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Does anyone want to give me reassurance that things are going well and will continue to go well

>>114764
I think they are. You have done an excellent job so far and I predict it will only get better as we progress. I have so far doubled the cute changeling followers, so anything is possible.

>>114764
Sure it will. A couple bumps in the road are to be expected, but we'll pull through like we always do.

>>114764
The only emotional reassurance I can offer is cute ponies

>>114764
I'd say you have a good thing going for it.
I'm satisfied with the storyline presented and hope to succeed in Iron's personal quest.

Also have cat.

>>114767
Or changelings.

>>114769
Okay, I can't even hat bugs for Onyx now. That's fucking adorable.

Sometimes I wonder. Are the descriptions overly long, are they at all interesting? Is there too much of that? Is the pacing still awful? What are you expecting? How do you think the story will go? Is there any mystery? Is the combat stale and repetitive? Too easy? Is there any tension? Do you feel like you have meaningful choices in advancing the action?

>>114771
Every step is a sort of mystery. Every decision seems meaningful and every encounter is tense... well, maybe not to the killing machine. It is in no way stale. I mean, our enemies have the chance of chaning sides and become an NPC. That is amazing. The pacing is only slow because we are. You have done a great job.

>>114771
Hm...
While I assume some like the worldbuilding you propose, perhaps you could try a lighter variation. Reduce said descriptions to about 4 pieces of information maximum.
Pacing is... complicated, and mostly not your fault. Rather is some players having sporadic times available to play.
I had almost no expectations aside from rolling dice and beating stuff up, tbh.
Story seemed unimportant overall, unless you meant worldbuilding, which in that case is above-average, and probably never-ending unless the PC dies.
Mystery is there, but I probably failed to pick it up for this mission, but I did have this sense of exploring a new world with the temple jig.
Combat is... unsure. Not sure if it can be unstaled and less repetitive, to be fair. Only way you could spice that up is by allowing some extra books, but it's overall unnecessary as long as the fights are somewhat short, spanning 4-7 rounds at most.
I don't mind difficulty. It's well balanced.
Tension in this particular mission no, but there definitely is overall.
I think I'm doing well with advancing the action, but perhaps I read the briefing wrong. Physical evidence and guards should be good food for the Black Hooves to stop this or take advantage of the mean griffs.

>>114771
I don't suppose I could give you my answers tomorrow morning? I'm a bit tired right now, so I don't think I could come up with good ones.

>>114774
Okay

>>114771
>Are the descriptions overly long, are they at all interesting? Is there too much of that?
I wouldn't say so. I personally enjoy the lore and backstory they give and find them interesting, even if I don't always explicitly say so. The issue I see is that sometimes the information necessary for the upcoming mission is sidelined for the lore, so I would watch out for that. My suggestion when it comes to missions would be to get the basics out of the way first, then divulge further into the lore.

>Is the pacing still awful?
It may take a hundred or so sessions to advance a single day, but with how frequent things come up, it doesn't feel terrible. Perhaps if this were a more traditional adventure campaign then the current pacing would be an issue, but outside of the Bales group there hasn't been much of an opportunity for anything like that. I also only have experience with this campaign, so I only have this one to compare itself to, but it doesn't feel bad. It might be an issue later if we get into a longer-term story arc or mission, so we might have to revisit pacing once it comes up.

>What are you expecting?
To have fun? I didn't come into this game with many other expectations, and it's been met so far.

>How do you think the story will go?
I have no idea. The most definate story arc for the campaign I've seen so far is that the Elements of Harmony need to be united with new Bearers to prevent the second coming of the Windigoes and throwing Equus into an age of cold and death. The upcoming Second Great War is another story arc, but seems to be a little abstract at the moment.

>Is there any mystery?
I am absolutely terrible at mysteries, so I'm not certain I'd be able to answer that.

>Is the combat stale and repetitive? Too easy?
Not at all, though I've only been in a couple combat encounters so far. I'm sorry again about splitting up the party and making it so you can't fully test the party's might against full encounters.

>Is there any tension?
There has been, be it moments where I wasn't sure if someone would succeed, fail, or die. In this particular instance, we haven't been in a tense situation yet, but I feel it'll be coming up.

>Do you feel like you have meaningful choices in advancing the action?
Honestly, usually not, though I'm more familar with those kinds of linear stories than I am open-ended ones. I'm not opposed to either, it's just what I've noticed so far.

>>114773
That’s really not encouraging, but I appreciate the honesty

I don't even know why i writting this but whatever. It feels like empty promises when I ain't have nothing too show for it.

Anyway, I'm getting the hang of this chracter creator thing. Things are starting to finalize themselves so now you know. I just wanted to sa that I probably will be done soonish.
Yeah, pointless update is pointless.

>>114794
It's not really pointless. It's nice to know when new players are getting close to being ready. It means we can all more easily plan for it.

>>114805
Hi.
Have gift from cat.

>>114806
Awww. How adorable!

>>114807
Cat is happy and sits at chair. It looks expectantly at you, plate next to him, as if it awaits something in return.

>>114809
Cat is surprised of the new visitor.
It looks dumbfounded at the quadruped with clothing and its wounds.
It doesn't know what it can do aside from stare.

>>114809
What's up?

So I was thinking about having a pointy witch for my chracter. The twist is that the hat is actually my mimic familiar.

Be like.
>Put your hoof into my hat and see what you will pull up.
>Oh, it seems you pulled off your hoof rather than pulling something up.
>No, refunds for the magic trick.

I'm just joking. I will have a huge constrictor snake as my familiar.

>>114814
Well...

>>114814
It's admittedly funny, tbh, but you'll probably have to invest in disguises.

>>114816
Are there poners who would be against me having a mimic as a pet?
>you'll probably have to invest in disguises.
Or what do you mean?

>>114817
I meant for the joke option. Taking the ponies' hooves is unconstitutional and would mean life sentence for your atrocious crimes against equinity.
As for the actual option, use the hat to hide the snek if possible, or make it look like a non-pet being.

>>114818
>mean life sentence for your atrocious crimes against equinity.
Yeah, I don't know if I wanna be a fugitive the first thing in the story or maybe that could be fun.
>As for the actual option, use the hat to hide the snek if possible, or make it look like a non-pet being.
I thought I could just have it slither besides me as I went about my day. You mean that ponies will have a problem with that. Well, clearly they need to become more tolerant.

>>114820
While the ponies are quite tolerant, I don't expect them to accept slithering snakes that could constrict a pony into submission, and call the pest exterminators.
Better have its ID handy just for lulz. That will make them flabbergasted.
For the fugitive route it sounds quite fun, but be mindful the Baltimares are working with the newly established law that is the Black Hooves.

>>114820
If it’s a large snake, have it wrap itself around your pony’s barrel, then cover him over with a cloak or trench coat.

>clearly they need to become more tolerant.
When the latest of the ascended princesses, Princess Twilight, told the ponies of the land that Friendship means looking past physical differences to extend harmony to all sentient creatures, many joined her. Many of them agreed but only to an extent - they remained chauvinistic in their understanding of friendship, willing to admit other creatures but only so long as they acted like good ponies. And many, as there are in every society, resisted change, and believe that friendship is best left to the ponies.

>>114823
>If it’s a large snake, have it wrap itself around your pony’s barrel, then cover him over with a cloak or trench coat.
Nice, I had thought about it.

>Lore
Thanks, then I know. But I rather learn lore in-chracter but I guess it is okay since it seems to be common knowledge.

>>114824
kek

>>114825
Well, your character seems to be one that has grown up in the game’s main setting, so there’s a lot of information that you might not know that your character likely would

>giant snake familiar
I'm having an odd sense of deja vu....
>"Same"

>>114828
> your character seems to be one that has grown up in the game’s main setting
There is nothing that I have said that indicates this yet but you are right. In fact, I have a question for the GM regard that my chracter knows things that I don't.
Does new mareland have and magic academia or something similar since my character is a wizard. I would like her to have gotten/getting her spellcasting education from there.
>>114829
I don't get it:)

>>114833
Ah, inside joke with the GM. You don't have to worry.

>>114833
A little background on New Mareland. Formerly the Dominion of New Mareland, it was a colony of Equestria but has now reversed the situation. It’s culturally, ethnically and religiously rather similar to Equestria and is settled on the edges of the griffin lands on the continent of Griffonia. Their economy was dependent in large part on the Griffonian empire and so fell apart when that empire collapsed. They find the new griffin kingdoms that have arisen there to be threatening, and also do not like the hordes of griffin immigrants who compete for precious few jobs and who might serve as a “fifth column” for an invasion. The wildlife is harsher there, and ponies defend themselves from it more often. They are also further away from the princesses both literally and metaphorically than average equestrians.

Yes, there would be magic academies there. Sunset, which is kind of like a pony version of Sydney, Australia, is the capital there and has the biggest university. However, the real top of the line pony magicians go to the university in Canterlot, and most big cities - Manehattan, Fillydelphia, and even Baltimare - have big universities.
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>>114835
Okay, so the old Equestria is gone, right? And changelings and the new goverment has split the remained of the old Equestria.
Which one of thes universiteies are closest to the changeling border.
Is this new pony goverment at war with the the changelings as in are they trying to retake their lands?

>>114836
Well, the Principality of Equestria is gone, meaning the government, the princesses, and the elements of Harmony (the ponies who represented them) are gone. The equestrian ponies, the Lands, their institutions, and in many cases even the local governments have survived, at least on the New Mareland side.

>are they at war to reclaim lost pony lands
The situation is closest in nature to occupied Poland during the Molotov Ribbentrop pact between September 1939 and June 1941. Another comparison would be occupied Germany immediately after world war 2. Basically, the two powers were recently co-belligerents or allies who fought together against Equestria, and ultimately split the country in half. Right now, there is peace between the Changelings and the Ponies, and the Pony government is actually still at war with different griffin based nations across the ocean. But the Changelings and the ponies are ideologically opposed, and there is every reason to believe this peace will not last.

Canterlot is right next to the border, with the border (in at least one version of the map) actually running along that river that goes right through ponyville. Bales and Hoofington would also be right along the border. The university in Sunset is almost as far away from the changelings as you can get and still be in the Ponish speaking world.

>>114836
Of course, if you don’t want to be told lore, you can make a character who is not from the game’s setting, and this learns about the world at the same time as you the player, while allowing you to mostly invent your own civilization for her to come from.

>>114837
What happens to the ponies in the occupied areas of Equestria? Like do changelings in this universe feed on love and cacoons them or do they simply kill them or what.
>>114838
No, this is perfect. Don't worry about it.

>>114839
>what happens to the ponies in the Changeling lands
That actually is the kind of question that’s probably best explored in character. But yes, these are the love draining kind of changelings

>>114840
Okay, thanks for the answers. I will post the backstory for my chracter on my chracter sheet when I am done. We can discuss it more whenyou see what i ahve in mind.

>>114841
We all look forward to reading it! And you can come back with anymore questions you have

>>114821
>Better have its ID handy just for lulz.
kek
>>114842
Thanks, I will.

>>114846
>>114847
Excuse me, is this the booping thread?

>>114848
SYee

>>114848
No.

>>114851
REEEEEEEE

Hola?

>>114853
Guten Tag

>>114853
Hi there.

>>114855
>>114854
Hello again. I don’t know if anypony wants to play tonight... or talk about other things

>>114856
I'm up for whatever.

>>114856
Yea im good with either.

>>114856
If we can play tonight, I believe Spark was headed inside with the frozen water.

>>114718
>>114720
>>114719
Silver slips into the water, and feels it not much above icy cold in the dead winter. The silt bottom, or what parts of it are not rock and I identified debris, is more black and gory than is really pleasant, probably from decaying plant matter, but possibly from bitumen or Celestia knows what.

Silver knows he has messed up, and he knows that time is of the essence. He places a forehoof onto the walkway. The uneven cement surface is a help more than a hinderance here, as it provides traction. A rock in the water provides the same to his rear hooves, and he pushes himself out and onto the walkway.

The griffin is looking straight at him. But Silver has his greatsword grasped in blue light. It flies through the air in his levitated grasp, to the griffin’s left, then, jabbed on its pommel end right into the side of his head behind his jaw. He instantly falls down, evidently unconscious, face down into the walkway. A wing and his foreclaw dip into the water, and the bar he was holding falls down into the water with a splash. Dark Star’s arrow sticks up out of the griffin’s back

There’s the question of how much sound the griffin made. I guess Silver did roll an 18, then a 20 on an attack roll, then am 18 on a conformation roll, so maybe it is fair to say that Silver got lucky this time...

>>114859
He does so, carrying the pail of ice back in

>>114860
He sets the pot near the fire.
"I'm guessing you had this thawing out earlier by that fire?" he asks Dawson.

>>114861
The two little ersatz colts, previously sitting by the fire, move away when Spark comes over to sit the pot down.

Dawson goes silent. From his expression he seems cowed. His ears are level to his back, and his eyes wide.
“No... I didn’t...”

>>114860
Dark Star Drags the Griffons body into the grass while asking silver if he's ok.

>>114863
Over past the tunnel entrance some 15 feet, the land edges down towards the water inelegantly, through rock, exposed mud, a set of stones that must have comprised an old, Now half collapsed sea wall, and riff-raf building material that may even be the stones from the original fortress here the dragons destroyed. The griffin is dragged upwards, over the steep set of brick and stones, which have rounded edges thanks to gradual erosion from the beating of waves, and onto the grass. He’s pretty heavy, and it requires serious effort from Dark Star to pull him up

>>114864
Should i roll?

>>114863
>>114864
Silver shakes himself like a dog to get rid of some of the cold water. "I am fine. Could have gone better...you need help with that?"

>>114865
The thought didn’t cross my mind until after I had described the sea barrier... Dark Star can set the griffin down at times and doesn’t have too much of a time limit, so that is not really necessary

>>114866
But silver should probably still help Dark Star. Hopefully no one at Hoebuck looks out a window and sees the griffin of them. Silver is still extremely cold

>>114867
>>114866
"Yea help me outwith this."

>>114867
>>114868
The unicorn lets out an involuntary shiver as the cold winter air chills his sodden coat. "I could really use nice, roaring fire right about now..." He moves over to help Dark Star with dragging the unconscious griffon away. "I have rope. Once we are finished dragging him, I can hogtie him so he will not give us too much trouble if he awakens."

>>114869
"Make sure you gag him too."
"Need my Coat?"

>Argentina wants less description
>spend more than a full paragraph talking about muddy water and a sea wall made out of rubble
Of Course I do. My childhood’s neighbor’s properties all had seashores covered in concrete rubble taken from industrial sites and dumped there to prevent hurricanes from washing more land away. As a child I would play skipping from one slab to the other. Why shouldn’t a fantasy world have the same?

>>114869
Silver is indeed cold, but he may not like what fires might await him.

>>114870
>>114869
The buildings of 33 Hoebuck are themselves visible from that position on the grass, next to the sea wall. There is a small number of lights on in what seems to be the third floor of dormitory building

[1d20+4 = 16]
>>114870
>>114871
I think someone is having a flashback to that moment in every single mission we've had as a group where something gets set on fire and it turns into an inferno.

"Thank you, but you do not have to do that."

Use Rope: Silver uses his survival knife to cut a measure of rope, and hogtie the griffon. He's primarily concerned about getting it so the griffon can't simply use his talons to cut the bindings. He also uses the knife to cut one of the foresleeves on his fatigues up into a ribbon with which he can gag the catbird.

>>114862
"Well then.... perhaps the invaders."
Spark checks the pot again to make sure it is water and not some kind of changeling stew of sorts.

>>114871
dark star looks at the lights

Hello, tis I!

>>114873
It is indeed water. Must have been snow placed into the pot.

>>114872
Silver can tie the creatire’s rear paws and foreclaws with a rope. Unless Silver has something particular in mind with that gag, the creature’s beak protrudes enough to allow the beak to be tied down

>>114874
Three windows, to the left of center of the building. The building is taller than either the center building, or the workshop on the far right, and aside from smoke stacks on the workshop and the chimney of the central building, is also taller. It’s square in shape, and seems to be older, made of larger, lighter shade stones than the cement facade center building or the brick workshop. The three widows seem to have light curtains in front of them, something blocking part of the view inside but not the light

>>114875
Oh shit! Hello. And why would you turn chocolate milk into regular milk you monster

>>114876
Why? It's simple.
To watch you squirm.

What's going on with both my PCs?

>>114875
I suppose I would normally be expected to call that the most diabolical, unfiltered evil I've ever seen, but I personally prefer whole milk to chocolate.

>>114874
>>114876
"Alright. He should not give us any more trouble tonight." Silver stands up and moves to the seawall, where the other griffons and the boat went inside. "I might be wrong, but was there not two griffons mentioned in dossier? Sweet Boek and Stormfeather Maakie? Think that Mr. M in church was Maakie?"

>>114876
"Well, at least we can use it ourselves. Just relax while it thaws out."

>>114877
Onyx is lying on the floor probably bear the door, which Spark recently opened and let the cold air in. Now Spark is placing a pot over a fire probably to boil water. This has displaced the changeling nymphs near the fire, and sent them elsewhere. Dawson seems horrified by the implication of something Spark said.

Midnight is doing.,. Whatever midnight is doing. Which last I recall was nothing.

>>114879
“Well... oh... okay. Is there any water in the cans?”

>>114878
Boek is a unicorn

>>114878
>>114876
"i think somepony maybe watchimg us, look at that window."

>>114880
"I think there was a little left..."
Spark checks the cans.

>>114880
Ah excellent, doing nothing important... Just how I like my characters...

Onyx gets up and walks around a bit, making sure the lil lings aren't causing trouble.

>>114883
One can, one half full. At least half a liter

>>114882
Hard to say if there is or is not a figure there

>>114884
He gets up. Ruby looks over to him. The little ersatz Pegasus looks over, then scurries out of the way. Like a cat... or a cockroach. The ersatz bat pony does the same, standing in place slightly longer

[1d20+3 = 15]
>>114882
>>114885
Spot: Silver looks where his leader directs him to, trying to make out what is in the window from where he is.

>>114885
Spark levitates the can to Dawson.
"Here we are."

[1d20+5 = 16]
>>114885
Perception

>>114887
“Thank you”
The pony takes it with his mouth, presses a hoof against its side, sets it in the ground, then presses it against the ground as he twists the cap off with his mouth, and picks the bottle up in his mouth, drinking it. He drinks quite a bit
“Hey, give me some of that” says Red Wine, who gets up off the couch in slowed movements

>>114888
>>114886
It kind of looks like some creature is looking outside

>>114889
>>114888
"Hmm...you think that will be problem?"

>>114889
Spark grabs another can and pours whatever has melted so far into it. He then levitates it to Red Wine.

>>114890
"Yes.yes i do."

>>114892
He nods in agreement. "It is your call on what we do."

>>114891
Red Wine has a smile on his face, and hooves outstretched. He doesn’t know where the pot came from
“Oh, thanks”
He takes the can in his hooves

>>114893
"Crimes happen here all the time. let's just head into the sewer like its no big deal."

>>114894
Spark nods.
"I'm sorry you all have had to experience this. You feeling ok Red Wine?"

>>114894
>>114895
"Hmm..." Silver takes out his binoculars and points them at the window, hoping they will give more insight into who is watching them.

>>114897
Best guess is female griffin. Equine is also possible, with an extended muzzle and no protruding mane

>>114896
“Tired... sad...” he looks over at Spark
Red Wine is the color of his coat, not a proper name... but who is to say it isn’t

>>114895
>>114898
"Hmm...well, it is your call. You want me to take point again, or do you want point?"

>>114899
"you go first."

>>114898
Darn. I thought that was the name. Now I'm embaressed. But maybe it could be a nickname.

Spark goes over and hugs him.
"Does this help any?"

>>114901
He feels strangely cold and shaking. He pulls back, and resists at first. But finally, he says
“.... Yes”

He coat looks dulled

>>114900
>>114902
And thus, Silver once again takes point.

>>114902
He continues the hug.
"Just relax and sip that water."

>>114904
He has big eyes that look at Spark suspiciously. But he drinks the water

>>114903
So... Silver acts as sentry while something else happens?

>>114905
I have no idea what that means, but okay.

>>114906
I have no idea what “take point” means

>>114907
You know where the boat entered by the seawall? Silver is going in there.

>>114907
>>114908
Dark Star follows

>>114908
>>114909
One vertical bar still blocks the entrance, while another is removed, creating a narrow opening. Looking inside, the floor is covered in two feet of seawater

>>114905
Spark continues to comfort.
"So, are you all planning on sticking here or moving?"

[1d20+2 = 18]
>>114910
Strength: Silver attempts to remove the last remaining bar to give them some room.

>>114911
Dawson:
“I am not going anywhere”
Red Wine:
“Move? There is no where to move to”

>>114912
Silver pushes. Then pushes. Then the thing pops out of its hole, being poorly secured. It falls down into the water of the tunnel with a definite splash

>>114913
"Well, I know some ponies move East. It is a tad safer that way."

[1d20+4 = 12]
>>114913
>>114909
Move Silently: The unicorn motions for them to continue on. He tries to quietly make his way through the water.

[1d20+5 = 19]
>>114915
>>114913
move silently as well

>>114914
Dawson:
“Safer? The Hegemony forces don’t appreciate you leaving your house, let alone going across provinces and tryin’ to cross the border.”

>>114915
>>114916
The two wade through the water. In this part of the tunnel, it is dark. Very dark. The water is cold, and sometimes, they can feel something in the water. Zekker is a bit quieter than Silver.

>>114917
"The Hegemony can't hurt you once you cross the border, and I have a bit of a knack for talking ponies through. I got 3 ponies that were previously reject from crossing to go through with a piece of paper and a smile. I could get you through if you wanted to go."

>>114918
This must come as a bit of surprise to Red Wine, because he has a look of partial astonishment
“Huh... Well, there’s still getting there. And once you get over, then what? Where do you live? Where do you work?”

Okay... I have to go to sleep
You May as well declare your next actions

>>114920
Sleep well!

>>114917
>>114916
Silver cringes inside whenever he feels...whatever that could possibly be. "...Should we risk using flashlight? It is getting hard to find our way."

>>114920
Night fren

>>114921
"yea turn it on."

>>114923
Silver does so, pulling his flashlight out and turning it on to look around the tunnel they're wading through.

>>114924
Fission Mailed, we're get 'em next time.

>>114924
F
>>114925
"that pony we saw watching us, is still bothering me."

>>114925
>>114926
The tunnel, at least for this span, is dark and damp. There is, at the far end, a light shining. But unlike the metaphorical light at the end of the tunnel, this one offers no cause for optimism. Despite an entry that implies a circle, past the concrete entryway the tunnel is old stone with ragged edges, with come down . The stone at the very bottom is stained an almost black where the water touches it, and and the color lightens towards the top until a final stain line ends just barely before the top. The bare top is white. Along parts of the wall there are black-orange stains of old iron bands that probably once held torches back in the days when this site belonged to the Principality and was part of the defense against the dragons, or perhaps in the first century it belonged to the city. The water is kind of deep, going almost up to Dark Star’s barrel, but not past that. It has an unpleasant chill, and smell of both salt and whatever else pollutes the harvor it flows out of the Hayseed river

>>114928
Explore the fucking the dungeon

>>114927
"Buck it's cold. this is some pretty Nice construction down here."

>>114931
"Ditto." Silver considers the issue of the pony/griffin that saw them. "I do not know what to think about being spotted. Best we remain careful going forward."

>>114932
"We might need to head over there after we get out from down here."

>>114933
"It is your call."

>>114934
>>114933
The light, when aimed forward, reflects against the green seawater. When aimed further down, the water has just slightly enough visibility to see a tan colored floor covered in black organic matter, with occasional plant matter

>>114935
"Is this black stuff simply decayed plant matter?" Silver continues on.

>>114936
>>114935
"I told you the stories were true."

>>114937
Silver gives him an odd look. "What stories?"

>>114937
There is no Blue Skies here to tell him that he is repeating urban legends and fairy tales

>>114938
"the one's about griffons eating ponies and duping the bodies."
>>114939
:(

>>114940
"I can not remember that one. I am fairly certain this is just decayed plant material, anyways."

Hello?

>>114948
Hi there.

>>114951
No

>>114950
Hello

>>114952
That wasn't a question.
It was an action

>>114952
How are you today?

>>114953

>>114954
Okay

>>114948
Hello!

>>114956
Hi floofster

>>114958
D’aww! That’s so cute

Um... Hi right back to you

>>114965
Y

>>114967
The not-mimic pony continues to look at you, as if expecting or waiting for something

>>114966
The not-mimic pony watches with wide eyes as the hoof closes in on her snootendootle, crossing them as they finally make contact. It feels soft, yet firm, and is covered with a thin film of what feels like saliva.

Before you have any time to react, the not-mimic pony takes a sudden sharp intake of breath and launches forward out of her chest, revealing that she was, in fact, a mimic all along. She grabs you and pulls you in, surrounding you in the velvetty embrace of her home. It does indeed feel like a mouth, with the mimic serving as a tongue. The mimic wraps herself around you, her tongue-shaped hair caressing your other side. In an instant you are covered in saliva. She is very soft, but has enough substance to make it feel like she is actually there.

As you cuddle, your heart feels slightly more full than it was before, even if your pockets seem just a bit more empty now.

Lose 200 Gold
Gain +1 Cuddle
Gain +1 Friend

>>114967
Yes.

>>114968
Bitch just wants your money

>>114969
No.

>>114970
BOOP

>>114971
HISS!

Nopony wants to play tonight, right?

>>114973
I'm always up for it if you are. If you're not, that's fine too. Won't hold it against you.

>>114973
I Do.

>>114975
>>114974
Uh... I guess Dark Star and Silver Sword can proceed

>>114976
I imagine that's exactly what Silver would do.

>>114978
O...okay? Silver continues to follow the dark, dank tunnel.

I guess no one (except floofster) showed up...

>>114980
I’m here now.

>>114987
Um.... No?

I don’t think it’s ever taken me longer than a few minutes

>>114990
I have a dozen formal suits and none of them required that much fitting... then again I am not doing quincenettas or whatever cultural practices, though I’ve attended several weddings

>>114989
But... that’s when we usually play...

>>114991
i'm sorry. i've been waking up at 5 am the past few days.

>>114992
Huh, I thought you meant getting measurements for it... I can safely say I’ve never assembled clothing before

>>114993
Aww.... do you think you will be able to play any time in the future?

>>114994
Yea i'll drink some caffeine later.

>>114995
Huh... I guess maybe I have done that

>>114996
We’ve missed you

>>114997
I've missed you guys too.

>>114998
*pony hugs*

New thread!

>>115004
D’aww