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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jairami" data-source="post: 104138" data-attributes="member: 1148">Thank you.  <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile    :)"  data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />  Much.Unexpected?  I was flabbergasted...  Here I am trying to follow Piratecat's policy of PC actions causing ripples and they go and cannonball themselves into the lake.  So much for a slow simple opening quest to start off the campaign right?The black energy ties were negative energy, I meant for them to have 2 HD each and for channelling enough positive energy to disappate them.  Or for them to go away in time without Gaedri renewing them.  But you're right, amputating her hands and feet would have been much less-er that is-much more..  eww.Just goes to show, you never quite fully understand your PC's.Collin reacts with I think the best RP to the situation.  He grieves for Sara but he also grows up a lot in a short time.  On the way there he was a little introverted and a little cowardly--and he used his stolen cache of eshti for recreation.Afterwards his hurt lead him to be a little more touchy and for him to lash out.  What was unexpected was, when he did everyone listened.  They didn't bully him with size, or age, they listened.  He started filling his wounds with confidence and overtime became almost the unacknowledged leader of the group.  Even though his new use for eshti, escapism, showed somewhat that he was having a tougher time dealing with events than his brave face showed.  Excellent RP from Velenne (the player FYI).Tylette, she distances herself from things.  If something hurts or confuses her she buries it and refuses to acknowledge it.  She's always been a very pretty young woman but has never really been in a relationship.  She tells herself that she doesn't want to and doesn't have time for it.  She tells herself that what happened to Sara had nothing to do with her and while sad, she has to see that what has to be done has to be done.Khuuld..  Well, Khuuld is complicated.Frederick's player through a lot of thinking out loud and some excellent role play reacted entirely different to the situation then I had thought he would.  Granted, I was thrown for a loop as well by the events and was trying to make it up as I went along using what I knew of events on the larger scale and the why's behind things.  But his decision to pull guilt from his mass of emotions and hold on to it was deliciously unforseen and would lead to almost getting himself and another killed much later on.  Frederick developed a very strong self-esteem problem from this and became very clingy.My boss just walked in.  I'll be back to update later hopefully.</blockquote>

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