knighthawk

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@MissCapnCrunch
Mo

The Wars Of Reincarnation | Multiverse

interested.

The X-Pendibles

Are these OC's only or can we re-imagine classics as new students or legacy?

Bureau of Paranormal Investigation (looking for players)

Interested!

The Wars Of Reincarnation | Multiverse

So strictly notable characters like 'spiderman' or reincarnatioms of our old OC's from previous games?

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Gosh, I have no idea how Cam's even going to act.

I mean, she want's everyone to be happy and is such a people person, but she probably going to hate him. Charles even more so. Mo.. now that's going to be interesting.

@HaleyTheRandom

Chuck's been burying bodies for 15 years... Poor Alex.

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Well, as I won't have any more power over what happens in the game than anyone else I think the decision could go to whoever will resolve your actions. I do believe that it would mean a lot of unnecessary posts that are just focused on looking something up in the book and not really contributing to the story.
We could simply complicate the book itself, say that it is written in a way that will make it seem like nonsense to anyone who is not a discoverer, and so the whole thing is written in verse, hard to interpret, sometimes dealing with outright nonsense...
I don't want you to drop the book, just tone down the aspect of "all-knowing" to something that you can use in the game.

@Halvtand

I understand, I just thought that the idea of a god of common sense's holy book would be a book full of practical common sense, advice, life hacks. "As the good book says: 'Smoke the bees before you take the honey.' Perhaps we can use it for goblins?"

But, as it was said earlier, playing a cleric just to play the healer, it a bit of a forced niche.

We have a black knight, big guy, classic mage, thief, elven archer. What else is there to compliment the party?

Perhaps a bard?

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I wanted to respond to Halvtand's post and yours separate, because I gave him a bit to read and didn't want to make things any more cluttered. When you refer to the DM, I assume you're saying that with awareness that the host of this isn't going to be the only person doing those duties in this role-play, correct? Basically, we have a posting order and whichever one of us is assigned to be your follow-up poster in that ordering would actually be the one doing all of your DMing, as opposed to Halvtand doing it for everyone like a conventional DM would.

@Shoryu Magami

Even better! :P

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@knighthawk
I don't know how you did it, but somehow the picture you found... I've never seen a guy fulfil the spirit of the insult "wanker" more than he.
I will tip my hat to you for relating "DM guide" to an in-game term. However, I am worried about the tome. The way you've described it makes it sound like a tome of infinite knowledge about everything. Kind of takes the discovery-part out of the game, don't you think?

@Halvtand

I was actually thinking of putting its power in the DM's lap. "Lets see what my good book says" Sometimes a phrase could be utterly useless now, but useful later. Kind of like Mama murhy's sight from fallout 4. or something as simlple as a note from an explorer on edible moss. I could always make it a magic 8-ball.

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6 AM and he was out the door. Unlike some people in this town, like Mo, he had work to do. He left a glass full of milky water in the sink and some toast crumbs to prove he had left or even been there that morning. On the calender was a small note: Sat, G.Y.6-9

Out at the graveyard, Chuck was using a push mower to clear away the lawns. Oh sure, there was a noisy gas monstrosity in the shed but he liked the quiet peace of the crisp morning and he didn't want to disturb the dead. Usually the weekends were when most came to visit their families out here, either saturday afternoon or sunday after church. It always struck him odd that the hospital was so close to the yard but the church was so far away. Clinically it made sense to dump the dead right outside, but the superstitious part of him pondered where holy ground started and ended.

This train of thought started to drift to Clementine. Her plot, provided by the hospital as she was the wife of an employee, was always the last one he cleaned off as he had his confessional/communion with her. He sat down in the grass then propped himself up against her toombstone as he cracked open a bottle and had himself a long slow swig.

"I had to drive to the next county for these, there is just something about coke from a glass bottle. Vicky got a B in math, did you know they are doing stuff now as freshman we did as seniors? I ain't seen her looking at anyone in particular yet, but I ain't seen anyone looking at her in a good way either. Its my fault, last kid who liked her was a wrestling fan, he just wanted some credit for dating 'the undertakers' daughter. He'd have been better off watching monster trucks... I need a new job, I need to get this graveyard off of her name. She needs to be more than the gravediggers daughter... I saw mo last night, she was heading to her hotel with some guy who blew his radiator yesterday, he'll probably be here till monday waiting for the new piece. Jeb will probably get me to ride out for the radiator today, I'll grab some more cokes then. I'm gonna grab a shower and go to jebs now, I'll get Vicky something while i'm out. Love ya darling,"
He wiped the tears from his eyes and headed to the house just in time to see the sherrif truck. His heart hit his stomach as he started jogging up the path. "Please don't be Mo, Please don't be Mo, Please don't be Mo." He came around the lip just to see vicky, the sheriff and his sister all present. "Alright officer, what did she do? Steal cookies and milk, cheat on a test?" His tone was the same when he bailed out his sister, but the words were clearly aimed elsewhere.