Busy whole week for me. Sorry about the delay.
Hey all, posting this to all my games because I don't have much time:
I'll be very busy today; I'm on the tail end of my software engineering studies, and today is the commitment ceremony for the Quebecois Engineers' Organization.
As you can guess, this will leave me little time for PbP.
See you all tomorrow!
A heads up to all my groups: I'm entering some of the craziest three weeks of my studies. I'm only that much away from graduating, and I have a lot of work to do. My posting will likely be somewhat lackluster during that time, so please forgive me for this.
Feel free to bot me as needed.
I've been slowing this down because I'm wondering what to do about Naki; he joined us back when we really needed another player, which was great, and I'm liking the direction he/she's going. But it's been quite a while now, and the game is really dragging at this point.
Any thoughts? Should we write Naki off at this point, or see if there's hope that she'll be back?
As I'm still strangled for time for a week and a half or so, I'd say give him that time. Then, we can see about it.
I'm fine with whatever you decide GM. I liked having Naki around, but if the player's gone I think we should probably press on without the character.
I'll see if I can get in contact with the player and ask.
Okay, I've been putting this off for too long.
I believe in a thing I call "game inertia." If a game is moving good, it's hard to kill. If a game stalls, it's often hard to get it restarted.
I waited too long to get Naki back. We're past a month since anyone's posted, too. I'm going to call it for this campaign. Sorry.
I really appreciate everyone's interest and their contributions to the campaign. I wish everyone the best.
I'll leave this game up for about a week so everyone can say their goodbyes (if you're interested), then I'm going to set it as inactive.
Yeah... I'd sort of assumed we were through here.
It's been fun hanging with you guys, hopefully, we'll run into each other again in other games. ^^
No hard feelings, DM. I've been there. (I retired from a game last week, in fact.)
Out of curiosity, how did you guys envision your characters' stories developing?
My thought was that Peacock would find himself torn between his human and fey sides, and, in the end, choose the fey over the humans, but not quite in the way his fey mother would have wanted. He'd embrace the power and freedom that his powers offered him, but resent the Thistlefeather court for its belittling of humans. In the end, he would probably go on to create a fey court of his own, one kinder and more friendly towards the common folk.
I'm sorry. I did love this game.
Well for Jazzai, She would probably be fighting the hunger continuously while also fighting her need to be able to "see"
It was fun while it lasted. Thanks for the good times everyone.
Kane's going to keep traveling with Jazzai, being her eyes and the occasional meal if she needs one, and continue trying to track down the source of the curse that changed him.
When he eventually found it he probably would not choose to change back. By then he would have accepted himself for what he is.
Indeed.