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    1. Holmishire 11 yrs ago

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A writer, artist, animator, worldbuilder. In short, jack of all trades, master of some.

For the most part, I've retired from roleplaying. For quite a long time, what kept me tied to RPG was the Spam community—but even that I have distanced myself from. Now, my focus is on the writing contests.

I consistently try to write reviews for RPGC, and I consistently enter the Twelve Labours.

First labour; world of Archipelago, Jack.
Challenge: an unwelcome death.
For next entry: characterization.

Second labour; world of Uberpowered, Émile.
Challenge: an unfortunate fortune.
For next entry: pacing.

Third labour; world of Cinderlore, Caerys.
Challenge: an unforgiving ambition.
For next entry: proofreading.

Fourth labour; world of Supers, Joshua.
Challenge: an uncompromising betrayal.
For next entry: development.

Fifth labour; world of Mutamorphis, Olrich.
Challenge: an unrepressed motive.
For next entry: development, dammit.

Sixth labour; world of Mythos, Melas.
Challenge: an untenable alliance.
For next entry: dénouement.

Seventh labour; world of Hatemongers, Talahn.
Challenge: an unbearable sacrifice.
For next entry: cast utilization.

Eigth labour; world of Mythica, Céline.
Challenge: an unwinnable challenge.
For next entry: plot cohesion.

Ninth labour; world of Nardja, Albiorn.
Challenge: an unknowing accomplice.
For next entry: narrative set-up.

Tenth labour; world of Magestones, Ariana.
Challenge: an unwilling inspiration.
For next entry: narrative set-up, dammit.

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I used to play MtG a lot in high school, haven't had the chance to continue in university. My friends were also all blue-is-the-devil and loathed playing against my Merfolk deck, but they gave in largely because I almost never won. I build my decks to screw with people, not to win, which was good seeing as they had all the newest overpowered cards and I was stuck using mostly old cards—some of which were really good, but power levels have increased notably.
In Ban Drakel 10 yrs ago Forum: Spam Forum
One must eliminate the rain.
I can tell you this statement is laughably incorrect.
that was the point of the statement, actually Do you win a prize?
Currently, there are 3,000 existing pairs of cormorants and NOAA is looking forward to reducing it to 6,000 in the next four years.
to kill at least 11,000 double-crested cormorants
Mathematics at its finest.
In Ban Drakel 10 yrs ago Forum: Spam Forum
Does banning really solve anything? To empty a lake, one does not simply build a dam. One must eliminate the rain.
Why do I feel like this is going to result in, oh, I don't know - real-life supervillains?
Because you're a real-life superhero with visions of the future as your super-power?
Confession. that Rilla guy is amazing. I thank DID this wrong. I wish I could explore old guild. I want Allaria back. Shire guy. find it for me. <3
Rilla
I'd have to know what it is, first, and where to look.
In a sense, Frizan is the "GM" of this roleplay. Brothers, sisters, join us. He makes the rules, you follow 'em. Join the Silent Revolución. also gwazi no godmodding ugh
I've had similar experiences - but I think it's more that they solicit everybody who comes along (which is why they do it every time you're there) and see so many thousands of people that they're never going to recall an individual unless that person does something particularly extraordinary or noticeable. You brave, brave soul. You will be remembered for your struggles. ;-;
Halo
Well, you see, that makes sense for the first guy. Thank you. But the Mormon +pal? First they got me as I was walking to work, one block away. Next time they got me was as I was walking home, a block away. Our legacy must live on. Coincidence, I'm sure, but weird.
So what you're saying is that if I'm an asshole, they'll subconsciously remember that and stop coming after me? I'm still here, Awson.
I don't know if it's because there are far fewer of them—or far fewer of me—than I thought, but I tend to get solicited by the same people. Awson. First is a native-american man asking for some money to pay entrance to a hostel. He claims to be the son of a Chief further North in the province, but his bag was taken on the way down, so he's waiting for his mother to come down with some money. Punctuated with regular coughs and displays of coldness, of course. Even suggested I visit his art website for proof of identity. I never carry money with him, so every time he calls out to me, I just tell him as much, chat for a bit, then head on my way. I did this for you. The first time, I was only mildly suspicious. But a month later—when his mother was supposed to arrive a week after the first time—I was quite certain he was a fraud. Same with the third time, and the time he approached my brother. Nonetheless, he never recognizes me, even though nobody else seems to stop for him. Don't lose hope. Second, not nearly as bad, is a caucasian Mormon hoping to show others the light of Jesus. He's friendly enough, and doesn't force his belief upon his targets. He just asks why we choose to be atheists, and then offers to explain the benefits of belief. When I decline, he gives me a card with the website. It's always the same frontman—though he doesn't recognize me, again—and always accompanied with a silent member of a visual minority. The second guy changes each time. Both big, tough, but kind-featured men. It's too late for me. My hope is long dead. I think they target me because I'm an open guy, not too inward-looking or absorbed in a cell-phone or whatever. But I shall continue to fight. If not for my sake, then for yours. Does this kind of thing happen to you guys, where you not only attract a certain kind of person, but indeed certain individuals time and again?
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