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Darcs said
Cool, maybe we could know each other? Your choice.The beginning of a harrowing quest.

My character is going to be a Paladin Lord- an agent working on an intelligence-gathering mission for The Brotherhood. He looks down on most Tribals, which would make their knowing each other extremely entertaining. If I get accepted when I finish him up, I'm game. Shoot me a PM and we can discuss details.

EDIT: On that note, I'm done with my CS for now. Planning on editing it a bit, but I got the generally important stuff down.

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ArcanicNeon said
Yeah! That would work.

Would be fun to be so close to the Midwestern BOS chapter as well.

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ArcanicNeon said
Yeah! Like that. Gimme a very nature state.

Well, it seems almost cliche, but it would be pretty poetic to have that happen in The Nature State. How does Arkansas sound?

I just found

MDK, the only times you come back to the forum are to freak out about arachnids. What happened to your political opinion spewing? Never thought I'd say this, but I kinda' miss it. I totally do fucking hate spiders though, and congrats on the kill.

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ArcanicNeon said
A Nuclear Spring. Oh god how cool would that be?Sure, everything is dry and desilated, but I would think it be cool if there was a state where the bombs turned everything nature-y into something that tries to kill you.

Like the crap that happened in Vault 22? That could be fun.

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Terminal said
People met at the Lucky 38, and are now meeting at the H&H tools factory to head for New Reno where the maglev trolley is waiting for them. We have yet to establish how interested prospects might know to head for New Reno in order to join us, so until then you may want to either wait or go with serendipity.The only really important thing that happened in those 121 pages is that Sabin peed his pants.That may sound like I'm glossing over things, but honestly, I'm not. People showed up and chatted in the Lucky 38 for a bit, Mr. House and Tenpenny showed up, questions were asked, people headed to the H&H, end of story. There was plenty of interpersonal subtext, but no plotshaking elements yet. It has, however, been unanimously agreed that Sabin will never live down peeing his pants.

Thanks for the update. I think I'll probably just finish up the character sheet with my character in New Reno. I can think of a few ways to make that work.

Also, I read the opening interactions between your character and Sabin. The grenade dick-measuring contest was entertaining. May read through the rest of those.

Terminal said
EDIT: In retrospect, the events surrounding Sweet Gin's progression towards meeting with the crew are also probably important if only for the story of how a Commonwealth Android linked up with the team. If you don't want to read the entire 121 pages, you might consider going through and cherrypicking out Aaron's posts.

I was considering doing that merely because of the way they were presented. Probably will, now that you've mentioned it.

Mathematics and Physics Questions

Hah, was this spurred because of that thread I started about the electron? On that subject, by the way, I really only meant what I said in the most rudimentary way. We've observed it's effects obviously, but not it itself and, in fact, it could be infinitesimally too small to ever observe. I wasn't saying it didn't exist, merely remarking on how it's impossible to see it.

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Okay, I know it's probably a lot to ask, but would somebody mind recapping the important parts so far? 121 pages of high-casual writing is a bit more than I'm willing to read through, though I'd like to appropriately mold my character's biography so that I could start in wherever you guys are, or are heading to. Would somebody mind helping me out?

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Terminal said
Brotherhood of Steel is non-canon, and other prominent examples are unique exceptions (High-level End or Penultimate Bosses) to the rule belonging to high-tech factions (Frank Horrigan, The Lieutenant,) with access to experimental pre-war technology as well as developed military installations. On Cyberdogs: Your character, until otherwise proven, would not have been a unique exception to the rule akin to a penultimate/end boss with access to pre-war technology and a developed military installation, and they weren't bred in a kennel (presumably). It is just as well that you've decided to change them up, because even with the provided listing of Cyborgs in the Fallout Universe, I do believe my prior statements stand, and it would be difficult to explain the circumstances surrounding the inception of your character.

Right. Changing it, so let's just leave it and move on.

Dinh AaronMk said
>Ghouls existing prewar. wat

I think TheUnknowable meant that some ghouls were alive before the bombs, not that they were already ghouls.

Molaag Bal gets to the Cloud District Often

Why did they make Molaag an Argonian though?