D&D 5E 5e Halcyon Academy (Recruiting/OOC)

[Charwoman Gene]

Just a quick OOC question so I know how to RP this. I have a bow, I assume its strung. But are there arrows?

 

[tglassy]

Looks like that wound up cut while editing. It comes with a quiver of 20 arrows.



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[Azurewraith]

Who took the maul?

 

[MetaVoid]

My guess: Jorrick the Goliath

 

[Azurewraith]

My guess: Jorrick the Goliath

Ye I thought as much I just want to be sure as well I find the lack of reaction odd. Either they have no soul or are all ready bonded.

 

[tglassy]

No reaction that you saw. Doesn't mean there was no reaction.


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[Azurewraith]

No reaction that you saw. Doesn't mean there was no reaction.


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I'm still treating it as an anomaly all g
the rest were pretty visible.

 

[tglassy]

Suggestion for Mim. It might get frustrating for people to try to always figure out what he's saying. For Mim too, because most people will just ignore him. So my suggestion is, once he does his clicks and strange sounds, translate what he's trying to say so people can communicate with him. That way he doesn't just get ignored.


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[Azurewraith]

Suggestion for Mim. It might get frustrating for people to try to always figure out what he's saying. For Mim too, because most people will just ignore him. So my suggestion is, once he does his clicks and strange sounds, translate what he's trying to say so people can communicate with him. That way he doesn't just get ignored.


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That could be a good idea.

 

[MetaVoid]

Suggestion for Mim. It might get frustrating for people to try to always figure out what he's saying. For Mim too, because most people will just ignore him. So my suggestion is, once he does his clicks and strange sounds, translate what he's trying to say so people can communicate with him. That way he doesn't just get ignored.

Esp. with "sound of wings soaring" description I get what you're saying, those are good descriptions (in words), but I have hard time imagining how that would sound to others without benefit of text description/context. Or, you know, start speaking, just with added sound effects.