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Game continuation bread, where the party gets ready to wander off into parts unknown, potentially in different directions or to different areas. More bantz to go on in the meantime, but last bread got stale so here's a fresh one.
New players welcome/encouraged.
/vx/ - Videogames and Paranormal
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>>21510
"uh well it make things it touch go away, me origanaly think me find way to stop from doing that and make ana ting with stone."
"uh well it make things it touch go away, me origanaly think me find way to stop from doing that and make ana ting with stone."
>>21512
Nice pali
Thez is speaking to Trump, but her eyes are all daggers at Infernius.
"I mean, what do you think about the possibility that perhaps sealing the Terrasque might not have been the 'correct' method, especially with the prospect of liberating all involved to go back to and about their previous lives,"
>In the tower
Then that's where we're all at. It's a little late to stall the dialogue.
>>21513
"A voidstone doesn't just make things 'go away', they cease to exist. If I or you touched a voidstone, we would no longer be. As in, no resurrection, no revive, not even the memory of our existence to those who have known us. All traces would vanish, leaving only the sensation that something has been forgotten. I'll ask you now never to even suggest such a thing. You weren't,... you were weren't you?"
Nice pali
Thez is speaking to Trump, but her eyes are all daggers at Infernius.
"I mean, what do you think about the possibility that perhaps sealing the Terrasque might not have been the 'correct' method, especially with the prospect of liberating all involved to go back to and about their previous lives,"
>In the tower
Then that's where we're all at. It's a little late to stall the dialogue.
>>21513
"A voidstone doesn't just make things 'go away', they cease to exist. If I or you touched a voidstone, we would no longer be. As in, no resurrection, no revive, not even the memory of our existence to those who have known us. All traces would vanish, leaving only the sensation that something has been forgotten. I'll ask you now never to even suggest such a thing. You weren't,... you were weren't you?"
... lucked out there
>>21520
"I don't know. The Terrasque is eternal, and vastly incomprehensible. Perhaps there is more to it than just a monster to be subdued is what I'm thinking. I mean, the legends had to have come from somewhere, and many legends have a foot-hold in truth."
>>21519
Thez mutters something about trusting Jews.
"Its true that they're more rare, but I'll tell you this," her voice grows quieter and more somber.
"I don't know whom I've forgotten to the Voidstone plains. I literally can't tell you more than that, though I desperately wish I could."
"I don't know. The Terrasque is eternal, and vastly incomprehensible. Perhaps there is more to it than just a monster to be subdued is what I'm thinking. I mean, the legends had to have come from somewhere, and many legends have a foot-hold in truth."
>>21519
Thez mutters something about trusting Jews.
"Its true that they're more rare, but I'll tell you this," her voice grows quieter and more somber.
"I don't know whom I've forgotten to the Voidstone plains. I literally can't tell you more than that, though I desperately wish I could."
>>21523
>forget
"No I don't. But you may be right. Perhaps total annihilation is what is necessary, at least as far as escaping this,... existence."
>forget
"No I don't. But you may be right. Perhaps total annihilation is what is necessary, at least as far as escaping this,... existence."
>>21521
"Oh, you mean Fae. What do you want me to ask her?"
>>21522
"How exactly was it that the tarrasque was keeping us here? I'm guessing it's not a coincidence that when it was sealed, it took the form of a football. Is, perhaps, the tarrasque Providence itself? That is to say, the avatar of Providence?"
"Oh, you mean Fae. What do you want me to ask her?"
>>21522
"How exactly was it that the tarrasque was keeping us here? I'm guessing it's not a coincidence that when it was sealed, it took the form of a football. Is, perhaps, the tarrasque Providence itself? That is to say, the avatar of Providence?"
>>21527
"But of course she knows about Football. I hadn't thought to ask her. Do you want me to ask her now?"
"But of course she knows about Football. I hadn't thought to ask her. Do you want me to ask her now?"
>>21529
"Well, in any event, I can say that I feel like it is nothing less than Providence forcing us here. If that is true, there is no escape, and that is that"
"Well, in any event, I can say that I feel like it is nothing less than Providence forcing us here. If that is true, there is no escape, and that is that"
>>21532
"Ana *infernuis says while walking towards thez* me would rather be erased from existance than exist without you."
"Ana *infernuis says while walking towards thez* me would rather be erased from existance than exist without you."
>>21534
I'd like to carry on with the plot exploration, but,...
Thez runs forward and buries her face in Infernius' chest. "I know alright!? I knew all along about your plan with the Negative Energy Plane! I heard all about it from Ponimaru, when you were talking to Ben! I,... I know. I just,... <many sniffs and sobs> it may be - probably is - the best way. Just,... take me with you. Don't run off,...."
I'd like to carry on with the plot exploration, but,...
Thez runs forward and buries her face in Infernius' chest. "I know alright!? I knew all along about your plan with the Negative Energy Plane! I heard all about it from Ponimaru, when you were talking to Ben! I,... I know. I just,... <many sniffs and sobs> it may be - probably is - the best way. Just,... take me with you. Don't run off,...."
>>21539
"weirdly enough, it seems to have worked out in the end. She was - you were - liberated from the infernal nature placed upon her - you"
"weirdly enough, it seems to have worked out in the end. She was - you were - liberated from the infernal nature placed upon her - you"
>>21539
Holy shit, you've got her with that one! One! OH!
Thez is stunned by that. COMPLETELY unable to respond.
Holy shit, you've got her with that one! One! OH!
Thez is stunned by that. COMPLETELY unable to respond.
She stiffens her lip.
"I promise." tears flow no homo unabashedly.
"I promise." tears flow no homo unabashedly.
GM mutters something about making a lengthy post in the Tulpa thread
>>21548
GM interjects.
"In my experience, its not a matter of finding the one that is right for you, its about learning to be the right one for someone else."
GM interjects.
"In my experience, its not a matter of finding the one that is right for you, its about learning to be the right one for someone else."
>>21551
You doubt yourself? Then you are a fool. I don't say that dismissively, I say that respectfully. I'll put that one on the back-burner.
You doubt yourself? Then you are a fool. I don't say that dismissively, I say that respectfully. I'll put that one on the back-burner.
Tl;dr This thread is ALL about romance, in one shape or another. The potential for one is likewise for all. Different shapes, different forms. Shush now.
"So then, a voidstone. Its not exactly something one can 'pick up and carry around', nor 'put in a jar and leave it'".
"So then, a voidstone. Its not exactly something one can 'pick up and carry around', nor 'put in a jar and leave it'".
>>21555
"You'll need more than faith. Voidstones are drawn to sentient life, but cannot be controlled by them. The physics behind them are unknown, but they naturally move toward whatever consciousness is in their surroundings. It is almost as though,..." she thinks for a moment, "almost like they are seeking consciousness themselves."
"You'll need more than faith. Voidstones are drawn to sentient life, but cannot be controlled by them. The physics behind them are unknown, but they naturally move toward whatever consciousness is in their surroundings. It is almost as though,..." she thinks for a moment, "almost like they are seeking consciousness themselves."
"... like an awareness that is devoid of consciousness, which otherwise seeks it!" she exclaims as though onto something not otherwise described.
She kisses Infernius fully openly, longingly, prolongedly, lastingly, sincerely, fervently,... need I go on?
"You delightful genius! A voidstone is a life!"
"You delightful genius! A voidstone is a life!"
GM interjects
I didn't plan that, I didn't script any of this, and I take no responsibility.
I didn't plan that, I didn't script any of this, and I take no responsibility.
>>21560
Believe what you want, I had a whole different set of circumstances and agenda. This is all literally serendipity. BTW, I never mention inorganics did I?
Believe what you want, I had a whole different set of circumstances and agenda. This is all literally serendipity. BTW, I never mention inorganics did I?
>>21563
Marvelous point.
Who could have imagined? Certainly not me!
Deliberately avoiding accusations of faggotry et al
I thought this was-just/might-be going to be a fun game.
https://youtu.be/vzDPIrEiS-U
Marvelous point.
Who could have imagined? Certainly not me!
Deliberately avoiding accusations of faggotry et al
I thought this was-just/might-be going to be a fun game.
https://youtu.be/vzDPIrEiS-U
>>21567
And she (Fae) did smile, knowing (in as much as she could) what would (will) result of what has transpired (again, inasmuch as she could), almost as though her vigil had satisfied something she had kept unspoken.
And she (Fae) did smile, knowing (in as much as she could) what would (will) result of what has transpired (again, inasmuch as she could), almost as though her vigil had satisfied something she had kept unspoken.
>>21547
"It's the same pattern for weeks now, everyday. I do something nice to her, or we share a nice moment, and then she betrays my trust quickly. We share a moment when the mechanics come and the cores 'vanish.' We share a night and then she vanishes from my arms. Now I heal her in the shooting range and have nice moments, just for her to try yet again to poison her child. This is every day. Every time I think have moved forward, I am pulled right back. Do you not see the obvious insanity in doing the same thing again and again and expecting different results?"
>>21558
"Forgive me, but what is the purpose of talking of void stones? So a certain something far away is alive. Why do we care? There are so many alive things far closer that are of more concern."
>>21571
Just remarks. If I intended it to be in game, I would have put it in quotations
"It's the same pattern for weeks now, everyday. I do something nice to her, or we share a nice moment, and then she betrays my trust quickly. We share a moment when the mechanics come and the cores 'vanish.' We share a night and then she vanishes from my arms. Now I heal her in the shooting range and have nice moments, just for her to try yet again to poison her child. This is every day. Every time I think have moved forward, I am pulled right back. Do you not see the obvious insanity in doing the same thing again and again and expecting different results?"
>>21558
"Forgive me, but what is the purpose of talking of void stones? So a certain something far away is alive. Why do we care? There are so many alive things far closer that are of more concern."
>>21571
Just remarks. If I intended it to be in game, I would have put it in quotations
>>21579
What was the name of that fictional serial killer (fictional, I think) who'd put a horse's head his victim's bed's to intimidate them?
What was the name of that fictional serial killer (fictional, I think) who'd put a horse's head his victim's bed's to intimidate them?
>>21580
The only thing that really comes to mind is the scene in the Godfather when a crime boss kills the prized racing mare of some man and places the severed head in the person's bed to emphasize that he better accept his offer
The only thing that really comes to mind is the scene in the Godfather when a crime boss kills the prized racing mare of some man and places the severed head in the person's bed to emphasize that he better accept his offer
>>21583
... and I'd been in my job for 5 years when we met. Sounds like a plan.
... and I'd been in my job for 5 years when we met. Sounds like a plan.
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>>21581
>Al Capone
Ah, now I remember. It was from The Godfather. I could look up the inspirations for that scene as thematics for Tracy's Nithing poles.
>Al Capone
Ah, now I remember. It was from The Godfather. I could look up the inspirations for that scene as thematics for Tracy's Nithing poles.
>>21590
Sorry, didn't see it.
It's funny, because it so similar to the Nordic ritual to curse a person's household to death. It might have been inspired off of it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nithing_pole
Sorry, didn't see it.
It's funny, because it so similar to the Nordic ritual to curse a person's household to death. It might have been inspired off of it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nithing_pole
Tracy flips through the catalogs of magic items in the crafting booklets at the workshop, and momentarily wishes she weren't a mudpony..
>>21593
What about scrolls? They count as spells, right?
I can't for the life of me remember what scrolls she bought in town back then (it was before the first Soros fight, I can only remember Conceal Alignment), but I think I'll have her trot down to the shop and see what's available, if she can right now.
What about scrolls? They count as spells, right?
I can't for the life of me remember what scrolls she bought in town back then (it was before the first Soros fight, I can only remember Conceal Alignment), but I think I'll have her trot down to the shop and see what's available, if she can right now.
>>21593
>NPCs even
It would also be good to Gather Information around town about any mages for hire that may have settled in Port Barry.
>NPCs even
It would also be good to Gather Information around town about any mages for hire that may have settled in Port Barry.
>>21594
>scrolls
I think I put the bar at 3rd level spells, but I don't recall what all was acquired either.
>mages
On that note, don't expect too much, I'm deliberately keeping NPC ranks low just because PCs are pretty fuggin' powerful as is. Having said, the trades and skill level of NPCs (as well as the number and diversity) has increased notably. Port Barry has become quite a 'thing' in-game.
>scrolls
I think I put the bar at 3rd level spells, but I don't recall what all was acquired either.
>mages
On that note, don't expect too much, I'm deliberately keeping NPC ranks low just because PCs are pretty fuggin' powerful as is. Having said, the trades and skill level of NPCs (as well as the number and diversity) has increased notably. Port Barry has become quite a 'thing' in-game.
Also yes, I know this bread is hella stale. I've got some errands to run, but I'll bake a new one in an hour or so.
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>>21600
I would, but crafting magic items can take quite a while, can't it? I don't want to get in anyone's way.
I would, but crafting magic items can take quite a while, can't it? I don't want to get in anyone's way.
>>21598
Depends on the item, the spells/resources/xp required, the crafting level, and how salty I am from real-life shit its true though
Depends on the item, the spells/resources/xp required, the crafting level, and how salty I am from real-life shit its true though
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>>21601
Difficult to say. It would depend on the person, the amount of time, and the possible benefits of the crafted item.
What are you looking to make?
Difficult to say. It would depend on the person, the amount of time, and the possible benefits of the crafted item.
What are you looking to make?
>>21599
As far as NPCs, I can't really think of a trades-person that wouldn't be in Port by this point. Certain skill levels will naturally be less represented, but at the least players won't have to worry about "untrained" skills.
As far as NPCs, I can't really think of a trades-person that wouldn't be in Port by this point. Certain skill levels will naturally be less represented, but at the least players won't have to worry about "untrained" skills.
>>21603
Really, anything useful to Tracy (she can't really use most of what's on the list). There was a whole list of cool/useful things I wanted (Mask of the Skull), that weren't really within plausible reach for her. The first thing I thought of to upgrade the Nithing Poles into Darkskulls, to serve as cursed mailboxes for assassination requests, and to collect payments/offerings.
For now, since levitation is a 2nd level spell, I'll have her buy the scroll at the shop and get to work on some Horseshoes of Zephyr; since those don't look expensive.
Really, anything useful to Tracy (she can't really use most of what's on the list). There was a whole list of cool/useful things I wanted (Mask of the Skull), that weren't really within plausible reach for her. The first thing I thought of to upgrade the Nithing Poles into Darkskulls, to serve as cursed mailboxes for assassination requests, and to collect payments/offerings.
For now, since levitation is a 2nd level spell, I'll have her buy the scroll at the shop and get to work on some Horseshoes of Zephyr; since those don't look expensive.
Fug it, I'm gonna go ahead and bake new bread
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