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>>194618 →
This is good geographic context, but I still don't know what languages would be available to Posey specifically.
Posey has capacity to learn her base racial languages (I would assume unicorns near Farbrook speak the same languages as Equestrians?), plus three additional languages for her Int score (I guess picking from the languages you mentioned in that post?).
I was originally going with Shadow Scholar or Student as a starting occupation to pick up a couple more languages, but maybe Hedge Wizard would be more appropriate, which means no extra languages.

What languages did everyone else take? I don't think very many others have positive Int scores, so did some of you get bonus languages for your race or skill ranks, or some other source?

>>194626
Silver knows Ponish and Severyanan (Pony-Russian) fluently from his origins, and knows a bit of Wechselbalg (Changeling) from his time as a soldier in the Great War. Meanwhile, Kira knows her native Lamia language (still working on a name for it), knows Ponish as the vast majority of literature her tribe managed to acquire through trade in recent years is written in Ponish (plus not knowing Ponish would make this game infinitely harder), and because of her aristocratic background she knows the old language the lamias once spoke a long time ago (no spoilers on what that language is yet because it would give away the mystery of their origins). Neither of them know any of the more "exotic" languages that D&D has like Abyssal or Infernal as they don't have enough experience with them to know anything about them.

For Posey, my assumption is that for the "common" languages she would know Ponish due to it being the dominant speaking language of the League, and Imperial should her masters have ever thought of sending her in against the Arcturian Order. Assuming that Farbrook, Firtrees, and Watertown would have their own language (as their cities and ponies typically have common, Ponish names), it's also likely she would know Hillpony as well. Snowpony is in a similar boat, though Snowpony characters GM Pone has made have had Swedish names and spoke Swedish so I'm assuming the Snowpony language would use Swedish as it's base. Other than that I imagine Posey would know multiple of the more exotic D&D languages from her studies and training in the League.

>>194627
Were those automatic languages for you, bonus languages, or ones you took with skill points?

For Posey's baseline automatic language, I think she would speak Equestrian (Riverpony dialect), which I think is that they would be speaking in Farbrook. This would be an eloquent-but-archaic high-unicorn tongue, with the subtle slavic accent I like imagining her with. She might speak Riverpony too.
For her military career, I think she would speak Imperial Griffonian, given that she has spent decades on the Arcturian front. I had "Griffon" on her character sheet, but I guess I should specify that it's imperial.
That leaves me with two languages to fill from my intelligence score. Looking for something appropriate languages for her as a scholar. I was considering something Zebrican or Somnambulan, for her studies of necromancy in the Society Of Bones. Something similar to Golarion Nekril would be nice to communicate with the dead.
I had her speaking Abyssal and Infernal for harlot-contracting purposes, but idk if I will ever get those spells anyway. Most friends have telepathy too.
Posey was brought up as a slave within the Coven Of Blood as a filly, so maybe she would speak Deytsch (a phonetic, distorted variation of German where words are transcribed into Cyrillic and then back to English)? Some of the Coven's terms use German names, such as Einhornische Schwesternshaft. A German accent would make her a lot hotter... Posey resents vampires, but that's mostly because her mother murdered her and denied her that opportunity to become a proper vampire herself, she she would probably speak their language, holding out that she might still become one.

Now that I think of it, the Dread League mentions the ghoul caste of undead mostly communicating through telepathy. Maybe I should pick that up through mutation.

>>194629
So maybe:

Racial languages (Magic-blooded, half-vampire unicorn):
>Farbrook Equestrian (High-unicorn, Riverponian Dialect)
>Deystch (distorted German vampire tongue)
Bonus languages:
>Imperial Griffonian (Griffon lands lingua franka)
>???
>???
Maybe some Zebrican language, to read voodoo texts, Somnambulant glyphs, or communicate with gnolls. Idk though.
I guess learning Changeling could be useful too.

>>194631
I'm Posey should definitely speak Riverpony and Wittenlander, since that's what they speak in Barrad (a faction Posey would favor were she not already dead). Those would be Slaves-esque and Old English-Germanic respectively.
Knowing Old-Unicon (Latin-ish?) would fit her in with the university, and I would imagine it is the language spoken by arcane scientists.
Somnambulan (Coptic) could be fitting, although idk if trips to pseudo-egypt are going to be part of future adventures.

If GM ever has the time to weigh in on what would be appropriate/useful in this game, that would be appreciated.

This image made me think of Posey.

>>194635
Posey has much higher hygiene standards than that. She washes regularly and applies a lot of perfume. She smells like roses.
It's even in her name. "A pocket full of posies", as in masking the scent of plague and decay. I based jer nickname on the nursery rhyme because it was my idea to make an undead spy-like character who took great efforts to disguise herself as one of the living and to keep her body attractive.

Strong aura though.

>>194635
>lvl 46
>https://www.d20srd.org/srd/epic/feats.htm#zoneOfAnimation
Oh wait, this is an epic character. I kneel.

>>194636
>>194637
I like stuff like that. It reminds me of the background lore to Brie's name. Not trying to make some sort of subtle point here. Just genuinely what came to mind.
It's intricate like that. Good job. c:
Also, nice catch on the power level of the oc's ability. Honestly, impressive that you found it so fast.

>>194638
I am an expert in 3.5e d&d mechanics that I will never get to actually use.
I'm still huffing hopium that I could get to lvl 8 with this character and do some actual Necromancy, somehow...

>>194639
>real necro
Like, that skellington whale you wanted?

>>194640
Yes, although that wasn't my spell. It was a scroll I bought with my starting equipment, now used-up. I can't do it again.
Reanimating the whale bones was peak necro experience though.

>>194634
Basically, Hill Pony would cover Farbrook, Firtrees, and Water Town. Witteland and Barrad speak a similar language that maybe is mutually intelligible? Then a slavic-type dialect in Lake City, Bakara, and the River Republic, and linguistic isolates for Vartai and Nimbusia. "Snow Pony" would cover Cubria and Everfrost. The existence of a latin-esque language in Equestria would make sense, as Equestrian Ponish isn't a real language but is more likely a bizarre eclectic syncretism of multiple languages spoken by the various unicorn, earth pony, and pegasus tribes that confederated to make up modern Equestria. Whether this language is also recognized by academics in the Riverlands I am not sure. I would be surprised if it were not recognized in Magehold.

I do not know what languages are most spoken in the lands of the Dread League. Rosa Maledicta is explicitly Equestrian and the text and generals imply that Ponies are a majority, griffins are most of the rest, and zebras round out the remainder, but that's about it. I wouldn't put too much faith in generals being named after Franco-Prussian War generals, I think those are just cutsie names and easter eggs. The mod kind of suggests that ponies originated in the north of Equus in areas that are now frozen wastelands when the world was different than it is now. Ponies crossed over to griffonia, going along the north, and settling in the eastern part of the continent. I think originally the ponies held a swath of territory from the Straits of Vedina going east and then south until the Forgotten Coast, and it was the Black Crusade that first disrupted the pony settlement by killing off the native ponies in the area that is now the Arturian Order, and also encouraging Griffins to settle up there, thus breaking off the Cubrians from the Hill Ponies. Perhaps many of the ponies of the Dread League are from the first ponies to settle in that area, maybe even from when the dread peninsula wasn't a frozen hellscape but a temperate climate. Or maybe all of them migrated from elsewhere, drawn by sharing the same predilection for a specific variety of dark magic. Maybe they have their own language, maybe they have adopted one as a dominate language, and maybe it's polyglot, I don't really know.

The world of Equestria at War doesn't have a true lingua franca, I think. It's not like in modern times how if you speak english, you can call a taxi or order food whether you're in Varna, Liepaja, or Osaka. Equestrian Ponish dominates its corner of the continent, and likely a few places around it, but Equestria doesn't have the economic and political might to force Ponish to dominate as English does in our world. Herzladish was the language of the Griffonian Empire, which did dominate over every Griffin nation and several non-griffin nations in Griffonia and Equus. Zebrica has no equivalent of Ponish or Imperial/Herzlandish; it is much more divided. Colthage is probably the most influential of the Zebra nations outside of its own borders, however, because of its maritime culture.

Certainly you can redo your character's languages if you like. As for which languages she should know, my philosophy is always that it should be what makes sense within the internal logic of the world. For Posey, I think this would be Hill Pony (or possibly Snow Pony) because I think this is her native language, since she was captured or sold from one of those countries. Also, because her cover story is that she is from Farbrook, I think it would make sense that she can speak that language. Posey must know Equestrian Ponish, because otherwise the game can't really work. Also if she's being sent as a spy there she needs to know the language. Equestrian i probably prestigious in the Dread Lands because Rosa Maledicta speaks it natively, but who knows. Imperial is the most obvious "foreign" language for Posey to know because it's the most widespread among griffins (the most commonly encountered non-pony race and the most numerous race in all of EAW) and the most prestigious. I'm not sure what her fourth language would be, though I think it being an academic language makes sense. Snow Pony (if that isn't her native) may also make sense as it's probably a common pony language in Magehold and it's probably Gloomy's native language. The language of the River Republic/Bakara/Lake City would make sense as well.

Basically my opinion is Posey speaks Hill Pony (or Snow Pony, which ever is native), Equestrian Ponish, Imperial, and her fourth language is probably either something that is written in in books and spoken aloud in incantations or rituals, or it's a useful foreign language.

I don't have plans for using Sonambula and its secrets any time soon except maybe in a possible quest for Amber. At the risk of spoilers, my most highly anticipated next project involves bat ponies and Chiropterra.

>>194644
Very helpful lore dump. Thank you. This makes things a lot clearer.
>makes sense within the internal logic of the world. For Posey, I think this would be Hill Pony (or possibly Snow Pony) because I think this is her native language, since she was captured or sold from one of those countries.
Posey wasn't captured or sold from any pony country. Posey is a dhampir/katane (half-vampire) who was born into slavery to the Coven Of Blood, created by a Vampire Lord who went through a tedious process of birthing her to spawn a minion with unprecedented power (or perhaps just an excuse to drink indulgently every day for a year); she was groomed as one of the "flowers of the coven" and served the degenerate vampires as a source of food and pleasure, with the (empty) promise that she would become one of them when she was mature. Her first life ended when she was discarded and slain at the beginning of her adolescence by her mother after it was discovered that she could not be directly controlled as a thrall like all the others, turning her into a Slaymate (undead child who died from betrayal by a parent) who was later sold to Necromancers by the Society Of Bones (slaymates are highly-coveted by necromancers because of their rarity and unique aura). The Society implanted her corpse with necrotic tissues from an Atropal Scion (fragment of a stillborn god) and resurrected her in hopes that the rotten godling would take her body as a host and grow into a god of destruction, but that failed and so she was reenslaved before she was Crucimmigrated and joined the ghoul caste. She became an apprentice mage to earn her freedom, but has been trying to reach a threshold of power to break her bindings for nearly a century because her master would prefer to keep her in service forever than to see her succeed at their impossible missions.
Posey never knew her father, and I did not write him. He was presumably slain after her mother was finished with him, although his corpse could still be shambling around somewhere. He likely would have been a hillpony or snowpony slave, or perhaps a Necromancer who traveled from Equestria.
What makes her different from the rest of the Dread League is that she could be one of the few "native born" mages there. She has only ever known servitude to the League and had never been free.
>OW THE EDGE!
Yeah, in hindsight, this is a garbage backstory full of pointless retarded edge, and I kind of regret writing it that way, but I already mentioned it before so whatever.

Point being is that Posey would have no native language of her own aside what is spoken by the higher-ups in the Coven Of Blood. This is probably either some variation of equestrian, or some obscure vampire tongue.

Gloomy is a snowpony, descended from a savage tribe of wendigo-worshipping cannibals. Due to his especially young age when Posey acquired him, he would not know very much about his previous culture.

>Basically my opinion is Posey speaks Hill Pony (or Snow Pony, which ever is native), Equestrian Ponish, Imperial, and her fourth language is probably either something that is written in in books and spoken aloud in incantations or, or it's a useful foreign language.
Good to know. I think I would take a latin-esque "Old Unicorn" as a language spoken by magical scholars in the university.

>>194644
>my most highly anticipated next project involves bat ponies and Chiropterra
I think I have a hunch what that might be about.
Unrelated, do batponies bear any relation to or association with vampires, even superficially?

>>194647
I'm going to say tentatively no, bat ponies don't have an association with vampires, even in the psychology of xenophobic Equestrians. The vampire fruit bat we see in the show is aesthetically distinct from the bat pony guards we see earlier and later in the series In fairness, I think that bat ponies don't actually exist in the show cannon, and all we are seeing are magic charms or detachables for Luna's royal guard. The comics I don't believe have any association, and in EAW lore, there is no association, even in black legends against bat ponies.

I'm curious as to what you think it is

>>194648
>In fairness, I think that bat ponies don't actually exist in the show cannon, and all we are seeing are magic charms or detachables for Luna's royal guard
Yeah, Fluttershy is a lycanthrope, and the guards are just wearing tacky armor.
In my homebrew mileau, I considered bats an underdark drow-like niche, maybe as Pegasus nightmare moon loyalists who were driven underground after nightmare moon's banishment.
I never finished writing it though.
>curious
Well, I used to be in a discord server with some artists who were EaW devs, and I picked up some info about the plotlines with native bat rebellions and whatnot. I think you mentioned a journey south too, so I thought it was related to that.
That's pretty much the extent of my hunch.
Looking forward to it.

>>194645
>>194648
I should mention that Brie really wanted there to be a bat pony based on a vampire bat. White, and also Japanese for some reason

>>194649
>Cursed and banished descendants of Nightmare Moon loyalists
That makes sense, I suppose

EAW lore seems to be that the bat ponies are the indigenous inhabitants of parts of what is now southeastern Equestria

>>194650
Yeah, I am aware.
The pseudo-colonial trope felt a bit slightly forced to me, but it is what it is.

Iirc, Nightmare Moon has some routes to rally bat pony natives against Equestria, which is actually what I got the idea from.

Any connection between vampires and bats would probably just be superficial; Desmodu bear no relation to vampires in D&D, so no reason for thestrals to be. Vampires have as much in common with wolves and rats as they do with bats (all spreaders of pestilence) too.

Fun fact, the closest genetic relative to bats are camels.

>>188149
How is she supposed to operate a Vickers without fingers or a horn???

>>194652
Good question. We've mostly been glossing over the details of how horses use guns. Presumably, triggers would be adapted so that trained earth ponies can use them.

>>194654
See, how can you go talking about nations and politics of ponies when you dont even rectify how a horse uses a gun

What would a pony version of a fixed squad based MG operate if they lack any dexterous appendages or a horn that can use magic??
Maybe its like.... hoof pedals on the floor?

Earth ponies bite with splendid dexterity.

>>194656
Why dont they give them metal teeth like Jaws for close combat situations?

>>194652
I was going to answer "the same way they operate a mosin nagant and other guns." But heavy machine guns like Vickers literally have buttons in the open you can just press with a hoof, much more easily than a trigger.

>>194651
>The pseudo-colonial trope felt a bit slightly forced to me
In an earlier version of EAW, the ponies came in and oppressed the bat ponies and hate them because... ponies are just like that I guess. And for a thousand years not a single bat pony among the millions of them was able or willing to liberate them. So fortunately a rich white girl, I mean, alicorn princess, was able to come along and free them all from pony oppression and racism, achieving complete societal change in about a year and a half or so. However the developers realized that this plotline was cliche and unintentionally racist, so it was completely rewritten. Now, the bat pony tribes are a completely separate culture from Equestrian society. They do not integrate because they have no desire to. This makes much more sense to me than ponies hating bat ponies for no real reason, and bat ponies being too stupid, lazy, or complacent to liberate themselves.

In Occupied lore, bat ponies have historically lived separately from Equestrian society, but recently, large corporations have realized that they can import bat ponies into the cities and exploit their nocturnal behavior by having them work the nightshift, thus easily operating two shifts out of the same factory or warehouse. Bat ponies don't really participate in collective bargaining, are often brought in as scabs, and are seen as undermining wages and the labor market. This besides a theory that they commit crimes at night.

>>194657
Give this man a medal

>>194658
Alright but, in the picture how is she supposed to operate it? You could use your hoof but another problem arises, how is she supposed to stabilize the gun and aim it while firing with the aiming mechanism? Is there any way she could even swivel the gun?? I would love to see what a domestic pony usable MG would look like

Earth ponies lack hands so easy metal implants giving them super lethal strong biting would be a cheap way to give your Earth Ponies an extra weapon that isnt just horseshoes and kicks

>>194659
I think it's a button between the handles? Just sit or lay down, place both hooves on the handles, then angle the end of the hoof in to press the button to fire. Use hooves to move the gun left and right. The gun is stabilized by its tripod.

>>194660
Yeah those machineguns have have the firing switches right between the two handles. You press it with your thumbs while holding the two handles giving you stability, control and firing it without using a usual trigger

but the issue is that those were made for thumbs and are meant to be used in *conjunction* with the handles so you have control.
Youd have to modify the gun to be able to be pressed by a hoof on those.... but no fingers to hold the handles

What if its a hoof peddle thats below the normal handles and they use their mouth to actually swivel and aim the machinegun?

>>194655
I am a relatively new player, and my character is a unicorn who does not even use a gun, so I cannot say. I am not even completely sure which firearms rules this game uses.
Maybe look at EaW lore for reference. There's been plenty of discussion on that matter.
>>194657
I have considered doing that with my zombies (if I ever freaking get any...), using the Craft (body modifications skill), just for flavor and the illusion of innovation. Thing is, it mechanically does very little that holding a weapon does not already do unless you use specialized magic and rare materials. In most cases, you are better off holding a sword.
The same Dragon Magazine article that craft skill was printed in said that weapon grafts and other visible combat body modifications tend to be frowned upon or even reviled in non-evil societies. By modifying your body with weapons, you objectify yourself as an engine of war at the expense of your dignity as a person, which is the reason why people wouldn't do it. That was the point of augmented characters like Jaws, to show how sinister and depraved the villains were that they would disfigure themselves for combat.
Of course, Posey as an evil necromancer does not value things such as "sanctity of life" or "dignity", so she would have few reservations against doing this to her thralls. Her own body was modified by her masters, originally meant to become a temple for a dead godling, and later for combat and pleasure. What holds Posey back from that however is her extreme sense of vanity, wanting to keep herself beautiful while many other psychopathic necromancers would be satisfied with monstrous rotting bodies, or at least for now. If she were to graft herself, she would do so while trying to maintain her natural beauty.
Ponies are gentle creatures, and as a result bodily combat mods would be few and far between.
>>194658
>first paragraph
Yeah, that's why I said it felt forced.
It's also not a secret that a large portion of EaW devs are openly commies and like those sorts of colonial plotlines. Can't blame them for it entirely; commies like map-painter power fantasies as much as the rest of us do.
I haven't actually looked into it for over half a decade though. I wasn't aware of the rewrite.
>second paragraph.
Interesting take on nocturnal creatures in industrial society. I like this kind of world-building.
Labor conditions in America got a lot worse when electric lighting made late-night shifts plausible.

I still think my underdark/Drow ripoff is cooler, but alas feverishly daydreaming for hours on end does not spawn a lore document into existence, so I kneel to the guys who actually write down their lore.

Btw, any chance we could advance the plot Soon™?
>>194659
>Alright but, in the picture how is she supposed to operate it?
I call it rule of cool, tbh. The show is full of instances that don't logically fit into horse anatomy, especially in the later seasons. You could jump through hoops and come up with things like battle saddles in FOE, but imo that's more trouble than it is worth and the end result is still nonsensical.
But again, check the EaW world-building forums. People have been arguing about this for the past decade.
>Earth ponies lack hands so easy metal implants giving them super lethal strong biting would be a cheap way to give your Earth Ponies an extra weapon that isnt just horseshoes and kicks
As the only character with a bite attack (mutant zombie) I don't think it would really be helpful as a balancing measure, because characters who wanted to be modern combat characters aren't going to want to bite in melee anyway. Posey has one because Posey is a literal monster, and also because she is defiantly archaic within the setting, coming from a faction which is frozen in medieval tech (also pretty weak too).
A slam attack or two would be appropriate though, especially since it would qualify them for the Beast Strike feat.
Even then, it's nothing compared to the power of flight. If Earth ponies actually needed a buff, I would probably give them Powerful Build and dwarven stability, possibly even access to magic resistance or damage at higher levels through feats or other progressions.

There's plenty of 3.5e homebrew, and also ponyfinder to reference.

I bumped into this thread just because I thought the opening picture was silly but now I have a burning hunger to know more

>>194661
Maybe? A pedal seems a little unwieldy. I would be terrified to let the end of the gun be placed in the mouth because if any of the recoil goes into the mouth you could have broken teeth or busted lips.

>a large portion of EaW devs are openly commies and like those sorts of colonial plotlines
I don't really think that's what's behind it. I think that the original plotline was "bat ponies are negroes" because it's a cliche plotline that we all grew up with, and when you start out writing, you're probably going to start by repeating plotlines you've already heard 6000 times. These same "commie devs" realized that this is sausage actually, and went out of their way to completely rewrite that part of the game. And that's because they recognized that the plotline was sausage. People who are committed leftists don't understand that their early attempts at writing are sausage, they just become more sausage, and that is not what happened here. Also in an open dev diary, they explicitly refused to do colonial plotlines for Zebrica, because "There's so much more you can do with a fantasy world than a Heart of Darkness plot."

>I still think my underdark/Drow ripoff is cooler
shrugs
In fairness, the Chiropterra story is sort of like that. Although what you described sounds more like Vampires: The Masquerade, with being a bat pony being a curse.

Also, for what it's worth, the Gnolls of Baltimare are there for fairly similar reasons. Or at least, their presence is tolerated for similar reasons. The Kaftar gnolls are nocturnal, and they work specifically in the warehouses and especially oil refineries and chemical plants of Red Heart in the night shift.

>Btw, any chance we could advance the plot Soon™
I'm out of town now and have fairly little time. I'll be back late Sunday

>>194663
Desire to Know More Intensifies

>>194664
I didnt even consider the risk to their teeth, youre right with the gun recoil would shake them around
youd have to put the aiming mechanism somewhere it wouldnt be throttling you when you shoot.... maybe some sorta recoil mechanism to stop that like suspension springs

*desire to rip into interesting lore intensifies*
How long as this been worked on anywho?

>>194665
The RP game? Since the very end of 2018, although at a fairly slow pace. As for exactly how you hold a gun with hooves... not so long

>>194666
Aye the RP game. Since 2018? Nearly 10 years now damn
There must be enough events in there to fill a history text book

>>194667
There's a decent number, but there's also been hiatuses and what have you, so not as many as you may think.

>>194668
Fair, nearly 8 years is a long time to be doing something on the regular without breaks
Is there custom artwork for it?

>>194669
There's some. It's after midnight here, let me post it later. Also hopefully some other players can chime in

>>194669
There is indeed some. Amber commissioned a pretty large scale and detailed scene, and some of us have gotten art made of our characters. Give me a minute to get something done first and I'll see about posting a couple.

>>194670
>>194671
NICE!
I appreciate the hospitality despite me being a newfag tourist here

Any chance we could get the results of Posey's listen check soon?

>>194672
If you would like to play, I would be more than glad to help you make a character.

>>194675
I have too many irons in the fire these days. Maybe one day but not atm
But I would love to learn more about it

>>194676
I mean, we get to play once a month at best these days. It's actually minimal investment.

>>194672
Here we are. The first one is the art commissioned by Amber Sunset of her date with Mustard Trim. The second one is the very noodly and friendly lamia Kubana Kirafiki (also known as Kira). The third one is some really old art of Silver Sword, made pretty shortly after I initially joined the game. I'm hoping to get some newer art commissioned of him, I'm just waiting for a good reference to get finished.

>>194677
Its a lotta stuff going on atm, prepping for college, running a weekly D&D game, prepping for another one

>>194678
Oh fuck this is lovely <3

>>194616
Can't, sadly, due to weight limitations.
>>194626
>What languages did everyone else take?
Cavaliere has a couple but I can't remember what they were aside from Feathesian, and to my chagrin I lost my character sheet so I can't simply check. I think the others were Wingbardian and Aquilean, but I'm not sure. >tfw I picked the most useless languages
>>194658
>However the developers realized that this plotline was cliche and unintentionally racist, so it was completely rewritten.
Thank goodness
>>194672
Always happy to see a guest! This remains my favorite DnD setting of all time and it's great to see new frens see it too. Hopefully things get less busy for you.

>>194681
Eventually~
However there is something I can offer y'all. I really love making maps and I really like making them for others. I can make or donate a few for y'all if you want

>>194682
That'd be stupendous. I've been asking GM Pony to make a map of Baltimare for the longest time. He has a good sense of where everything is and has described it verbally, but a map is worth a thousand words. Also we've been turned around a couple of times on our current quest for want of a map, to the point that GM Pony eventually had to oblige and draw something.

>>194681
>I lost my character sheet
You should probably rewrite it now then, at least as a temporary measure to finish this adventure.

>>194681
>weight limitations
It's like 1 pound, isn't it?
Posey takes both grenades then.