Shadowcryer wrote:A funny situation happened to me yesterday:
>A woman, with a shield with Neverwinter sign and wearing cape of Myrkul and (of course) an issue SCIMITAR.
>She happens to be a Druid
>"-A Druid of Myrkul? Never thought that he has ones" - I said.
>///"-How hilarious that people meta that crap about Myrkul. His order is rather secretive..." I get in answer.
>///"-They are gods, they are famous... Okaaay, my 200 year elven-wizard rolls 39 lore, I guess it is enough to be aware about sign of a deity?"
>Now I am ignored.
Quite funny. Sad, that I can't remember her name.
I would have gone with "hm? What? The cape? I dunno... it has fantastic enhancements! ... it's from what God now? Well... that a pity. I ain't no tailor! I just looted it from a gnoll."
In general... most will reflect on first impression. Prehaps ask about the cloak in character first and see what reply comes out . She may have a valid reason. I find that some get bothered if asked ooc first before ic.
As to your elf. Lore can be devised into select categories. Where some know "everything". The more dedicated will know a select few things. In the case of God's tho... I'd agree that a general knowledge of God's ain't out of the question. As to orders associated with them? That may be a bit more so and so. Still unless there is a general consensus from the staff that certain gods are vague or unknown (AO) then most of the deity's can be considered within the realm of reason to know.
Yeah, I met her too. You know, even if Myrkul order was secretive... but it's not, if Myrkul himself appears often throughout the realms to people, and it's a sure thing that not only Jergalites deal in dead... Even then, a goddamn SKULL in BLACK CAPE should qualify for a few questions, no? Especialy if you happen to be a druid.
burbles wrote:Yeah, I met her too. You know, even if Myrkul order was secretive... but it's not, if Myrkul himself appears often throughout the realms to people, and it's a sure thing that not only Jergalites deal in dead... Even then, a goddamn SKULL in BLACK CAPE should qualify for a few questions, no? Especialy if you happen to be a druid.
Exactly. She could go with "It just represents cape with a skull", but no, she used it IC as a cloak with a sign of Myrkul
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I've been playing Drake Nair for quite some time now, but since I never really made a real concept for him, he doesn't feel like he has a real own character. He's just a mixture of me, and some added characteristics that don't fit me at all. I've got a bit of an idea of the kind of character I want him to be, but I never made it really definitive for myself.
My question: Anything I can improve about him, and as what kind of character does he strike you?
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Zanniej wrote:I've been playing Drake Nair for quite some time now, but since I never really made a real concept for him, he doesn't feel like he has a real own character. He's just a mixture of me, and some added characteristics that don't fit me at all. I've got a bit of an idea of the kind of character I want him to be, but I never made it really definitive for myself.
My question: Anything I can improve about him, and as what kind of character does he strike you?
and here I thought the aloofness and inconsistencies were purposeful!
Being a half-elf it always stood to reason for me that this leads to his somewhat passive-aggressive sarcasm by virtue of that race not feeling 'at home' amongst humans or elves (obviously a generalization, but a common enough one). I would say, if anything his cowardice doesn't often come out in the RP, though this may simply be a product of the scenario's where we have RP'd, I suppose. I find the interesting conversations between my gruff hunter and your more refined diplomat interesting, every time! If anything, it would be great fun to see you focus more on the reasoning behind his past interactions which might help you formulate ideas for how to act in the future.
Darradarljod wrote:I've been playing an aspiring (Thayan) Knight for the past few weeks named Boris Vyacheslav. Boris' character as I intend it is a 'roid raging brute - a bulldog on a choke chain. Dour, severe, and a "strong silent type". Doesn't generally bother with platitudes and often wont bother speaking at all when there is a Red Wizard to handle the social situation. But I try to temper that harsh/rude nature by occasional civilized encounters with those who he notices haven't condemned him for his nationality. I've also enjoyed including acts of service to guests within the Enclave and RP with MoV's player Yas which challenged his growth direction.
Getting into character has meant I've been learning Thayan lore, which is a continuing process! I feel I'm getting more and more consistent with him as I flesh him out by interacting with you all.
If anyone has some honest feedback / constructive criticism I would consider that helpful in directing Boris to become who he should be. Thanks in advance.
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From the brief RP with him today... Bisery was simply intrigued to stumble upon another ugly soul in a seemingly pretty Barbie world. And he doesn't strike me as overly egotistic. If characters are role-played with too much ego disgusts me. Hope to see him around again to learn more, and hope you found your friend in the UD.
Grimdark Hitman wrote:From the brief RP with him today... Bisery was simply intrigued to stumble upon another ugly soul in a seemingly pretty Barbie world. And he doesn't strike me as overly egotistic. If characters are role-played with too much ego disgusts me. Hope to see him around again to learn more, and hope you found your friend in the UD.
Just found your post now. Thanks for the feedback Grimdark. I'd been intruiged by Bisery ever since I saw his mug in the Nexus. He's no Ken doll either. Sorry our meeting was so brief and I hope you figured out your casting issue.
Who knows - maybe we'll start a Guild of Unhandsome Men one day...?
I would happily accept any constructive criticism, feedback, suggestions and pointers on my characters Quint and Kellan Armstrong. Both are going down a new road for me as far as my limited RP experience goes so I'm certain there are things that I really need to address. Any input is welcome.
There is no hunting like the hunting of man, and those who have hunted armed men long enough and liked it, never care for anything else thereafter. - Ernest Hemingway The Fox's Bio Kellan Armstrong's Bio
I first met Shy'Lle'Ya on Kanithar my barbarian. She seemed lovely and friendly - until she examined Kanithar...and realised who he was...
What I appreciate from you as a player is that you took a lore skill check I'd made available in my description and used it. Shy'Lle'Yah not liking what she knows of Kanithar really defines our character's relationship. I like her caution, her lack of trust, and that even though her friends are trying to give Kanithar the benefit of the doubt Shy'Lle'Yah is unyielding in her conviction that he is someone she does not want to know, and warns others to stay away from him. From what I've seen of Shy I believe she loves what is good and hates what is evil and I admire the strength and endurance of her convictions. I look forward to future RP, and have enjoyed our encounters thus far. See you in game.
I first met Shy'Lle'Ya on Kanithar my barbarian. She seemed lovely and friendly - until she examined Kanithar...and realised who he was...
What I appreciate from you as a player is that you took a lore skill check I'd made available in my description and used it. Shy'Lle'Yah not liking what she knows of Kanithar really defines our character's relationship. I like her caution, her lack of trust, and that even though her friends are trying to give Kanithar the benefit of the doubt Shy'Lle'Yah is unyielding in her conviction that he is someone she does not want to know, and warns others to stay away from him. From what I've seen of Shy I believe she loves what is good and hates what is evil and I admire the strength and endurance of her convictions. I look forward to future RP, and have enjoyed our encounters thus far. See you in game.
Thankies so much for the kind words! I do try hard to play as she should; even if it isn't something I personally agree with. (And no I would TOTALLY rat out a nasty vicious man in real life. XD) I have fun playing against him when I see him, directly or not (like when he was with the that female...) I want to thank YOU for not leaving your examine window BLANK. To me, that's just wrong at least put in there a little that I should be able to see - so many models look so alike it can be hard when zoomed out determine race (especially for those nearly human halfelves or nearly elven ones)...just saying. Toss me a bone and I'll take a bite! XD I think I proved that here...see you in game!