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[Apr. 4th, 2010|12:11 am] |
How's My Driving?
Yep, that time again!
For those new to HMD posts, this is basically a chance for players to offer each other comments, constructive criticism, concerns and thoughts about the way others' characters are being portrayed. The idea is to give people a sense of how they're going with their characters and whether there's anything they can improve on, as well as getting any concerns that folk might have out in the open.
As players aren't always comfortable approaching certain people with criticisms, anonymous commenting is enabled. I'm sure I don't need to tell anyone that whether or not you choose to respond anonymously, all comments should be respectful and constructive. Concrit is always helpful, but downright criticism and nitpicking rarely is and flaming will absolutely not be tolerated.
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[Apr. 4th, 2010|05:23 pm] |
Some of you might have noticed that Opium's having his devious way with a saint currently. And I figure, since it's not every day that a saint forgets who (or what) he is, that it might be nice of me to open it up to whoever might want to screw with him - or for those who'd like to take a stab at trying to convince him he's not who Opium has told him he is.
Right now, Sebastian believes his name is Dorian Landless - a perfectly normal mortal living with Oscar and the other three Landless kids, who has no knowledge of the gods or the fact that he, himself, is a saint. His memory of who he was and is has been temporarily fogged over by Opium (with a helping hand from Morphine, I'm sure). As I said, the effects won't last forever, but I also haven't decided how long they will last. So, in the meantime, I'm open for anyone who might want to aid in the corruption of a holy figure to have at him.
Just remember, if you kill him he'll come back and then the whole charade is blown; so no killing him.
Simon |
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