RolePlayerGuilt

Settings you want to run, but aren't skilled enough to do so.

@Ellri, there was a Stargate RP a while back. With that said, I'd love to see one starting right now.

The Elder Scrolls: Fruits of Contention - Chapter 1 (Completed)

@Frizan, another potential weakness can be insecurity. Being one of the younger members with little experience in the world outside of city walls, let alone live combat, she won't be so certain after seeing how our fights typically end up. Also, the way Piper takes offense in certain complements corresponds to social inexperience.

Other than that, this is the only thing you need to do.

The Elder Scrolls: Fruits of Contention - Chapter 1 (Completed)

It's more like Piper being toxic like the Abrams' depleted uranium armor.

The Elder Scrolls: Fruits of Contention - Chapter 1 (Completed)

Oh shit, @Frizan kept his word like his virginity.

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@MacabreFox, approved.

Evelyn's sheet is historically authentic to me. I'm liking the link between her forced service for German hospitals and Persephone's abduction, and her deeds in torture and medical killing also play nicely into the "Queen of the Underworld" theme.

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I'm actually making some serious head way with this CS of mine. But I did have some questions, are our operatives already a part of this organization when the game starts? If so, how long? Because I'm thinking of a woman, that worked as a nurse/ambulance driver in the war, but because of her ability to speak a few different languages, acted as a translator, and forced information out of a few German soldiers that she ended up "treating." And/or has ties to the Crown, or is a spy for them? Something like that at least. Thoughts?

@MacabreFox

Our characters are selected by Austrian intelligence two weeks ago, and accepted the summon to their Vienna HQ one week ago. No, you do not have be part of any organization before that.

Someone with medical and language skills are perfect. However, if you meant the English crown, then she needs to convince the Austrians that she is ultimately working against the Allies (at least on the surface). You can make a double agent, whether she is truly loyal to the Allies, Central Powers or indecisive. Perhaps one of the Germans she treated turned out to be an intelligence officer, and recommended her to the higher ups. In this case, she could be running the cover story of a defector, or pretending to be a foreign-born German. Of course, she really could be changing sides for reasons such as bribery, personal ties or revulsion for Entente war crimes. Lastly, someone who struggles with her true allegiance makes for a juicy story too.

In short, she needs to look like she's working for the Central Powers, but doesn't have to deep down.

Greetings and Salutations most honored peer-lets

Sick thesaurus, bud.

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@POOHEAD189, Sunday 11:59 pm PST.

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@MacabreFox and @POOHEAD189, you guys have the end of this week to pump out a sheet. It'll be a one on one between myself and @Peik if nothing happens.

The Elder Scrolls: Fruits of Contention - Chapter 1 (Completed)

much like the dream he had had a few weeks prior about a sentient water pitcher that burst through Windhelm’s walls, shouting in excitement as the children cheered him on.

@Dervish

That particular dream actually ended in a gore-filled tragedy.