Chapatrap
RiddlesSure, never been in a 'free' RP before, can't be too hard, though.
Lugia
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STATUS: Hey, I hate to say this, but I am probably leaving this place for the forseeable future. Those who are waiting for me on RPs can just... stop waiting, I guess. Sorry, all. 4 yrs ago
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Hey, I hate to say this, but I am probably leaving this place for the forseeable future. Those who are waiting for me on RPs can just... stop waiting, I guess. Sorry, all.
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4 yrs ago
Well, @Truant, I believe what's wrong with you is in the name... your ability is Truant, you only get to act every other turn.
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5 yrs ago
@Ampharos Boy, I guess that means you're going to get cave adaptation by the time this whole thing is done, and you'll vomit as soon as you leave your house, lol.
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5 yrs ago
You ever read one of your RPs from years ago and just laugh at how bad it is?
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5 yrs ago
Dragons vs unicorns, huh? I'm horribly biased in this case 'cause I HATE horses, so... dragons.
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It's not really that, it's more... we're waiting for whose turn it's supposed to be next.
The three of them all took a drink, and they all seemed to enjoy it. Good for them, though I've always wondered why people enjoy drinking stuff that makes them dumber. Jhank thought to himself as he continued to wait. If there was one thing he was, it was patient. Soon enough, the new dwarf invited the others to start adventuring, apparently needing someone just like us. Odd, but Jhank always wanted to adventure around the place, and if he did, he might eventually be accepted into his old clan... then again, no, he's already made enough friends here, and everyone there shunned him. Even if they let him in, he wouldn't abandon his hometown. Of course, adventuring offered a few more benefits than that, so Jhank headed in after the dwarf eyed him with what he assumed was suspicion. Don't suppose he's ever seen a shunned lizardman, before... ah, well. Jhank thought as he headed in after the other two. He would have been angrier at the dwarf for that look, but then he remembered that the townsfolk were all just as suspicious of him at first, as well. People usually are, and Jahnk figured it had something to do with what he was... perhaps normal lizardfolk weren't quite so peaceful towards humans, and human-like creatures. I wonder what in the world someone like him would need people like us for, though... considering his robes, perhaps something magical. I just hope I don't get turned into a frog because of this. he thought as he followed the others, still kind of just politely waiting his turn to speak, as he knew from experience that people didn't like it when you either interrupted them, or spoke out of turn... though, normally, it was only the guards that didn't like the latter, Jhank wasn't about to take any chances, here.
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The main issue is that between school and work and my meds making me lightheaded every once in a while is that it's hard to plan out when to write stuff. I should be able to either tomorrow or friday though?
Good luck with that, and I do hope you post soon.
It's about as alive as ever, lol... I wouldn't mind if you posted.
The ghost glared at Shaula after what she said, and he explained "First off, I will not take someone's body unless THEY volunteer, and secondly, I will only possess and use actual teammates... there IS a team here, and it consists of five creatures. You, the slime phoenix, the quadrupedal dragon, the fiery phoenix, and the feathered dragon... the purple phoenix is not a member of your team, and if you were to just bring in a poor civilian, I probably wouldn't want to possess them, as that might traumatize them," He then turned towards Jason, and answered "Ah, well... it's kind of you to offer, but unfortunately, I would use your body to attack them, so, I must turn down that offer... of course, this test does require that I, er, use everyone at least once," I then looked at the rest of my team... it didn't seem like anyone wanted to do this, and we were going to need Mia awake to heal at least one of us back so we could technically fight everyone, especially since Maria didn't count in this test. After some thought, Trevor shook his head, and said "Alright, I'll volunteer to be the first one, or... whatever," this seemed to be exactly what the ghost was looking for, and he immediately flew towards Trevor and... Trevor blacked out while the ghost took control. "Ah... always feels good to have flesh, even if it does make me vulnerable to attacks... so... is everyone ready, then? I hope so," He then smiled as he charged up some lightning magic, only to have lightning bolts strike the area around Trevor's friends randomly, whether or not they hit, though, was likely another story.
"Er, right, sorry Lance, and sorry Ravi, for forgetting you, but you seem to have figured out where you need to be, anyways," Trevor apologized while Honey explained what they were looking for. Honestly, none of the things on the hypothetical menu seemed too tasty to Trevor, but then again, it was that, or nothing, and he certainly preferred the ability to eat. Trevor nodded when Honey pointed out that, despite our numbers, it would probably be best if we ran away, anyways. That... made sense, given that in horde battles, it was always one higher-leveled pokemon against four or five weaker pokemon... and unless said weaker pokemon had some sort of gimmick they could pull off, they weren't going to chew through the stronger pokemon's health bar. Trevor kept an eye out for anything that wasn't just mud and rain, while also keeping note of where Ravi decided to slither to, as he was busy sensing temperature differences, which might lead to some food.
Unlike the other businesses in the area, Jhank's forge was quiet, and peaceful this time of year. He was planning to have a nice, long, deserved rest, and probably trying his hand at making plate armor later, but that all changed when he heard a rather loud THUNK coming from outside. The noise roused Jhank from his sleep, and almost caused him to hit his head on the lower shelf as he bolted awake. He then cautiously walked out of his shop to see what made a sound that loud, only to see a sign, and two dwarves... one of which, he identified as Einkel. Jhank headed towards the two, but decided to wait his turn to speak, while also realizing that with Einkel being the one talking, it would most likely be a while. While he was waiting, he decided to take in the scenery of the festival... there were orange, yellow, and brown decorations dotting the usual town plaza, there were visitors from almost everywhere, with all sorts of people, ranging from elves and humans to even a kobold or two trying to hide as a couple of halflings. The outsiders at the festival probably meant that he'd be asked the same questions by the ones that weren't outright disgusted by his appearance... 'Why do you live HERE?' and 'Don't you have a tribe you could live in?' to which, he was prepared to answer, in order 'Because Swampmuck was the first town to accept me,' and 'No, I don't,'.
The smells around the place reminded Jhank that summer was already over, and the temperature would likely go down from here on out... it was times like these that he wished he had room to put his forge indoors... but if he did that, he'd likely have to remove his bed, and there was NO way you could convince him to sleep outside during the fall or winter months. After this festival was over, Jhank would have to prepare his home for the colder temperatures, even if they didn't seem too cold to outsiders, or even most other people in Swampmuck, they were certainly cold for him... then again, depending on what the outsider dwarf had to say, he might not have to prepare anything, after all, the sign promised adventure, as well as gold, so perhaps he'd be in a warmer place once winter hit... or maybe not since Swampmuck was pretty far down south, and further north would just be colder.
The smells around the place reminded Jhank that summer was already over, and the temperature would likely go down from here on out... it was times like these that he wished he had room to put his forge indoors... but if he did that, he'd likely have to remove his bed, and there was NO way you could convince him to sleep outside during the fall or winter months. After this festival was over, Jhank would have to prepare his home for the colder temperatures, even if they didn't seem too cold to outsiders, or even most other people in Swampmuck, they were certainly cold for him... then again, depending on what the outsider dwarf had to say, he might not have to prepare anything, after all, the sign promised adventure, as well as gold, so perhaps he'd be in a warmer place once winter hit... or maybe not since Swampmuck was pretty far down south, and further north would just be colder.
I'm REALLY sorry for forgetting this for so long, but I will post tomorrow.
Sorry for holding things up if I do, but I will be posting tomorrow.
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