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Mercurial takes a seat in the first empty chair he can find and listens to the lecture with an expression of boredom. Then, after a flash of inspiration, he closes his eyes, quickly opens them, and changes into the first person he sees. He repeats this a couple of times, until he gets bored and...

Mercurial shifts into a half-orc, not quite the same as the one at the desk, but not that different. I'm Mercurial. I'm just here because my Master said I needed to experience the world. He then walks over to the other half-orc. What're you writing there?

Mercurial shifts through the forms of his new friends. We're going to be riding on a boat? Cool.

Me and Mercurial are still good for what ever group we are put in.

I don't know those games. As he sais this, he tilts his head, and changes into a Warforged. Ya. My master taught me all kinds of things, like how to use magic to cure wounds, and how to build and control arcane machines. although, the only one that I have been able to keep from breaking down is...

Death? I just like playing games. he takes a quick change into a Kenku. Some games are a bit more serious than others, and I usualy don't like the ones where my friends get hurt, but master sais that I have to experience the "adventuring life" for myself, what ever that means.

After seeing this display, Mercurial laughs. Shifting into a near carbon copy of Kamotz, he repeats the action. I can see why. it's fun.

Yep. No one can fight better than sound here. And you know what? And now Mercurial turns into a shardmind. this form is cool. Oh, right, my thought. I bet your friends may be there too, if they are as good fighters as you. Another adventure with a lot of PCs. Fun. I should really remember...

The Drow looks up at this. oh! That's you! her skin starts to pale a bit, into the color of an Elf My master told me about you! Do you think you could teach me some of your admixtures? She jumps as the ogre walks in. While he is placing the notice on the board, she is reading it. This looks...

For a moment, Mercurial looks a little confused. and the smile returns to his face. Just about! Mercurial turns into a female Drow. Although, recently, I've found that sometimes I get too excited to concentrate enough to change.

Mercurial walks over to the newcomer, and takes a seat close by. Yep! Cool, isn't it? Always a new friend to make, he changes into an Orc, Always a new form to try on, he changes into a Dwarf This place is so much fun!

At the end of the song, Mercurial burst into laughter. That was funny! you'll have to teach me that some time. He then changes into a mirror image of Mikara. A star is a glass of incedental brass A gigantic numeral furn-ture something something something, something at a temptation of a miniature...

Once you make a post, there are five buttons (everyone elses posts will only have three). One of these buttons will be "add dice roll"

You know what, this seems enteresting. I think I'd like to test some of the dice roller features myself.

The child looks up at the shardmind with an expression of admiration. Cool! I'm Mercurial by the way. he says, as he starts to grow and age, reaching the shardmind's eye level.

A smile spreads across the dwarf's face. Telepathy? Wow! My master told me about that, but I never thought I'd see it myself!... What are you? Sudenly, the dwarf becomes a Human child.

Mercurial steps up to the crystal man and stare at him with an expression of awe. Wow! What are you? I've never seen a crystal walk before. As he sais this, he turns into a bald Dwarf.

That does seem enteresting. An idea I had to make themes less nessesary would be to house rule them so that, instead of giving you a free encounter powwer, they could simply add the first one that is given to your level 1 encounter list, and then treat the rest of them as they are. Just a thought.

That sounds right. Happy I checked first too, would have been rather awkward to make a PC who relied on a theme to work (both mechanically and RP wise) and then find out I couldn't use themes.

Are we aloud to select themes for our characters? I mean the ones in the Dark Sun Setting book, btw. My reading over of the charter leads me to believe that it would be a yes, but I thought I'd check first.