Cleric subclass and peace it back to the inn. By the looks of it, the Last Genesis was going to stay in Troodon as well, and she could just catch them in the morning.
She looked up at the rain and squinted. Least I have a hot tub after this. She equipped her raincoat (stretching in protest against her armour), and made her way towards the Guild Hall. With luck, maybe she'll find a sane-er looking guild on the way, too.
Hey, sorry folks - I will have to pull out due to schedule contraints. It was fun while it lasted though, and good luck to all those in play!
"Thanks for the offer," Aura said, pushing the tankard gently away,"but I don't drink. First time someone asked me to drink was the last time anyone asked me to drink." She distinctly remembered the day. She was new to the college hiking club, and they had some sort of initiation or ceremony for her. A part of that was unfortunately, downing glass of local beer. She tried to dodge out of it but the club members insisted...and well, she tried to find out afterwards, but no-one was willing to tell. But she could tell from ruffled looks and disturbed glances that whatever she did, her brain probably expunged it to preserve her own dignity. So she took it as a cue to never touch the stuff again, even in-game. Just in case she would do things that were...less than ideal.
She took a few drinks of the stew, and let the warmth spread down through her body. Phew. She felt a little less downtrodden, though now that the fight was over, she felt the fatigue onsetting. She did take a beating during the fight, being one of the minority of paladins defending the injured players. The playerbase, she noted, was tilted heavily towards the more flashy, offensive classes, resulting in a severe lack of tanks and defensives. "I dragged a bunch of injured guys out. If someone didn't shield their sorry asses, who will?" She flashed a faint grin. "Though now that I think of it, hanging back was probably the smarter option, hah."
"Anyway," Aura said, finishing up the rest of her stew, swallowing temptations for second helpings, "think I'm gonna join a guild quicksmart, before I get screwed over by randos. Know any good ones?"
Aura was miserable. Well, it wasn't exactly the first time that she was miserable, but oh boy, she was miserable now and she was gonna own it. Like many others, she had equipped her raincoat, and even though it did keep her dry to some extent, it was tiny for a fully armoured Paladin. She had to awkwardly keep her shoulders tilted backwards so as to avoid ripping the coat, already strained over the large plate armour. Then she had to run in that haphazard posture, her hair fizzling up when lightning smited those around her. Nonetheless, she managed to make her way to the closest inn, sit down in a nearby corner and sulk.
She wiped off the remaining water off her armour and blew her bang out of her eye, though it landed right back on with a wet slap. She growled and clumsily pulled it aside with her gauntlet, and sighed. No use in self-pity, though it was quite tempting. She should get a room before she ended up sleeping in the stables or something, and then sulk.
She approached the counter, and briefly contemplated her options. She didn't have too much Renn, but she was also very enthusiastic about not being struck by lightning. And an actual bath. "Lodging for tonight, please, with a hot bath." She looked down the menu, then shelled out 12 copper coins. "A stew and water, also."
As she waited for the lodging and food, Aura watched a group of adventurers...converse. With a loose definition of the term, for a few members. In truth, Aura had recognized the names when she first entered the inn, as she had ran with them on MMORPGs a couple of times prior. She was never close with them, but at least it was better than running with randoms, right? She glanced at the girl who loudly claimed something about her powers "awakening", or whatever that meant. Maybe not. But the last time she went in a dungeon without a proper team...Aura sniffed the non-existent sewer smell. Yeah, she'll probably have to bank her chances in a proper guild. But first, she wanted some actual food.
Name: AuraSimulant (Ciara Kirelight)
Gender: Female
Age: 22
Race: Human
Class: Paladin (Planned Battlecleric)
Level: 15
Renn: 1335
Experience: 0/29,277
Gender: Female
Age: 22
Race: Human
Class: Paladin (Planned Battlecleric)
Level: 15
Renn: 1335
Experience: 0/29,277
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