England, circa 1895

Jarval · Jun 22, 2003

Still here, still very interested. How fantasy/magic influenced is the setting going to be? I'm good with anything from none at all up to the "Elminster? Ha, that novice!" level, although I'd prefer lower key (or none at all).

KitanaVorr · Jun 22, 2003

Originally posted by Radiant
sure and thank goodness you changed your avatar back.

LOL!

That is so funny - so many people have been telling me that today.

doghead · Jun 22, 2003

You may find this of interest - Forgotten Futures . Smashing read and some ripping yarns.

Could be interested myself only kind of waiting on man about a dog, if you know what I mean.

Should know more by the end of the weekend.

Tanstaafl · Jun 22, 2003

Still interested - as long as I don't have to be either a scullery maid or a governess.

Vardeman · Jun 22, 2003

I'm still interested too!!

V

Sixchan · Jun 22, 2003

See the post immediately above.

Lichtenhart · Jun 22, 2003

Obviously still interested

I call dibs on the clergyman.

KitanaVorr · Jun 23, 2003

ok

looks good

I'm trying to decide between 4 or 6 characters right now.

And coming up with the plot

I'd like for all of you to come up with character archetypes you'd like to see in the game while this is going on.

Arani Korden · Jun 23, 2003

Tanstaafl said:
Still interested - as long as I don't have to be either a scullery maid or a governess.

You know, I actually created a "Two-Fisted Governess" archetype for Feng Shui once. It's a stock Victorian character.

Other character archetypes I'd like to potentially see -

Plucky Orphan

Retired Military Man

Doctor

Fallen Woman

Artistic/Scholarly Young Man

Cockney Seaman

Detective (Consulting or Police)

Foreigner

And so on. If I still had my Castle Falkenstein, I'd have to check there for more. And some of these can reasonably be combined - Watson is a Retired Military Man/Doctor, Jane Eyre is a Plucky Orphan/Governess, and so on.

And by the way, still interested.