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Fell, she/they, English, currently obsessed with DnD and other ttrpgs. I do art sometimes. I am the GM of two tabletop roleplays on this very site:

- Beyond Moonlight's Reach, a story of four young dragons growing up in a post-apocalyptic fantasy world, and using the Powered by the Apocalypse game Epyllion.

- Search for Tir na Og, a DnD 5e campaign set in the Planescape setting where a group of strangers from all across the multiverse come together to solve the mystery about what happened to the Celtic gods after they and their homelands were mysteriously spirited away.

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After some thought and discussion with the GM, I've decided to actually stick with my crow idea.



Q: What is it about the human world that you understand the worst?

A: "Apparently, despite being the ones to coin the phrase, humans don't actually like it when you try to abide by the 'Finder's Keepers, Loser's Weepers' rule."
You could always say the Undertow fuckery which will bring us back to life also made your crow/raven/magpie like shiny objects.


Eh... Nah, to be honest, I'm not sure where I'd go character arc-wise with that.
What animal were you looking at?


It was a crow, raven or magpie. Based on the concept that these birds like shiny objects, I was going to give their eidolon magnetic powers that allowed them to manipulate shiny objects.

Then I look into it... apparently, that's a myth. Crows, ravens and magpies don't usually gather shiny objects. Apparently, they might even be a little scared of them.

My disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined. (Kidding, I'm fine actually.)
I'll have to think about this for a moment. Currently torn between the Infiltrator and the Alchemist.

I did have an idea for a character using the Beast playbook, but then I did some actual research into the animal I wanted to use and found out the whole concept I had was based on something about said animal that has been since been proven false. I'm deeply saddened by this revelation but perhaps it was for the best.
I am also interested in this.
Jub the Peculiar


Jub didn't even try to hide the mixture of annoyance and exhaustion in his features as he followed after the barbarian. However, he didn't bother saying anything as Brutrumukk had proven time and time again that once he put his mind to something, he was never easily swayed. Jub simply nodded as he followed Brutrumukk towards the door.
I'll try and get a post up in the next couple of days.
Shieldwing rolls a 7 as he's looking at Rudrick, asking "What can I learn from you?" His goal here is primarily to figure out why he's suddenly so different and on alert just because they're leaving the Snouthold. He strives to learn something from this encounter about how to be a leader or act like a proper dragon, so figuring out what has this more experienced leader so on edge is ideal for him.

His thought process is: "Sure, it's less safe out here than inside I'm sure, but it seems strange for this usually laid back and casual dragon to so closely resemble the moody Garrock. Surely there's more than that, right...?"


This is a tricky one for me, because I don't how best to communicate this simply through Shieldwing observing Rudrick's body language. I'll say that it seems that Rudrick is on edge 1) because he's technically in charge of Shieldwing right now and takes his duties of taking care of drakes very seriously and 2) he's really worried about Garrock for some reason. Shieldwing can perhaps attempt to ask him for specifics. He's definitely more likely to get straight answers from Rudrick than any other NPC the group has interacted with thus far.
But now that he's not getting anything himself, he's going to look to Rudrick instead and examine him a bit more closely. Would he be able to Study Rudrick as they go to try to get an answer to a question like "What kind of thing might have him so on edge? What does he seem to be focused on right now?"


Roll for Study Someone and ask from the questions listed under the move.

I imagine the two probably have a history of Skobe doing stuff that frustrates, annoys and otherwise gets Shieldwing angry given his seriousness and inability to take jokes in an effort to be taken seriously. When presented to him, Shieldwing cannot be angry at whatever big prank, joke or whatever else at his expense that Shieldwing is angry about and must instantly forgive Skobe~ xP


As a Trickster, Skobeloff probably already has several of those xP

Yeah, there's a few things he can try to do, but first he'd want to try to figure things out on his own. He can tell something is bothering Rudrick and tries to Survey to figure it out...but on a 6, I'm not sure he's getting much help there~

On a side note, I find it funny that I've rolled three moves so far: One of them was an 11 total (6+5)...and then BOTH of the others were not just a 6...but a 6 from rolling a 1 and a 5 xD


Shieldwing... sees trees of green and red roses too.
And he thinks to himself
"What a wonderful-"
Kidding, but basically yeah. Nothing about the forest really stands out to him.

Also, remember that every missed roll gives you one point of experience.
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