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    1. justTypical 9 yrs ago

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9 yrs ago
Current I dig, you dig, she digs, he digs, we dig. (it's not a very good poem, but it *is* pretty deep...)
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9 yrs ago
GMs can't keep players! I can't keep my GMs! Cats and dogs living together! Solution? I host a 1x1... with myself!
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@neogreggory

You do whatever you gotta do mate, hope things work out! We're rooting for you
Got a 10 unmodded on the Perception roll
@Diana

Hello! I'd be up for doing an original sci-fi assassin sort of thing, sounds like it could be wicked fun. I'm afraid I don't have any epic sagas off the top of my head, but I'd be more than willing to hash something out with you.

As an alternative, if you feel like jumping into something a little more ready-made, I'm part of a small group doing a steampunk horror RP. So plenty of action, paranormal, dark themes, etc. I dunno if steampunk qualifies as modern enough for you, but if you're curious please don't hesitate to take a look!

But either way, feel free to drop me a PM!
Satisfied with both the drink and Galawayn's response, Jakar drained his flagon. He nodded, accepting Sionnie's noncommital answer, and turned to find the other members of the party. The thronging crowd and general revelry combined with the warm, smoky haze that hung in the still air made it no small task. He peered over the railing at the dance floor below. A troupe of musicians in the corner had just struck up a lively tune, and--there! He could see Jethro preparing to dance with a comely dwarven woman. A smile touched his lips. He remembered what it was to be young! Better to let him have his moment than to interrupt with mundane affairs.

Turning again, he saw Zayga off in a corner with some burly fellows, apparently about to arm wrestle with an especially brutish specimen. He involuntarily snorted at the sight. The woman certainly had spirit! One way or another, someone was about to receive a grand comeuppance. He was sorely tempted to watch, but a quick glance at the elves revealed they seemed nearly ready to leave. He sauntered over to their table and introduced himself briefly. "Greetings, fair ones! I am called Jakar. Forgive me my intrusion in your refreshment, but I am told by the good keeper of the house that you have recently faced peril on your trading routes?"
Scratching his chin, Jakar mused for a moment. "Give me your finest ale," he decided, "and a hot meal would not be amiss." He thanked the bartender as his drink was served, and took a sip as he listened to Galawayn converse with the man. When mention was made of the dangers faced by the traders, his eyes suddenly lit up. Here was a golden opportunity for employment. He began to stand up with the intent to speak to the elves immediately, but hesitated for a moment, apparently calculating in his head.

He turned and nudged Galawayn to attract his attention. "Galawayn," he began, "I've been hired many times over as a guard for tradesmen such as these. A mercenary, so to speak. There's good money in it, and only seldom is there any danger, much like today on the road. Now," he continued, lowering his voice "merchants want to feel safe. And while I may be able to keep them so, they feel safer with a greater number of guards, if you catch my meaning."

"In my country, I had friends, old companions and warfellows, who would often join me on these ventures. We would split the profits and make a killing for little trouble. But here," he gestured widely, "I know no one. What I could make as a lone mercenary would be a pittance compared to the gold a dedicated band of warriors could bring in." He paused for a moment, evaluating Galawayn's reaction.

"I have witnessed your abilities, and those of our companions. There is real skill. The six of us could offer our services to these merchants for a kingly sum. Once I've spoken to the others, I could have the arrangements made with the elves in a matter of moments. What say you?"
@ImportantNobody

This is looking great! So, I have a self-taught mage character I dreamt up a while back for a 1x1 that never took off. It would be nice if I get get a bit of use out of him. Posted below, let me know if I need to make adjustments

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Don't worry, the big bad wraiths won't get cutesy wootsey Benny Wenny


just wait till he gets his gun, mark my words!
@Algorhythm

No worries mate! I know how life gets, believe me.

Now with that out of the way, the obligatory


so yeah I will probably think through my next move more carefully. wicked stuff Algorhythm!

Incidentally, @Karos, you around mate?

Or @Azlum perhaps you ought to go ahead and jump in anyway.

(what i'm getting at here, guys, is that i don't think i can handle all these wraiths by myself :/ )
With that uncanny sense soldiers have for locating the nearest source of alcohol, Jakar led the group towards a large building, bustling with all sorts of activity. As they entered, patrons jostled them as they went about their business, singing and dancing, eating and drinking.

The bar itself was on the second level, and as Jakar made his way towards it, he carefully scrutinised the building and its occupants, looking for entrances and exits, blind corners and vantage points, likely troublemakers and harmless merrymakers, but especially... well, a game of cards. It seemed months to him since he last played, and even though they hadn't yet divided up the earnings, his share was burning a hole in his pocket.

He pushed the thought aside, however temporarily, as he arrived at the bar and signalled for the attention of the barkeeper.
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