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8 yrs ago
Current The moment you realize you spend more time working in titanpads than... anything else. Not sure if I should be proud or concerned.
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8 yrs ago
@Gaviloquence Yes, you've just arrived. ;D
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8 yrs ago
Puncraft! The darkest of arts! Burn the witch!
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8 yrs ago
TMW you realize that's your most current search history.
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8 yrs ago
@PaintLynn Does that mean I can eat you now? I've been getting hungry...
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Bio







My current baby



Spells in the Dark (18+ For dark and suggestive themes: Join the witches or the hunters and they circle each other in a bleak world on the edge of annhilation. Can they come together long enough to hold back the great dark? Or will they fall to the void?


Stuff I'm in



Wolves of Redlake: A lovely little romp as a teenage werewolf. Run by the lovely @Nallore
Various 1x1's: I love the flexibility of a two person story. Group RPs will always have my heart, but they can be difficult to get off the ground. Feel free to PM me with any ideas you may have. I generally post once per week minimum and like high-casual to advanced as far as quality is concerned.


The Rest!






Hi! I'm a twenty five year old lesbian with alot of time on her hands! I've been role playing for about ten years now, although I'm new to the play by post format. I'm a pathfinder and Chronicles of Darkness veteran and still play with my group most weekends.

I'm generally pretty easy to get along with. My biggest pet peeves are:

Not informing me if you'll be away for an extended period of time. A PM or something in the OOC will do nicely. I understand life kicks all of us once in awhile, but try not to leave me hanging.

Negative people. We all get down, and that's fine. Happiness, however, is an outlook. I don't mind spending time cheering up a friend when they're usually a cheerful person. Optimism is a hell of a thing folks.

Metagaming. For obvious reasons. This has been the downfall of many a fun 'secret' plot. I usually opt for transparency, and like to surprise characters more than players. Metagaming makes that difficult.

Things I'll love you for:

Enthusiasm! This is the driving force behind any RP. When players and the GM are excited magical things can happen.

Adding to the world. I like a fleshed out world. Often times I'll leave things ambiguous so players can add to it with backstory or anything really.

Hatching your own subplot. The 'main' plot isn't the only thing going on right? Write me a story about some characters getting into hijinks. It gives the RP an organic feel that can't really be replicated otherwise.

Most Recent Posts

@Lord Zee >< Why did my fingers type smarty, when my brain said Zee.

They're getting mutinous!

Apologies.
@Nallore Hope you enjoy it!

Stupid site is putting a serious cramp in my style. Here's hoping someone fixes it soon!
@ChaoticFox@smarty0114 Way I see it, it's either Dave or Charlotte that greets Alyssa when she wakes up in the hospital.

Soooo... Wanna collab that?

At an appropriate time of course.
Civil War Landing Page

This contains all the information you'll probably need, and will serve as my hangout spot for the duration of the arc if it doesn't.

Request: If I fail to do so could people try to keep this on the most recent page of the OOC? I sleep sometimes I swear!

Edit: Also feel free just to drop by to keep me company.
Arrival post is up as promised. I'll have a civil war primer up soon with some direction for witches what would like to participate.

Untill then feel free to mingle, make friends and thinnly veiled threats, and plot of course. Musn't forget the plotting.
"First of the Dark Days"


Castle Bloodrose was an imposing ediface. It's towers reaching into the sky like the fingers of some impossibly vast god. In better days witches worked, studied, and played in the comfortable embrace of its grip. Confident that their home was unassailable, and would stand for all time.

The sun was just kissing the mountain behind the witch's haven when the black caravan finally arrived back home, casting long shadows in the intrepid witch's approach. The tension that had been building within the castle, and in the hearts of its occupants was nearly palpable. Some cast their gaze up towards those mighty digits and wondered if they might be reaching up towards heaven in one last petition for peace. A petition that ultimately would go unheeded.

The grand black iron gates swung open for the first of the black carriages. Witches had gathered in the courtyard just beyond to await their arrival. A tremble went through the crowd as the caravan came to a halt. The first door opened, and from the dark confines of her carriage emerged Lorelai Von'Strauss.

She was clad in her black succubus skin ritual garb, and bore her blade before her like a staff. With a snap of her fingers a dozen servitors sprung from the earth, and began the work of unpacking the witch's belongings. All they while she kept her eyes locked with her nemesis, Medusa Bloodrose, who'd come out to the balcony over looking the courtyard to greet them.

"The Dragon returns!" A small spell allowed Medusa's voice to carry through the courtyard. "And with her our champions. Look well sisters, upon some of the finest witches to call the castle home."

A nervous cheer went through the gathered witches. Some had already chosen a side; Those with Lorelai stood near the gates, those with Medusa had gathered near the stairs beneath the balconey. Others stood between them, hoping they'd not be forced to make a choice, or at least hoping to avoid the bloodshed.

"A feast in their honor is being prepared, in three days we'll gather in the grand hall and hear stories of their exploits!" A small smirked curved Medusa's lips. "Untill then I bid you let them rest... they've surely earned it."

Lorelai nodded up to the unspoken agreement. A three day peace before the war began. Her sisters would need their rest, and she'd use the time to focus her sickly spirit on the task before her.

Medusa turned and stepped back into the castle just as the sun dipped behind the mountains again. Bathing the castle and the witches that called it home in darkness. How many would live long enough to see real light again? Whose banner would fly when the dust cleared? Not even the prophets of Seher could tell you that.

The curtain was opening for the final show, as Dragon crossed Rose for the last time in a long and mostly forgotten history. The souls of witches that deserved better caught between two giants poised to destroy one another.
@Lady Amalthea Yes! Although I swear anything applicable to rpers could work for cats. I mostly just dangle bait and hope for the best.
in collaboration with @Anima

Alyssa & Kimberly


Alyssa


Kimberly


Flirting was an art, and Alyssa was just starting to realize how woefully uneducated in the subject she was. Small half promises, witty remarks, suggestive gazes and words. It was fun sure, but it was also driving her heart a little crazy. Maybe that was the point though, she was just wondering in mild awe at the ease with which Kimmy flirted.

She laughed at her own introspection suddenly. "How do you do this so easily? Everytime you open your mouth my head gets a little fuzzy, and everytime I respond I swear I'll turn purple!"

Dozing off for the past few minutes, the sleepiness faded when Alyssa laughed. Kimberly looked over with an eyebrow raised. She inched a bit towards Alyssa. "It helps when there's chemistry," she said. "Otherwise? Having a wonderfully infectious personality never hurts."

Alyssa grinned, turning towards Kimmy. "Chemistry huh? Is that the cause of both nervous butterflies in my stomach, yet strange sense of comfort? Crazy stuff." She sighed happily. "You do have a way of keeping everybody smiling, something I've always admired."

"Super crazy," Kimberly said. She laughed. "You admire that I'm the center of attention? It's nice when you're with a ton of people. You know me, I thrive in crowds. But you know? It sucks when noone's around. Extrovert struggles. Doesn't help that sometimes folks think you're flirting on them. Still trying to find that line. I wish I was more in the middle of the spectrum. Extreme's suck."

"Extrovert struggles huh?" Alyssa laughed and rolled onto her back. "I'd just be happy if being surrounded by people didn't feel like drowning. I do suppose I handle isolation better though, keeping myself company and all that. I just think it's awesome how you can handle the attention of so many people and not get overwhelmed, even thinking about something like that makes me a little sick."

"See? I couldn't fathom being in a space all alone. It sounds ... lonely. People never really scared me off. How do I put it? Everyone I talk to is like a reenergizer. That doesn't mean I don't get nervous though. I figure everyone's a touch nerved when talking to stranger. I suppose that's what keeps everything 'controlled' for me."

Turning her head towards Kimberly she grinned. "As for people thinking you're flirting with them, has it ever occurred to you that you might be a shameless flirt?" She winked.

Kimberly laughed and shook her head. "But I'm not! Well, not intentionally anyway. I'm just really friendly? Friendly affection," she said. Moving over, Kimberly rested her head on Alyssa's stomach. "I'm only ever intentionally flirty with a certain someone."

Alyssa's mouth opened several times with the start of a witty reply. These were days of realization for Alyssa it would seem, as the thought that she might haunt her girlfriend's thoughts as much as she did her own occurred to her suddenly. It was a strange thing to be held in such a regard, stranger even than someone else's face at the front of your heart. It was on one hand invigorating, and on the other limiting. She wondered if Kimmy felt the same small pressure to live up to her expectations as she did.

Everything had a price though. For these moments, and all the ones to come the worry and restrictions were a small price to pay. Alyssa's hand found Kimmy's, intertwining their fingers happily. "How'd you get to be so perfect Kimmy?" She said, simply voicing her feelings at the moment.

Giving Alyssa's hand a gentle squeeze, Kimberly rolled her eyes at Alyssa's comment. "I still have my flaws too, Lyssa," she said. "Plus, perfect would be kind of boring anyway."

She tilted her head to shift her focus from the tent's ceiling to Alyssa. "You ever think back to when we first met? Good lord, I still remember the quiet angry girl I stumbled upon. Not really sure how it happened, but you really changed. Alot." Pursing her lips, Kimberly really had no idea where she was going with this. No idea whatsoever. "Stranger to best friend to girlfriend. What a progression. Honest truth? I wasn't comfortable with you at all when we first met. Now? Super comfy."

Still trying to piece together where she was going with this, maybe there wasn't a need to have some grand logic behind it. Maybe it was okay just to spew the nonsense.

Alyssa laughed. "I still am a quiet angry girl most days. I just have more to smile about now. Besides, you might beat me up if I get into too many fights." She sighed. "I certainly wouldn't have blamed you, I wasn't comfortable with myself much back then. I'm getting there though, slowly but surely. I have you to thank for that, you just keep taking me places I never expected I'd be. From a friend to a girlfriend."

Kimberly blushed. "Let's see how you feel about that when constantly fight block you. I'm sure you'll go completely mental," she said. "But I'm always here for you Lyssa. Just like back then. Just like now. Yes?"

The silence between them didn't last long. A howl came from outside followed by a cacophony of screams. The atmosphere ruined, Kimberly sat up and looked towards the tent flap. Her heart hammered against her chest. She wished she had her hunting rifle with her. Even with the freak accident, the wilderness felt just a tad bit safer with her long arms than without.

Before she could say anything, the tent entrance was ripped open by massive claws. Raw, virulent pain surged through her body as the massive wolf bit into her shoulder. Kimberly screamed. The smell of something coppery becoming more potent as the wolf's sharp teeth sunk in ever deeper.

Alyssa's first thought was to flee as the wolf clawed its way into her tent. She'd never know what the second was, as Kimmy's scream catalysed a strange alchemy in her mind. In the space of a heartbeat Alyssa's fear boiled away into an insensate rage. Scrambling to a crouch she launched herself at the beast, her mind clear of anything other than muderous intent.

When Kimberly thought the pain couldn't get any worse, she felt the wolf's grip shift to the side as it tore deeper into the mixture of blood, muscle, fat, and whatever else was in there.

She was no longer screaming as her body dulled the pain. Instead of intense pulses of agony, it turned into an ache and flaired whenever the teeth changed positions.

Feeling a claw against her chest, the pressure from the wolf's bite disappeared as something sharp racked across her abdomen. Falling back, she stared upwards to the tent's ceiling. It hurt to move. She stayed as still as possible.

Alyssa continued her assault, gazing on in horror as blood pour from fresh wounds on Kimberly's flesh. Her fists pounded against the wolf's side impotently as it seemed to ignore her in favor of continuing to maul Kimberly. 'Find something vulnerable' she told herself, even the voice of her inner thoughts sounded like it was coming from another room.

Her thumb found its way to the wolfs eye, pressing down with the intention of gouging it out. That the beast did not seem to like, finally rearing back from Kimberly and turning on Alyssa. There was a moment when their eyes locked, it hung in the air for what seemed like minutes, but was more likely even less than a second, before it launched itself at her.

Somewhere far away, Alyssa noted that she was in pain. A mild itch came over her arm as the wolf's teeth sunk in. She'd read somewhere that you were supposed to push into a dog's maw if they bit you, to prevent them from doing so again, so she did. All the while her other fist continued to batter her foe's head and snout.

Surprised, the wolf rose its paws to claw at Alyssa's lower stomach and hips in an attempt to escape, opening up long jagged wounds along the girl's lower body. Its head shook side to side, fighting to break free. With a loud crack the strength faded from Alyssa's arm, and the beast finally pulled away. With a snort her blood sprayed from its maw as it turned and fled back into the night. Leaving the girls in various states of disrepair.

'My arm's broken, that's gonna fucking suck' Alyssa spoke to herself again internally as she turned apprehensively towards Kimberly, who had fallen eerily silent during the attack. "K-Kimmy...?"

Cognizant of Alyssa's struggles against the wolf, Kimberly had the mental capability to understand or track what was happening with her girl. Instead, Kimberly continued to remain still and not say anything. She tried to inch her body into moving, but it only exacerbated her wounds. The bite and claws dug deep. In her mind that was.

Hearing her name, Kimberly's eyes roamed over to Alyssa. There was something wrong with her. She was bleeding and her arm was ... odd looking. Feeling the blood continue to trickle out from her stomach and shoulder, she forced herself to reach towards a nearby cloth.

"The ... bleeding," she said as she took deep breaths. "We have to stop ... your bleeding."

"Huh?" Alyssa took a glance down at her stomach and hips. She cringed as she saw the long, weeping wounds. "I-I don't..." Tears formed in her eyes as panic nearly overwhelmed her.

She grew pale and shaky as the adenaline fled her limbs. Suddenly she could feel burning, ragged pain in too many places to track. Her arm was almost numb, but for a throbbing ache that flared every time she attempted to move it.

Alyssa took deep, labored breaths as she fought to calm herself. Retrieving the scraps of her shirt she layed down next to Kimberly. Pressing half over the wound on Kimberly's shoulder, she applied steady pressure. The other half she draped over her own lower body, resting her ruined arm over it and hoping for the best. "Can you reach your cell?"

Cringing from Alyssa's pressure on her shoulder bite, Kimberly whimpered. She knew she wasn't the only one hurt. Alyssa's arm was probably broken, her arm bitten by that crazed animal, and her side was shreaded. Compared to her, Kimberly could live with that claws on her stomach. Her shoulder though? All she could think of was losing all chances of an athletic scholarship. It was such a stupid thought.

Forcing herself to reach into her pocket, Kimberly took out her cell phone. "No service ... out here. Remember?"

Alyssa shivered. One look down told her that her hope for the best strategy wasn't going all that well. "Damn... " She shook her head against her deepening fatigue. "We've got to figure something out... don't we?"

Dropping her phone to the ground, Kimberly went back to her vegetable state. Even the smallest movement hurt. As bad as it sounded, she preferred getting shot to the wolf beast's assault. Bullets were localized and clean. Unless they splintered. The wolf? Not local, not clean, and jerked like a rave dancer.

Still cognizant of the blood trickling out of her shoulder, a lethargic calm overcame her. Kimberly wasn't sure if it was from the blood loss or the shock. Either could be responsible as far as she was concerned.

"We ... why don't we just wait for someone," she said a bit slurred. "Someone will come ..."

"That doesn't seem like much of a plan." Alyssa struggled to gather her thoughts. Kimmy's voice didn't sound right, and she'd been too quiet for too long. She increased the pressure on her wound. "Kimmy? Stay with me ok?"

Kimberly tensed her jaw when the pressure increased on her shoulder. "Still here ... still here." She offered a strained smile. "Sometimes doing nothing is the right thing ... I'm tired..."

Seeing light spider around Alyssa's tall, strong frame, Kimberly tore her eyes away from her wounded guardian angel to the source of the light. A man stood at the entrance. She recognized the uniform. EMTs. She saw them every day at the hospital.

She raised a hand. "... Help ..."

Alyssa'd never been so relieved to see another human being in her life. She turned and flashed him her brightest smile, tears forming in the corners of her eyes. "Thank god, please help her." She continued to apply pressure.

Staring at the two girls, the EMT looked towards his colleagues and called them over. Not wasting any time, he took out his emergency pack and began to take over. "Don't worry, I've got you," he said to the two. "Just hang on."

When the other EMTs converged on the tent, Kimberly felt herself lifted onto a stretcher after whatever emergency stuff they did. Before she completely left the tent, she tapped the hand of one of the EMTs. "Alyssa.."

"Someone's got her dear," said a female EMT. "You'll see her at the hospital. Promise."

Back at the tent, the first EMT stared wide eye at the wound, the definite broken arm, and the bite on the arm. Another stretcher was quickly brought over. Another EMT and he helped Alyssa onto the stretcher.

"Relax," he said. "We'll make a short trip to the hospital and get you patched up."

"Relax? I think I can manage that." Alyssa's... everything was catching up with her. "Kimmy's fine right? I... I'm gonna sleep for awhile I think. That... sounds nice." Her eyes fluttered closed.
@Fetzen Here's hoping things clear up on your end!
@Atrophy Great minds and all that? That's what I'm going with anyway.
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