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RPMistress SWATTER


Posts: 3418 Join date: 2009-04-24 Location: State of Confusion
 | Subject: Re: Discussing Dreams Thu Jul 29, 2010 4:17 pm | |
| LOL
True to Elija form!!!! ____________________________________________________________________________________ No chain, no lock, this train won't stop.
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Lac'Nal ENFORCER


Posts: 1818 Join date: 2009-04-24 Age: 62 Location: In The WIld
 | Subject: Re: Discussing Dreams Thu Jul 29, 2010 4:23 pm | |
| JUst didn't want it to be over too quickly. Thinking maybe causing the Mermadon a setback but not an ultimate defeat. Thoughts? |
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RPMistress SWATTER


Posts: 3418 Join date: 2009-04-24 Location: State of Confusion
 | Subject: Re: Discussing Dreams Thu Jul 29, 2010 4:26 pm | |
| Yeah. We have to give the bad guys an equal share of success here. Ultimately, the whole thing could sway one way or the other. I'm never a "good always wins" sort of thing. While I LIKE for that to happen, I know that isn't always the way it will go.
With Col out of it and soon to be stowed away, and the window of opportunity getting smaller and smaller with each passing minute, the Mermadon will have to make a decision.
Or not.
It could be he winds up with both of his intended targets.
Guess we'll have to wait and see how it all shakes down.
mwa ha ha ha ha ha ha ____________________________________________________________________________________ No chain, no lock, this train won't stop.
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Tiphereth OVERSEER


Posts: 2902 Join date: 2009-04-24 Location: Land of Eternal Winter
 | Subject: Re: Discussing Dreams Thu Jul 29, 2010 5:44 pm | |
| I just believe in being realistic. Mallethden is well trained and experienced as an assassin. Elija's street smarts may keep him out of harms way but he wouldn't stand a chance in a straight fight against the Mermadon. Not that luck and ingenuity don't have their merits. I think that Mallethden would be able to counter any 'normal' (predictable) attacks from a child.
Don't forget the witches and warlocks in Meirithal are also keeping watch. They may be able to turn the tables for the boy when it is most needed. ____________________________________________________________________________________  |
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RPMistress SWATTER


Posts: 3418 Join date: 2009-04-24 Location: State of Confusion
 | Subject: Re: Discussing Dreams Thu Jul 29, 2010 7:56 pm | |
| Exactly. And with the Mermadon able to get so close by usig his ability to disguise himself, he put himself in perfect position to get to Colleen.
I LOVE the use of the magic, Tiph. It's something we haven't really done before in this thread and I like that. While it has it's moments, the story has mostly relied on common sense, survival instinct and that air of mystery as to what each character will have an ability to do.
I'm glad to be writing in this thread once more. I've missed it.
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Tiphereth OVERSEER


Posts: 2902 Join date: 2009-04-24 Location: Land of Eternal Winter
 | Subject: Re: Discussing Dreams Thu Jul 29, 2010 8:40 pm | |
| I was thinking that may eventually want to append the way the 'magic' works... build on it. The Mermadon should use magic differently than the Humans. I referred to Mallethden being an 'illusionist' and so I am keeping his magic in that area, although these creatures would also have no doubt acquired other spells along the way to suit their purposes. The blue eels are an example of this. All magic is rooted in the original areas of Mind, Elemental, etc... but the Mermadon have taken the use of these powers to the next level. They will have majors and minors. Eventually I will do a write up on Mallethden and Yassun just so we can keep a documentation of their powers and history. I am surprised we never did that before since they have both become major characters. ________________________________________ Hopefully Elija's situation does not seem too dire. If a way out cannot be seen right now an escape will surely become apparent later. ____________________________________________________________________________________  |
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Lac'Nal ENFORCER


Posts: 1818 Join date: 2009-04-24 Age: 62 Location: In The WIld
 | Subject: Re: Discussing Dreams Fri Jul 30, 2010 11:05 am | |
| MMMMMM wonder what Sam and the rest of the Shody End gang will do when Elija and Collene don't show up. |
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RPMistress SWATTER


Posts: 3418 Join date: 2009-04-24 Location: State of Confusion
 | Subject: Re: Discussing Dreams Fri Jul 30, 2010 11:16 am | |
| Give the good captain and his crew a run for their money.
Literally. ____________________________________________________________________________________ No chain, no lock, this train won't stop.
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Tiphereth OVERSEER


Posts: 2902 Join date: 2009-04-24 Location: Land of Eternal Winter
 | Subject: Re: Discussing Dreams Fri Jul 30, 2010 11:26 am | |
| Yes... I figured it was only fitting to give the Shoddy End gang a shot at saving Colleen and Elija.
Once a commotion starts it should be all hands on deck and the end of Mallethden's covert kidnapping. He would most likely try and make a stand. Magic vs. Guns. ____________________________________________________________________________________  |
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Tiphereth OVERSEER


Posts: 2902 Join date: 2009-04-24 Location: Land of Eternal Winter
 | Subject: Re: Discussing Dreams Fri Jul 30, 2010 10:14 pm | |
| I wrote a little intro for Baloc in the LEXICON, just to set the stage. Don't let me hog the setting though, please add some posts to LEXICON is there's anything else you would like to establish ahead of time in the new city.
As mentioned before in the story one of the main reasons that Baloc is not disturbed by Dragons is because beneath it is a dormant Wyre, perhaps the very resting place of the Dragon Queen Gallenthdrah.
"Gallenthdrah's map." Lasekura stated, and the Marshall confirmed his declaration with an all knowing nod. Then he went on to describe that the ruby eyed dragon was the guardian of Miang Dhowja's chamber, the place where the scribe created the dragon runes that captured the words of the great Dragon Queen Gallenthdrah. "I had almost lost hope and began to believe that the map was just a myth but by Gods and Dragons, here it is!" Raj exclaimed, his eyes wide, revering the ancient scroll.
Perhaps it may also end up being a Dragon graveyard... I dunno.
My thoughts were that the leader of the current Wyre that is terrorizing the Western World does not want to risk awakening the Queen... because basically, she'll kick his ass. This presents a question though. Why wouldn't the 'good' Dragons that had guided Lasekura and dwell in Tiann just go and wake her up? The answer: They don't know where she is or even that she may yet live only the evil leader has knowledge of this. Also, Dragons are highly territorial and will not often risk leaving their area.
Just some thoughts. We are pages and pages and pages away from such a development. I am far more looking forward to just establishing a new city and one that would not fall so easily to a Ta'kun army and is immune to bothersome Dragons... well not outside of the city. ____________________________________________________________________________________  |
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Tiphereth OVERSEER


Posts: 2902 Join date: 2009-04-24 Location: Land of Eternal Winter
 | Subject: Re: Discussing Dreams Wed Aug 04, 2010 8:52 am | |
| Yes... Basha is back. You can't keep a legend down.
The other characters might wonder why they haven't seen him on board (the ship isn't that big) and the answer's simple. He hasn't been. He was traveling along the river toward the city (yes at in the middle of the night, this is Basha, he doesn't do anything easy) when he spied the commotion.
It will come out that he's not a passenger but your posts can reflect it if you want to write any of the sub-characters in the scene like the doctor, the captain or deck-hands. ____________________________________________________________________________________  |
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RPMistress SWATTER


Posts: 3418 Join date: 2009-04-24 Location: State of Confusion
 | Subject: Re: Discussing Dreams Wed Aug 04, 2010 7:28 pm | |
| Excellently played, Tiph. Bravo!! ____________________________________________________________________________________ No chain, no lock, this train won't stop.
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Lac'Nal ENFORCER


Posts: 1818 Join date: 2009-04-24 Age: 62 Location: In The WIld
 | Subject: Re: Discussing Dreams Wed Aug 04, 2010 11:43 pm | |
| Yes Yes Yes another excellent post Tiph. I like the idea od a Dragon Grave yard, A sacred place. |
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Tiphereth OVERSEER


Posts: 2902 Join date: 2009-04-24 Location: Land of Eternal Winter
 | Subject: Re: Discussing Dreams Thu Aug 05, 2010 12:03 am | |
| Thanks... yes, I believe the grave yard idea may be the way to go.
If Baloc (unknown to its citizens) is a sacred Dragon resting place then there is much to be discovered far below it's sewers in the yet undiscovered immense ancient catacombs.
In time, Elija and those who support him, will learn from discoveries in the ancient city where to search for the Dragon Queen. I am thinking she will be far away, and that will mark the beginning of an epic quest to another land. For now, though, it will just be nice to get settled in Baloc and rebuild what we lost in Fort Glory. ____________________________________________________________________________________  |
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Tiphereth OVERSEER


Posts: 2902 Join date: 2009-04-24 Location: Land of Eternal Winter
 | Subject: Re: Discussing Dreams Fri Aug 06, 2010 11:42 pm | |
| The Memorial for the characters is awesome Lac. ____________________________________________________________________________________  |
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