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by Cota on Wed Jul 23, 2014 4:34 am
@ViceVersus I think Alacyn would be a great seating partner for Wade, and doubly so if she's the girl he's into. It would make a lot of sense as well. I mean, he could have practically anyone he wants, but she's one of the few people who wants nothing to do with anyone, let alone him. It's only natural to want what you can't have. If that sounds good to you, just let me know. :D
1. Who do you hang around with? What would you describe your 'clique' as? Jocks, geeks, goths? Or do you not fit in anywhere? What PCs and NPCs are your friends? If I can help it, I don't hang out with anyone, but when it can't be avoided, I'm welcome among the nerds, geeks, and weird kids. I hardly talk to them, other than Lily who always wants to talk to me. The rest of them don't seem to mind. I guess they have a soft spot for someone who isn't welcome anywhere else.
2. Homeroom. Who do you sit with? Feel free to pick PCs, but check with the other player first. This is high school, remember, where you sit is important. Not just anyone can sit next to Cynthia Ward. I try and always find a place in the back of the room, so I sit with whoever else follows suit. It's great, because I can see the whole room, especially Luca, and few people can see me.
3. What classes do you take? You don't need a comprehensive list, just give me highlights - subjects your characters enjoy the most, or hate the most. Everyone takes english, history, math, gym, and at least one science.
Biology, anatomy, human development, etc. Dr. Bradley says that I should familiarize myself with the way the human body operates. Loathe as I am to say it, I don't disagree.
5. Who's the person who knows what you are? Do they hold it over you as blackmail, or do they have their own dark secret they've shared? (you can wait to answer this till all the PCs are submitted if you want this to be a player character, in which case you should talk to them to work it out) Putting off for the moment, until the roster is full. Lily Edwards. God, it was a stupid mistake. I should have waited until the end of the day, until I could get back home, but I just couldn't. The thirst was too strong. I went to the bathroom and drained a blood bag. When I went to wash up, thinking no one was there, she walked right in on me, blood dribbling down my chin and fangs protruding as long as ever. I tried to convince her that she was just seeing things, and I even tried out my charms, but it wouldn't work. She was too stubborn. I made her swear to not tell anyone, although no one would believe her even if she did, but now I can't get her to leave me alone.
@Script I don't think a dice system is entirely feasible for this format of roleplay. Mainly because of the amount of time and coordination it would take to deal with die-rolling events, but also because of the temptation to fudge the die rolls. It would be less of an element of randomness and more of a, "you have to lie to me if you want your character to succeed." I'm certainly not accusing anyone of being that type of player, but the temptation and the means are both there. It might just be wiser to remove that temptation all together. On the other hand, I think it would be better if you as the gm rolled the dice for those certain actions. That would save time, and still have an element of unpredictability to our actions. And sure, you'd be tempted to fudge the rolls too, but that's okay, because when the DM does it, it's usually more fun!
“Fairy tales do not tell children the dragons exist. Children already know that dragons exist. Fairy tales tell children the dragons can be killed.” -G.K. Chesterton
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