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Post by Deleted on Aug 19, 2016 23:16:25 GMT -5
Qaayuwr Sagipw you all! ... You useless Kudsrow!
*The Illuskan man would shout to those on the rooftops. If bottles are thrown his way, he would shoot frosty magical rays to the hooded figures. He would continue to do so, until he runs out of magic or until a guard tells him to stop.
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Post by Alizarin Spion - Sleeper Agent on Aug 20, 2016 7:09:21 GMT -5
A hooded poop-coloured hedgemage can be seen throwing bottles from the rooftops, aimed at no-one in particular they hit the cobble with a crack, producing the typical sound a bottle would make. The hooded figure makes no effort to evade the guards and upon arrest the man would inquire about whether or not the meals are complimentary with the lodging, that and a bath.
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Post by Banned on Aug 26, 2016 16:37:06 GMT -5
Again, pairs and trios of cloaked and hooded individuals can be seen throughout the city. They post themselves in places where they can watch the guards, populated areas, and each other.
They avoid triggering interactions with people, but no longer simply walk away when approached. Anytime they are approached they would whisper that "The shadows of New Redmist are watching you." then politely suggest you walk away. They make no attempts at holding a conversation.
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Post by Asgardian Grey Hawk on Aug 26, 2016 17:23:09 GMT -5
*a figure in black and yellow garb can be seen walking up to one of the figures asking how can he help*
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Post by ladyphoenix on Aug 27, 2016 6:37:37 GMT -5
When Morgain returns to the city from patrols and duties and sees them, she orders the cloaks and hoods removed, if refused, they are arrest to be questioned and searched fully for leads to the source and leadership. The authority of the purple dragons invoked. "This is valkur's roar and you are creating are in violation. Shadows can watch but the light of day will push them away" in the mean time she alerts the nearest purple dragon garrisons to prepare for a sweep of the city. Cormyr is not some sort of democracy and crown law allows the purple dragons to search anyone at any time for any reason.
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Post by DOT on Aug 27, 2016 8:02:04 GMT -5
Ahmed sits in The Tipsy Imp's garden, he sips his cup of tea slowly.
He watches Morgain and her choice of action...
...he seems, very pleased.
He tilts his head and looks at his reflection in the cup. As an aside, he whispers...
"The end justifies the means. Praise be to Typhon."
He takes a breath, the vapor curling into his nose, then raising the cup once more to his mouth... perhaps ceremoniously. *sssssip*
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Post by Banned on Aug 27, 2016 17:06:34 GMT -5
//We've not dictated the actions of anyone else. If the DM's want to take on the role of NPC's or Guards they may. If players want to indicate their PC's actions, fine. Please don't post definitive actions. There is no reason to think your PC's actions would be any more successful as anyone else's in opposing them. You can attempt to arrest, you can attempt to drag them away, but only the DM's can say who is successful.
The cloaked and hooded people go quietly with guards and purple dragons if arrested, however, with the groups overlapping watch, many slip into the shadows of alleys and out of sight when they see arrests being made.
They would resist attempts of being "dragged away" by some guy.
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Post by Fenix on Aug 27, 2016 19:23:58 GMT -5
//We've not dictated the actions of anyone else. If the DM's want to take on the role of NPC's or Guards they may. If players want to indicate their PC's actions, fine. Please don't post definitive actions. There is no reason to think your PC's actions would be any more successful as anyone else's in opposing them. You can attempt to arrest, you can attempt to drag them away, but only the DM's can say who is successful. The cloaked and hooded people go quietly with guards and purple dragons if arrested, however, with the groups overlapping watch, many slip into the shadows of alleys and out of sight when they see arrests being made. They would resist attempts of being "dragged away" by some guy. //id happily say that you dictatong a group of what seems like 50+ npcs is dictating the actions of npcs. Unless these pcs all exist in character and game in whcoh case sure! |
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Post by Banned on Aug 27, 2016 21:44:50 GMT -5
//We've not dictated the actions of anyone else. If the DM's want to take on the role of NPC's or Guards they may. If players want to indicate their PC's actions, fine. Please don't post definitive actions. There is no reason to think your PC's actions would be any more successful as anyone else's in opposing them. You can attempt to arrest, you can attempt to drag them away, but only the DM's can say who is successful. The cloaked and hooded people go quietly with guards and purple dragons if arrested, however, with the groups overlapping watch, many slip into the shadows of alleys and out of sight when they see arrests being made. They would resist attempts of being "dragged away" by some guy. //id happily say that you dictatong a group of what seems like 50+ npcs is dictating the actions of npcs. Unless these pcs all exist in character and game in whcoh case sure! //Without giving away unnecessary information, I'll say that the DM's can see what we're posting and we've been in contact with them regarding various actions. If they have an issue with the way we are representing our npc's then we're happy to discuss it with them. Secondly, (to the community, not Fenix specifically) we're trying to create a conflict for people to RP with us. Unfortunately, it seems everyone is only interested in RP'ing against us. You can oppose us and still RP with us. We aren't trying to win anything, we're trying to create a conflict for the enjoyment of everyone. If your only interest is to beat us and you only want to approach this in ways that have to be handled in combat then that's too bad and we personally aren't interested in you being a part of it. Our average level is quite high. We've killed lots of things for a long time. Killing things is old and forcing this into a game of combat isn't going to be fun for most anyone. So plot, create intrigue and play WITH us. We're happy to concede things in return for the same (e.g. letting our npc's be arrested) and the more we can work together to create a fun situation, the less the DM's have to police people trying to win and lose. |
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Post by ladyphoenix on Aug 27, 2016 23:22:54 GMT -5
Morgaine trusts the local authorities to deal with the arrestees mainly to insure they are uncloaked when arrested. She can't insure they are held for long. She can't stop them talking about redmist but she cane insure that their faces are in the open for friends, neighbors and family to know who they are that are sowing unrest and division in the city and local authorities have chance to question them. It isn't much but until the Army is given orders, she will do the little she can to make sure that they are open and exposed to the light of day.
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Post by maeglhachel on Aug 28, 2016 4:14:19 GMT -5
//We've not dictated the actions of anyone else. If the DM's want to take on the role of NPC's or Guards they may. If players want to indicate their PC's actions, fine. Please don't post definitive actions. There is no reason to think your PC's actions would be any more successful as anyone else's in opposing them. You can attempt to arrest, you can attempt to drag them away, but only the DM's can say who is successful. The cloaked and hooded people go quietly with guards and purple dragons if arrested, however, with the groups overlapping watch, many slip into the shadows of alleys and out of sight when they see arrests being made. They would resist attempts of being "dragged away" by some guy. //id happily say that you dictatong a group of what seems like 50+ npcs is dictating the actions of npcs. Unless these pcs all exist in character and game in whcoh case sure! // // This is why I believe this kind of stuff doesn't work as a player run plot and saying the DMs are aware isn't enough. // (and why I haven't gotten involved in the first place) // It's kinda obvious players of characters trying to stop those hooded guys are getting upset, and the reason why is they don't feel like they're given a fair chance to make them stop. Yes, there have been bears on roofs, and people have dragged hooded folks to prison which must now be crammed with people. But the thing is, it hasn't _changed_ a thing. The readers have to assume somebody has hired a veritable army of thugs and the influx of such people into a small town like VR could not be stopped, or the powers already present in VR and having an interest in stability do nothing. I have seen mobs in towns IRL not too long ago and I've seen how the people _living_ in those towns have stood up against them, but here, nothing. Fine, possible ... but yes, it would be better to hear that from a DM. People may not feel like their actions have been predetermined, but the outcome of the plot. Making people's actions irrelevant is just the flip side of godmodding them. So, in short: I recommend an active DM in this, sorry. |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 28, 2016 5:04:19 GMT -5
//id happily say that you dictatong a group of what seems like 50+ npcs is dictating the actions of npcs. Unless these pcs all exist in character and game in whcoh case sure! // // This is why I believe this kind of stuff doesn't work as a player run plot and saying the DMs are aware isn't enough. // (and why I haven't gotten involved in the first place) // It's kinda obvious players of characters trying to stop those hooded guys are getting upset, and the reason why is they don't feel like they're given a fair chance to make them stop. Yes, there have been bears on roofs, and people have dragged hooded folks to prison which must now be crammed with people. But the thing is, it hasn't _changed_ a thing. The readers have to assume somebody has hired a veritable army of thugs and the influx of such people into a small town like VR could not be stopped, or the powers already present in VR and having an interest in stability do nothing. I have seen mobs in towns IRL not too long ago and I've seen how the people _living_ in those towns have stood up against them, but here, nothing. Fine, possible ... but yes, it would be better to hear that from a DM. People may not feel like their actions have been predetermined, but the outcome of the plot. Making people's actions irrelevant is just the flip side of godmodding them. So, in short: I recommend an active DM in this, sorry. // Multiple things are wrong with the above post. -VR is a small town? Where are you pulling this from? The wiki has no population listed and if we look at space covered based on areas it is roughly the size of Arabel. Even if it is smaller I don't see a basis for your statement that Valkurs Roar is small. -So far, the PCs who have posted in opposition...only two (maybe one, those being Morgaine and Tanya) have posted attempting to involve NPCs beyond themselves...in a town of even a few thousand, a hundred people being rounded up by three or four when they spread across the entire town is just unreasonable... The issue is that (and I believe both sides feel this way) that actions/outcomes have been dictated to the opposing party. I do however agree that a little DM oversight is needed. |
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Post by Alizarin Spion - Sleeper Agent on Aug 28, 2016 6:09:24 GMT -5
The hooded poop-coloured hedgemage probably sits in the "crammed" prison right now, accompanied by other hooded individuals. He lies on the prison "bed" which is just a floor really, depending on his mood he would either play his imaginary harmonica or he would be philosophizing about the current events that are taking place in Valkur's Roar. The poop-coloured hedgemage would at times complain about not yet being interrogated and would inquire with the other hooded fellows if they have yet had the pleasure of interrogation.
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Post by StabbingNirvana on Aug 28, 2016 6:20:47 GMT -5
//My only concern is that as a guild leader who has an in game represented fortress, we don't have an army at our disposal. A while back, a few of us guild leaders tried figuring out what our numbers were and we were given around 30 bodies.
I don't know who is who in this plot, but it would go a long way if a DM that is familiar with the plotline made a post with their stamp of approval on the events happening here. Otherwise, it appears to be a case of over reaching one's boundaries in control of an entire faction of NPCs.
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Post by Banned on Aug 28, 2016 6:32:37 GMT -5
//id happily say that you dictatong a group of what seems like 50+ npcs is dictating the actions of npcs. Unless these pcs all exist in character and game in whcoh case sure! // // This is why I believe this kind of stuff doesn't work as a player run plot and saying the DMs are aware isn't enough. // (and why I haven't gotten involved in the first place) // It's kinda obvious players of characters trying to stop those hooded guys are getting upset, and the reason why is they don't feel like they're given a fair chance to make them stop. Yes, there have been bears on roofs, and people have dragged hooded folks to prison which must now be crammed with people. But the thing is, it hasn't _changed_ a thing. The readers have to assume somebody has hired a veritable army of thugs and the influx of such people into a small town like VR could not be stopped, or the powers already present in VR and having an interest in stability do nothing. I have seen mobs in towns IRL not too long ago and I've seen how the people _living_ in those towns have stood up against them, but here, nothing. Fine, possible ... but yes, it would be better to hear that from a DM. People may not feel like their actions have been predetermined, but the outcome of the plot. Making people's actions irrelevant is just the flip side of godmodding them. So, in short: I recommend an active DM in this, sorry. // I'm going to assume you don't have much experience as an evil plotting character, or maybe a plotting character at all. No offense, that's just how your post comes across. // First, plots can last years. You can have months to literal years between sessions with your DM. You just sit, waiting, not sure how to move forward with anything but adventuring. As an evil plotting character, you rely on things you get from DM's, usually. Influence over NPC's, information, etc. When your DM leaves... you're left looking at the last few years of RP disappeared. Poof. Gone. (Like what just happened in VR with McG) The countless hours you have been scheming and plotting mean nothing anymore. Add that together and you sit for a year, waiting, /then/ your DM leaves. -Fantastic- // After more than one of those, I'm done doing that. I'm not waiting for DM's to help me. If they have time and can make it work, cool. But right now, me and 15+ other PC's with support of two, (maybe three) guilds are moving ahead, DM or not. If you want to RP with us, join in. If it's not your thing, don't. It doesn't hurt our feelings. What hurts our feelings is having to rely on DM's because nobody will play with us; they will only play against us. If you don't want to play with us, then just ignore Valkur's Roar. // As for concessions, we've allowed our npc's to be arrested. After a time, our actions stopped because enough were likely in jail. As they get out (since throwing bottles and following people are not major crimes) things pick up again. We're watching and RP'ing with you. As for how the town reacts? We can't decide that. The lord's manor was exploded and ruined, with dozens of guards incapacitated, and very little information to go on. That might make people nervous to stand up. In addition to any corruption that may be going on behind the scenes. // So, in short, I'm sorry for all of you that don't like it, but this is what we're left with, doing it on our own. |
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Post by Orchid on Aug 28, 2016 6:46:20 GMT -5
Laura Campos, hearing of the resurgence of the cloaked men, takes up her vigil watching over Chauntea's garden anew. Rarely sleeping but a few hours a night, otherwise mostly standing guard, again in her full green and flowery armor, now armed with Threshold radiating divine energy.
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Post by Banned on Aug 28, 2016 7:12:36 GMT -5
Laura Campos, hearing of the resurgence of the cloaked men, takes up her vigil watching over Chauntea's garden anew. Rarely sleeping but a few hours a night, otherwise mostly standing guard, again in her full green and flowery armor, now armed with Threshold radiating divine energy. (Assuming Laura slept near the shrine) Upon awaking one night, Laura would find a hooded figure sitting next to her. When it is clear Laura is waking up, the figure would stand, offer quietly in a female voice " All was well while you slept.", and place a few coins on the tithe plate. She'd then attempt to slip off into an alley, leaving nothing out of place behind her. No other figures would attempt to approach her or the shrine for the remainder of the day. This would happen again the next night assuming the first night ended without incident. |
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Post by ladyphoenix on Aug 28, 2016 7:18:54 GMT -5
//and keep in mind, there is one and only one pc that really get people tossed in jail for long: Tanya Steel (she is only full inquisitor, the reserves can't), RCMH can at best make name and faces of members known (search power) until they start violence. beyond that, they are likely let go almost as fast as arrested and questions. It will be staff authorizing greater measures or pcs acting vigilante. Work with the Redmist and staff to see if you can get more or have greater effect. I know for a fact that there is at least 2 npc barons that could be quietly supporting this on top of pcs.
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Post by Orchid on Aug 28, 2016 7:34:21 GMT -5
Laura Campos, hearing of the resurgence of the cloaked men, takes up her vigil watching over Chauntea's garden anew. Rarely sleeping but a few hours a night, otherwise mostly standing guard, again in her full green and flowery armor, now armed with Threshold radiating divine energy. (Assuming Laura slept near the shrine) Upon awaking one night, Laura would find a hooded figure sitting next to her. When it is clear Laura is waking up, the figure would stand, offer quietly in a female voice " All was well while you slept.", and place a few coins on the tithe plate. She'd then attempt to slip off into an alley, leaving nothing out of place behind her. No other figures would attempt to approach her or the shrine for the remainder of the day. This would happen again the next night assuming the first night ended without incident. Laura nods to the figure at the tithe and thanks them kindly, offering her usual blessing of joy and plenty by way of Chauntea. She makes no move to detain or disrupt anyone, simply stands guard, sleeping next to the shrine when she does. |
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Post by lucesi on Aug 28, 2016 8:55:32 GMT -5
Following his enquiries, Sheriff Inquisitor Vennis Haler of the Valkur's Roar Reserves enters headquarters with a short dossier in his arms. Submitting the report with the on-duty officer, Vennis strolls on to Talbot's Table for a drink.
//Report posted in the Valkur's Roar Reserves sub-board
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Post by maeglhachel on Aug 28, 2016 10:23:46 GMT -5
// // This is why I believe this kind of stuff doesn't work as a player run plot and saying the DMs are aware isn't enough. // (and why I haven't gotten involved in the first place) // It's kinda obvious players of characters trying to stop those hooded guys are getting upset, and the reason why is they don't feel like they're given a fair chance to make them stop. Yes, there have been bears on roofs, and people have dragged hooded folks to prison which must now be crammed with people. But the thing is, it hasn't _changed_ a thing. The readers have to assume somebody has hired a veritable army of thugs and the influx of such people into a small town like VR could not be stopped, or the powers already present in VR and having an interest in stability do nothing. I have seen mobs in towns IRL not too long ago and I've seen how the people _living_ in those towns have stood up against them, but here, nothing. Fine, possible ... but yes, it would be better to hear that from a DM. People may not feel like their actions have been predetermined, but the outcome of the plot. Making people's actions irrelevant is just the flip side of godmodding them. So, in short: I recommend an active DM in this, sorry. // I'm going to assume you don't have much experience as an evil plotting character, or maybe a plotting character at all. No offense, that's just how your post comes across. // First, plots can last years. You can have months to literal years between sessions with your DM. You just sit, waiting, not sure how to move forward with anything but adventuring. As an evil plotting character, you rely on things you get from DM's, usually. Influence over NPC's, information, etc. When your DM leaves... you're left looking at the last few years of RP disappeared. Poof. Gone. (Like what just happened in VR with McG) The countless hours you have been scheming and plotting mean nothing anymore. Add that together and you sit for a year, waiting, /then/ your DM leaves. -Fantastic- // After more than one of those, I'm done doing that. I'm not waiting for DM's to help me. If they have time and can make it work, cool. But right now, me and 15+ other PC's with support of two, (maybe three) guilds are moving ahead, DM or not. If you want to RP with us, join in. If it's not your thing, don't. It doesn't hurt our feelings. What hurts our feelings is having to rely on DM's because nobody will play with us; they will only play against us. If you don't want to play with us, then just ignore Valkur's Roar. // As for concessions, we've allowed our npc's to be arrested. After a time, our actions stopped because enough were likely in jail. As they get out (since throwing bottles and following people are not major crimes) things pick up again. We're watching and RP'ing with you. As for how the town reacts? We can't decide that. The lord's manor was exploded and ruined, with dozens of guards incapacitated, and very little information to go on. That might make people nervous to stand up. In addition to any corruption that may be going on behind the scenes. // So, in short, I'm sorry for all of you that don't like it, but this is what we're left with, doing it on our own. // // 1.) Whether or not I have xp playing an evil char is immaterial. // Whether or not I personally believe we need evil chars or whether or not I believe conflict is a good thing is immaterial. // 2.) I see a thread where some people are obviously upset and some others seem mystified as to why, when it seems blatantly obvious to me. Sometimes I try to explain. 3.) You have my sympathy for plots not going anywhere because of stuff. While the same thing happened to Fiona and her slum fund or countless others, you still have my sympathy. 4.) And still, I'm not surprised for one second about how involved parties disagree about realistic portrayals of outcomes. That's what you need a referee for and they are called DMs. I could go into how I live in a small town and know all of my neighbors, their families, I know people on the other side of town because my daughter went to school with their kids, I know the businesses they run, know the new mayor and the old, how his son married my daughter's primary school teacher and what the former headmistress does these days and how their house is still not finished. I'm no kidding, when I say in this 7K people place literally _everybody_ knows _everybody_ or at least somebody who knows them. I also live close to a town where the countess of Ysenburg resides in her castle to this day. The old town has a wall around it and three gates, believe me, it's not big. I am very sure that her administrative staff in the middle ages (captain of the guard, tax collector, liaison with merchant and craftsmen guild) would know every single resident in town within less than four hops. I also believe that in my home town, if there were mobs gathering repeatedly in places, it wouldn't need a tourist to come by and call the police. It'd be the talk of the town within a day. Or if the Joker takes over Gotham, the police doesn't wait for Batman before they act. I might not like the actions, they might fail, the bad guys may win. And whether I'm right or wrong doesn't matter, either. Point is people are bound to disagree and mistrust the judgement of involved parties. Do it on your own and don't be surprised when people get upset. Over and out. |
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Post by Asgardian Grey Hawk on Aug 28, 2016 10:51:04 GMT -5
*A figure in black and yellow can now be seen within the city noting all the paladins and law enforcement officals. When approached would duck off into am ally before they would get close enough to get a look under his hood*
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Post by DM Hawk on Aug 28, 2016 12:13:54 GMT -5
Howdy folks
Just to chime in.
In game events are being supported by a DM. The DM Team would prefer that the development of this story primarily take place in game. However, this is an open avenue as well and the two can go hand in hand.
On FRC, players generally may not represent NPC's. There are some areas of tolerance and we'd like to be reasonable so long as things don't get out of hand. It's fine to write about interacting with an npc casually so long as they are reasonably represented.
Some guilds have an amount of NPC support in the form of characters who carry out guild functions like guarding the headquarters or taking care of some day to day guild business. Also in some cases, under DM discretion and oversight, someone may have the ability to direct the actions some NPC's.
In the case of Valkur's Roar, there are small groups of hooded trouble makers running around and trying to cause mischief as described above. Their number is difficult to estimate as only one, three, or a handful are observed in an encounter, with some of these being apprehended and jailed. Once a group is disrupted, the streets may be quiet for a time after before somewhere else in the city there is other mischief in the making.
Those captured are charged for the minor crimes committed, mostly vandalism and disturbing the peace. Those using tripwires and caltrops who are apprehended are faced with more severe charges up to and including assault.
The attempts by the hooded NPC's to engage (like throw a bottle) and escape after are not automatically successful and attempts to capture or stop the hooded NPC's are also not automatically successful. I'd like to ask everyone to be reasonable in their posts. Generally you can write about what your character attempts to do or the npc's (if any) under influence attempt to do. It's fair to assume partial success and partial failure for most things.
Please keep OOC comments to a minimum but also please be respectful of other players' feelings.
The DM Team will lock down the thread if folks can't play nice. So please play nice, have fun, and keep things reasonable. Participation is optional.
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Post by smacrasmacrasmacra on Aug 29, 2016 1:46:56 GMT -5
*Peter Newport has adapted to life at the Imp, sleeping during the quieter day hours and enjoying the sights and sounds of the knife-edged tension in Valkur's Roar from the Imp's garden tables. Sipping cocoa and speaking to all who come and go, tracking news in his notebook with a smile.*
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Post by DOT on Aug 29, 2016 2:41:28 GMT -5
*Peter Newport has adapted to life at the Imp, sleeping during the quieter day hours and enjoying the sights and sounds of the knife-edged tension in Valkur's Roar from the Imp's garden tables. Sipping cocoa and speaking to all who come and go, tracking news in his notebook with a smile.* Across the way, Ahmed would raise his cup in greeting before making his way inside... bouncers make for decent added protection. |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 29, 2016 9:20:51 GMT -5
Upon hearing of the events that unfolded in Valkur's Roar, it was clear that there was a great concern for innocent civilians and bystanders alike to become infused in the chaos of the streets. She understood this information well. Helena was not the first to discuss the outcomes of the struggles, and nor would she be the last. However, she knew that her duty was to repel threats that sought to deal tremendous harm.
The western gates of Valkur's Roar stood proudly, yet there was a lingering air of mischief and instability that threatened to break down their stalwart defenses. The morning sun rose high above the city, engulfing the streets with its light. Helena stepped into the city with a heavy heart, her strides filled with purposeful determination. Children peered out from the safety of their bedroom windows, questioning their siblings about the woman dressed in a red habit and pointy boots. She smiled sadly. Such innocence was rare, and yet it had to be preserved.
The task began. Before the dawn, Helena had prepared a batch of herbal tea and loaves of bread for distribution. A wicker basket had been prepared, containing a number of clay mugs, as well as a few sweet treats. Poverty had struck the lower city like a plague in a swamp, and while she had not known many pleasures in her past, the people had not chosen her path. They deserved a moment of happiness and hope, even if it would be quickly robbed of them. This virtue drove her onward.
While she had ignored the eyes upon her back, Helena was wary that trouble was afoot, yet she was prepared to fight. She continued into the alleys, greeted beggars with soft words and offered them sustinence. If they refused, she simply dipped her head and continued on. She called from door to door, spoke with families of the poor, and offered sympathy. This was all she could do, for now.
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Post by Left of Intentions on Aug 30, 2016 4:02:22 GMT -5
A pale, waifish figure with thin fingers and downcast eyes would accept a piece of bread from Helena, but was slow to react to words, posture hunched and poise kept minimal. A tin cup with a pair of copper pennies in it was tipped in meticulous back and forth pattern, though she vocalized no aggressive beg or plead to have it filled.
Her attention perhaps seemed elsewhere, the bread in hand lowered to her side, and when another hungry street rat made paw for it shortly thereafter, despite the young woman's obvious lack of proper eating by her figure, she let it go without a fight.
The trouble makers, and perhaps Helana due to her strict attention to such people, might take note that this minuscule presence continues to appear all over the city, though the purpose or attention the easily overlooked scrap of a figure pays remains subtle.
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Post by appleseedy on Aug 30, 2016 22:43:38 GMT -5
//Not sure how to respond to anything in this thread, some peoples RP is ignored and sidelined, others peoples RP appears to be using NPC's to interact with other peoples PC's...which is the realm of the DM?
I would like to ask that any responses made to other peoples actions be made by your own PC or by the DM who is supporting the plot, thanks Apple
*Tailor strolls around VR for the upteenth time on the past few rides and sees no sign of shady figures while he talks to various traders and workers about his own concerns*
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Post by smacrasmacrasmacra on Aug 31, 2016 5:15:25 GMT -5
*Nersha, in several shifts of that and wandering the streets, has been filling a bucket and scrubbing the walls in the northeast of town. If approached by the townsfolk and asked why, she'd just shrug and smile, stating "well...gotta do something. if you've got a better idea, lemme hear it." and then get back to her self-appointed job. One stone at a time.*
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Post by ladyphoenix on Aug 31, 2016 10:24:51 GMT -5
Morgaine leaves the city and returns with her horse and a number of boar slung over the horse field dressed. She then arranges to set up in the southwestern part of the city a roast for the residents though on a first come first serve, recruiting some of the women of the quarter to help her cook the boars. Anyone trying to cut in line or exert force on the first come first serve or trying to horde finds morgaine patrolling the food line. "I will get some venison tomorrow if I can get a few volunteers to help me". She even looks for those of good nature to help patrol the line with her for sharing fairly. It is a way to undermine the Redmist movement by increasing contentment and giving people work in organizing and cooking. "Those that do good deeds for the town get bigger shares."
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