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When Miley Cyrus is naked and licks a hammer it's "art" and "music"... but when I do it, I'm "wasted" and "have to leave Home Depot".
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My grandfather had the heart of a lion and a lifetime ban from the Central Park Zoo. Rest in peace you strange, strange man.
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My girlfriend is always stealing my t-shirts and sweaters... But if I take one of her dresses, suddenly "we need to talk".
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My ex girlfriend had this really weird fetish. She used to like to dress up like herself, and act like a fucking bitch all the time.
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“I have 3 kids and no money, why I can’t I have no kids and 3 money.” -Homer Simpson
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I love writing when I have the time and motivation for it. My posting frequency is generally one or two times a week on average. Supernatural, Horror and Fantasy are usually the genres I hang around most, but I'm not afraid to experiment with something new. I've made a lot great friends here, many of whom I met when creating the Red Hood universe, and am always looking forward to making more.

I tend to be a little raunchy and crude at times but if you can handle that, you'll have a heck of an RP buddy in me!

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It looks like we have about 7 players so far. I'm getting pretty excited!
This is certainly just spitballing and its ultimately the GMs decision, but it might serve the game well if the Council was mostly in name only and its members served as remote agents of Dracula. In his missing status, all were summoned simultaneously and, upon gathering, met eachother officially for the first time.

Might make it easier to form bonds among players and characters alike being able to start fresh and provide the opportunity to really introduce themselves within the game.

Otherwise, if we're starting with a pre-established history with one another then I suppose there will have to be a significant amount of behind the scenes discussion to create that timeline, leaving a lot of plot "off screen".
Certainly so, but do we need to arrange that basis of familiarity beforehand with each individual player or is there a safe level of assumption across the board?
@Polyphemus, how familiar do you envision these characters are with eachother? If they are all on the council, should we already have a history with eachother and potentially know one another's strengths and weaknesses in-game?
For your consideration:

Not sure what happened, but much love back at ya, bud! Don't put so much pressure on yourself. Not that this is what you did (like I said, I missed the whole thing), but I tend to make it a point to make people feel uncomfortable just to see how they react. That's how you really get to know some folk so don't be too hard on yourself if something you did made someone else feel a little awkward. This is a forum of self-admitted nerds with weird ass fantasies, myself included. This is not, and should never, be taken that seriously.

Give yourself a break and, if I don't see you here, hopefully I can join you on another nerdy adventure elsewhere, homie!
Good to see ya, @PapaOso!
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Drake's eyes followed Ashford as he paced, his stare zeroing in on the headmaster's lips. He heard his voice and knew that words were being formed. What Ashford was saying, though, Drake hadn't a clue. He was on autopilot, just going through the motions. After Ashford gave his speech, he left the room and suddenly there wasn't anyone to focus on, at least not immediately. Instead, Drake stared at the door that had closed behind the two figures of authority. He could feel his eyes start to move inward, becoming slightly crossed. His vision blurred but there was a strange comfort in it. It was like putting the world on mute while he stood there leaning against the far wall looking like he had just crawled out of a dumpster.

Drake's eyes were a nearly luminous crimson, except for a slice of azure, surrounded by dark sockets resembling pits of despair. Inevitably, the little bit of blue that was left in one of his irises would surrender to the red, but the young man was determined to put that off as long as possible. For a while now, Drake had been struggling with an internal battle, silently combating a foreign entity within his own mind. That alien force was at its strongest when Drake was unconscious and therefore the fire welding mutant decided to swear off sleep altogether. The toll it was taking on him was obvious. Nevertheless, he stood resilient. Stupefied, but tenacious.

Amidst the blur of moving bodies, he recognized the shape of Aya come into view for but a moment as she took her exit, seemingly in pursuit of the professors. And then, once more, there was just the door. Drake's jaw became slack and he could feel his eyelids embracing gravity. The darkness was welcoming and it beckoned him forth, tempting him with comfort and refreshment. His neck started to buckle under the weight of his head and his line of sight was beginning to travel south as the floor gradually came into view. Maybe just for a minute, he could safely do it. Maybe just for a minute he could nap and that might give him enough energy to get him through the rest of the day. Just one... quick... minute...

Suddenly, his pupils went wide and his eyebrows sprung up. A grimace appeared on his face as someone in the room let out a scream. His vision quickly refocused and his body sprung into a cautious landing position as if he had just planted himself after jumping off a cliff. Hurriedly, he scanned the faces around him to try and identify the source of the outcry. He played it over in his memory, analyzing the voice he heard. It didn't take long before he concluded who was responsible. The voice was his own.

"Sorry!" he said urgently, as if the apology would erase what had just happened so long as he said it quickly enough. "Sorry. There was a... spider." Drake immediately regretted that. Surely, there was something cooler he could have said. "But it's gone now. I killed it. With fire. I do fire." He bit his own lips shut, refusing to say anything more that would paint him as being simpler than he already appeared. He found himself wishing that someone, anyone would say something to take the spotlight off of him.
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