The Day of Thunder

At the point that people are assuming "Raise the Ring by 1" means they take their Agility 4 to 5 when raising their Fire from 3 to 4 without asking a GM, I don't think we are in the realm of trust, respect, or caring.

... Doesn't it make it even weirder then? Like saying "you can roll a physical die on your physical table to determine that"? There are horror stories of previous games where players went mad at GM for loading the dice when they had no ability to do so , with insane theories about random number gen...

I mean, it's not like Random.org can do anything that is needed for trackable roleplay. Far as I'm aware. Can't see it as a dig, considering Random.org is just not a useable tool for our joint purpose in having fair and honest roleplay. Edit: I suppose dig might give a different vibe, but I don't th...

I've plans to help Matsu if she needs.

Yumi's air was not light on the tongue or soft ln the ear, hers was the quick snap of a bowstring or the jerk of a dodge. With training in the way of the bow serving her, honing her, there was naught here that would not meet it's end of it tried to stop her from cutting a path for herself to escape....

Yumi had spent much of her time in these woods, it's whispers would do nothing to her. However, the din of battle.on the other side worried her greatly. Enough so that it was never clear enough to her to determine where it was weakest. Though she certainly helped find a lot of places where it simply...

Gotcha. So, is this a required event for our joint success then? I'm trying to parse the stakes and drives behind things.

It was partially about that, but also more of what happens when you succeed? Is it an Irish Goodbye where you just slink out of your own accord without going through the later event?

What is the effective result of the "The Way Out" event? To be determined or should it be affecting things that happen later?

Yumi was a hunter. Yumi was shadow. Yumi was a wanderer. Yumi was a friend. Yumi was many things, in many contexts, but beyond all she was the name that she chose for herself. Yumi was a bow. "Earth steady my arm. Water clear my eye. Fire incite my action. Air quicken my hand. May all that which is ...

Apparently it is, Forum time is wonky af.

It hasn't been 6 hours yet fam. You're a quarter hour ahead of the cut.

There is a major difference between clear satire, and placing flawed views in a character that is otherwise supposed to be taken seriously. Unless the clear intent is to not like said character. There is also a major difference between simply getting upset, and calling for a correction of behavior. ...

Ryoshun Yukara wrote: ↑

Sun Nov 12, 2023 5:33 pm

I think you are maybe writing a lot of opinion into a likely joke.

Something of an unflattering assumption or reading negativity in.

Tell me how it's funny.

"I know not why you owe me, Shang of the Saru- but I would accept it to see you once again," she says, looking to the ground as if caught up in the wind of that statement. Patting a few places of her garments, shifting them so that the settled more correctly against her. Finding things to busy her h...

Yumi stood somewhere nearby to watch the processing of the Fantasy DMV.

[Great Destiny, does not resist. No other spiritual disads.]

"Thank you, Shang of the Saru," she says, her speech a little slower than it's been as that sheet of sleepiness settles in over the whole of her spirit. "For treating me well. Watching over me as you have. I-" she focuses her eyes on a space in front of her to hold onto the thread of what she wants ...

Yumi's gaze casts downwards as she listens to Shang. Thumb turning over the stone in her necklace again and again, set in front of the jade piece which also hangs from her neck in a similar fashion. Without much awareness of it, Yumi does drift closer to Shang as she talks and they walk. A natural g...

She finds herself wandering along the road again. Blue Lotus Village was years ago, and she remembered how her bow had been instrumental in breakout of the the area after the barrier around the village went down. Hundreds of monsters of Yume-Jigoku had turned out to be hovering around the borders of...

"Perhaps he believed I needed a hole in my chest to unlock my greater potential," she says, and laughs like it's a joke but there is little about her physical expression that otherwise suggests she's leaning into the humor of it all. Shaking her head, the weird mix in her head relents somewhat, she ...