Tales of the Jewel

Having helped the more wounded Archer, he tries to find Lamis again in the crowd and makes his way towards her. "Good shot there, sayyeda", he says - knowing full well that she was probably of how her abilities with a bow compared to the others. He then points at the wounds on her arm and hip. "I s...

"Yes. And yes? No? Negative interrogative are crazy. The city hasn't changed much in my lifetime, and from the words of two generations before me also born and raised there, it would appear to not have changed much during their own time either. This... stability can probably be explained by the ext...

Arash Karuvah wrote: ↑

Thu May 06, 2021 11:36 am

Baby Arash should be coming tomorrow or Saturday, so I'm probably skipping out on the rest of this game due to stuff related to her.

*eagerly awaits announcements to go find 'congratulations!' GIFs*

"Hey, if it's your birthplace, I can kind of understand why it has a special place in your heart. As for the why there? Traditions are weird. We never know if there's a good reason for them or not. Sometimes we keep following them out of habits long after they've stopped being relevant and just mak...

true enough.

I dithered about pushing my luck with my not so large pool of wounds, and decided that if Orokos gave them the same kind of damage roll it gave me... OK, take my one good hit and go...

Now sleep.

For the first time, Lamis spends time looking at the bows on offer to loan. She knows it won't matter how hard the arrow strikes, the khadi will not fall. But...maybe it will hurt? It's a show, a farce...but she gets to look one of them in the face and drive an arrow into their flesh, and a small pa...

Quietly she says, "you will always be mystified if you think of the gods as fair. They are no more fair than a sandstorm or flood, they just are. There's such a thing as deserving your fate...if you walk into a flood or dare the sun to roast you, but mostly you're just in the wrong place as the disa...

"If it can be drunk or eaten, rats will drink or eat it. If it's soft enough to be gnawed, rats will gnaw it. If it exists, rats will dirty it. Say goodbye to your food reserve, any semblance of hygiene, and even the whole building if you let rats settle in your home. These things are ravenous, and...

ok...very long day. But I see nobody dead yet! We'll see if Orokos wants to make it 2 for 2 on my Nomad-ish characters at some point when I can brain enough to put rolls together. So badly want to have the horse for this one. It just feels unnatural to just stand there shooting arrows at one another...

Work means starting D4 on the late side.