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20 days ago
Current I'm freeeeee! No more obligations (for now)!
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22 days ago
Gonna be extremely busy this weekend (got 2 full days of conferences, from morning to late evening!), so I'll almost certainly won't be able to post until Monday.
22 days ago
Happy Cheap Chocolate Day's Eve!
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23 days ago
humans are very social animals, and sharing pleasant experiences is good for bonding, so we enjoy doing that
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25 days ago
been playing a lot of vampire survivors lately. good game 👍
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Hi! I'm a college student from Canada :)

French is my first language so forgive me if I sound a little odd sometimes: I mostly learned English through reading, and it shows in my way of speaking i.e. I can tend to sound a bit stilted and/or overly formal/literary.

I'm a long-time D&D player and DM, and I've dabbled in other TTRPG systems. Now, I'm interested in getting into play-by-post! Which means I'm still a newbie, although one with some experience, so please be patient with me. Still, don't hesitate to point out my mistakes, I'm willing to learn and get better.

My interests span most genres of fiction, except heavy horror (I'm more into the campy, Evil Dead 2 kind of horror. I loooove camp!) and heavy romance (though I am still 100% on-board with getting involved in a good old romantic subplot! It's just less my thing when it's the main focus of the story, y'know?).

I like group RPs best (once again, TTRPG player, and used to large groups at that) but I won't say no to an interesting 1-on-1 either. Basically, I like a bit of everything, and I'm willing to at least try most things!

I'm a pixel artist, so I might post some of my work, eventually :3

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13 Mourningdove Lane - April 15th 00:10-ish




Mathias rolled his eyes at the Archivist's comment on their (barely) late arrival. Anyone who ever had to schedule meeting between multiple parties before knew you had to set the meeting at least 30 minutes before the actual planned starting time. People inevitably ended up late after all, and dealing with that fact was a skill he'd had to develop very early in his professional career.

He certainly wasn't a fan of the elf's attitude. He clearly was the kind of man who expected respect and authority without ever doing anything to earn it, who did not realize their success were all too often built on the back of other people's hard work. The kind of man he unfortunately had to constantly deal with in the corporate world.

But here, he wasn't at work. Here, he had no obligations, no fears of being fired. And he knew exactly what these types disliked and how to best strike at their overinflated egos.

Mathias leaned back against the closest wall, and waited for a bit, feeling his power, the power to change and mold, boil under his skin. An itch grew in his teeth and nails as he felt them slowly start to shift. They lengthened and strengthened, they were sharpened to a point, just as he had ordered them to be. Soon, his new fangs were too long to be fully contained by his still human jaw, his lips no longer fully able to cover them. His expression was forced into a kind of permanent half-snarl as he casually looked over his new claws, examining them for any defects. In the span of about 15 seconds, he'd gone from a tired office worker to a tired office worker who could rip out someone's throat.

Step 1. Do not show weakness or deference. Put yourself on the same level as them, by force if necessary. The fact that his transformation also doubles as a way to defend himself against this weird old Brit is a welcome bonus too.

He fished his pack of smokes and his cheap gas station lighter from his back pocket, delicately picking a cigarette between his claws, putting it between his teeth and lighting it up in only a few tries. First a deep inhale, and then a exhale which spreads a smoke cloud through the room. He casually, yet very deliberately, ashed his cigarette on the ground.

Step 2. Act disrespectful, but in a casual way, as if he did not even deserve you considering respecting him. Act low class, and dirty his stuff if possible.

And last, but not least, time to get some answers.

"So, how'd you know about my little hunting accident?" Mathias asked, tone irritated. "I got rid of all evidence, and it took place in Missouri, far from here. Got a crystal ball in this place of yours? Or some other kind of magical gizmo?"

"Because that's really the only reason I'm even here, you know. I already had my freak out about me turning into a monster, so your little speeches about magic and what-not don't interest me none." He blew out another cloud of smoke. "I just want to know how you found out, and who else might also know about this. And make it quick, I've got work tomorrow."

Step 3. Be disinterested. Have them realize that you don't believe they deserve your time, that they do not interest you. Show them that you would rather be anywhere else than here listening to them prattle on.

Mathias fought back a smile as he watched and waited for the Archivist's reaction, idly tapping his claws on the wall. Maybe vicariously getting revenge on his boss through annoying this old man wasn't the healthiest thing to do, but damn it, he'd wanted to do this for literal years, and he was going to enjoy every little bit of it.

Location: Gold Pavilion, 48th floor




Doc frowned under his mask. He looked around at the various heroes gathered here, these young people in all of their various costumes and gleaming gear, and he simply couldn't understand why he was called here alongside them. He definitively clashed, in his old, patched up white doctor's coat, a red cross hand-sewn on the back and a balaclava hiding his face. He'd chosen not to wear his kevlar vest: he doubted these heroes would try to stab or shoot him. Right now, he looked practically civilian.

"You'll have to pardon me," he said, his eyes narrowing at Aurealis, "but I don't see why I was called here alongside you heroes." He raised a hand to his neck, toying with the small silver crucifix dangling from it. "I'm not exactly one of you. I don't fight crime. I'm not a hero."

And that fact had been the whole reason he'd made the trek from Ironclad to here, when he'd gotten that message. He had to make them understand that they couldn't, shouldn't involve him. Because if they did... then his work could quickly become impossible.

He knew not every hero agreed with him caring for civilians and criminals alike, but surely they'd respect his wishes anyway?

"I can't... I can't really get involved in this whole mess." He huffed. "I'm a doctor and a first responder. A neutral party. Always have been. And I'm not looking to change that. I can't afford to."

"It's not like I can fight either. I can maybe offer some first aid, but you people don't need to go to me to get care. You've got hospitals for that. You can afford it." He started tapping his foot, getting a bit agitated. "So why, pray tell, knowing all this, was I called here? Please, enlighten me."

"And please don't bring me messages through my patients," he pleads, thinking back to the panicked woman who had brought him Aurealis' words. She had been nearly passed out in sheer fright, and he had to give her something to help calm her nerves. "The poor girl was just selling weed in an alleyway. I won't get involved in your hero-ing business, but descending upon her in all of your... incandescence was just too much. It's marijuana, not murder."
@Estylwen Quick question! Would my character, as an Ironclad-based vigilante, have gotten a message from Aurealis, and if so, by what means? I don't believe his phone number would have been public knowledge, since he keeps his identity a secret. Maybe it could have gotten through one of his patients?
Been playing a ton of Monster Hunter Rise these past few days (I got a used copy for cheap at GameStop) and man. It is sooooooo much better than World! Not that World was bad per say, but it was certainly clumsy in certain aspects, which is to be expected considering it was the first Monster Hunter game of its specific formula.

My only complaint is that the hunting horn feels so much worse to play with than in World, which is a shame considering it used to be my main. I switched to dual blades instead, they still feel great. The hub quests are a bit annoying too, but that's no fault of their own: I don't have a Nintendo Online subscription so I'm forced to do them solo, which makes them harder, but mostly really long to complete.

Very excited for Wild! I sadly probably won't get to play it for a long time, cause I wanna get it on PC to get to play online with others, and I first need to upgrade from my old gaming laptop. But I'm very excited nonetheless, if only to get to see my friends play it :)

P.S. I fucking love fighting Aknosoms, they're so fun to hunt! And their design is really cool too :D
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Might have more luck getting a response in the OOC chat over at https://www.roleplayerguild.com/topics/194725-calling-all-heroes-and-villains/ooc
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