I should probably reply, huh? XD
Ha, I'd vote yes on that. As should I.
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Ha, I'd vote yes on that. As should I.
I'll do my best to get a post up tomorrow. Everyone else feel free to post if you've got something/are on a plot path though.
I'm cool with either really. I was once in an RP that just followed the story of Dragon Age Origins. We didn't even make it out of Ostagar (bad luck with DA apparently), but it was mad fun. Personally I vote start something, either a version of this or something else entirely from scratch. This seems like it'd need some very inspired plot points to stay alive, and I'm not sure I could come up with them. Also if Sae did have a bunch of stuff in mind I don't want to come up with my own crappy version of it, although you guys might be a lot better than me at coming up with ideas with what's already been established.
Isn't that the name of a Jean Claude Van Damme movie? Seriously though, if there's any path that lets us carry this or some version of this on I'm down.
Fuck.
Ha, dark.
Uh oh, Scott needs to get shot.
Oh! I just noticed! @Mordon My Guild log in is meant to be read as Xanth, the reason the first two letters are capitalized are because I took it from a book, and that's how it was done sometimes within said book. I spent five minutes just now wondering who Anth was lol
Also, more posting after work. More character development. And soon, perhaps, we march in Saephod's honor
Ah, cool!
As did I and I!
Colin smiled when the slightly younger Elven lad burst out laughing and waited patiently for him to come back to him after addressing Eloen, or at least as patiently as he could, which meant he looked to everyone else in the tent and observed as much as he could. Eloen for her part introduced herself in her formal way before taking a step closer to Colin himself, which was pretty close since they had already been standing side by side, more or less. He half smiled, he liked that she felt comfortable with him but did wish she was more confident in herself. He'd spent enough time with her now that her anxiety was easy to detect whenever it spiked. He placed a hand on her back in what he hoped was a comforting fashion, but wanted to disguise it so as not to cause any awkwardness.
“Excuse my lack of manners friend, Eloen here was polite enough to introduce herself already. I'm Colin Roche. No one specifically told me you could turn people into such things but it never hurts to be careful, does it? No one wants to end up in frog soup after all.” Colin laughed, finally answering his question. The lad seemed strange but thus far was good company. “Which sounds admittedly a little gross even to me. I mean, I've eaten some pretty funky shit, but never quite reached frog soup.” He continued smiling all the while. “I'm not actually too sure why I was interested in your age. It's as good an opening curiosity as any I guess, maybe I was interested in how long you'd had to hone your magical abilities... Typically in a large scale fight I'd kill the mages first if I could, so I guess in our group here it'll be part of my job to keep the darkspawn off of you. Shouldn't be too difficult, there seems to be a lot of warriors here, and Eloen is a natural archer.”
He flashed her a smile before looking back to the lad. He looked rather tense, his eyes darting between the large human warrior and the grey one. Colin had that effect on people sometimes, made them awkward and such with his slightly overbearing nature, but this lad hadn't seemed like the type to be one of those. He'd laughed almost hysterically over an opening question that Colin assumed a lot of mages would be insulted by after all.
“Hey, you alright? You look like you're already in a battle.”
“Excuse my lack of manners friend, Eloen here was polite enough to introduce herself already. I'm Colin Roche. No one specifically told me you could turn people into such things but it never hurts to be careful, does it? No one wants to end up in frog soup after all.” Colin laughed, finally answering his question. The lad seemed strange but thus far was good company. “Which sounds admittedly a little gross even to me. I mean, I've eaten some pretty funky shit, but never quite reached frog soup.” He continued smiling all the while. “I'm not actually too sure why I was interested in your age. It's as good an opening curiosity as any I guess, maybe I was interested in how long you'd had to hone your magical abilities... Typically in a large scale fight I'd kill the mages first if I could, so I guess in our group here it'll be part of my job to keep the darkspawn off of you. Shouldn't be too difficult, there seems to be a lot of warriors here, and Eloen is a natural archer.”
He flashed her a smile before looking back to the lad. He looked rather tense, his eyes darting between the large human warrior and the grey one. Colin had that effect on people sometimes, made them awkward and such with his slightly overbearing nature, but this lad hadn't seemed like the type to be one of those. He'd laughed almost hysterically over an opening question that Colin assumed a lot of mages would be insulted by after all.
“Hey, you alright? You look like you're already in a battle.”
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