[OOC]Through Darkness, Light

[Macbeth]

The Out-Of-Character thread for my Arcana Unearthed game, Through Darkness, Light.

Rouges Gallery






And oftentimes, to win us to our harm,
The instruments of darkness tell us truths,
Win us with honest trifles, to betray 's
In deepest consequence.
William Shakespeare, Macbeth. Act i. Sc. 3.

 

[Isida Kep'Tukari]

Macbeth, is Kelsis ok? I know the poisonmaking is a bit out there, and if you would prefer that I not have it, I can swap it out for something. It's not generally something she lets people know, as she tends to use it in emergencies.

 

[Arador]

Here is a link to my character, in PDF format.
If you want, I could just retype him for a post. He is a Sibbecai Champion of Death - but not in the 'evil' sense, more of a cold, anti-undead, type character. His name is Maedril.

I don't have has background finished - I'll post that later.
http://66.246.35.48/~rhsclubs/maedril.pdf
or http://www.rhsclubs.org/maedril.pdf
Edit: Appears the domain is having some issues, so the ip url will have to do for now.

Is he acceptable?

 

[Macbeth]

Both of the characters look fine, you might want to start discussing how these characters came to know each other. We seem to have quite a few sibeecai, not that bothers me, I just thought I'd give a warning to anybody still considering their characters race.

 

[Macbeth]

Just thought I should mention that the quotes (currently one at the begining of each thread, they will soon start to appear other places, maybe in posts not related to this game) are there for a reason. Players who pay attention to the quotes may get some... knowledge out of it. Mind you, these quotes may appear in other posts by me, so you never know where you'll find them. I will, however, only post quotes relating to this game in threads in the Talking the Talk, Playing the Game, Rouges gallery, and Living Enworld forums. So, if you see a quote in one of my posts in the General forum, it likely dosen't concern this game. But any post I make in the above forums may contain quotes that apply to our game. Then again they may not. You can enjoy the game without reading any of these quotes but players who see more of the quotes may be able to form a prediction about the adventure. This is just my way of rewarding players who really want to be involved in the game.







Was ever book containing such vile matter
So fairly bound? O, that deceit should dwell
In such a gorgeous palace!
William Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet. Act iii. Sc. 2.

 

[Macbeth]

There are now 6 quotes spread throught the forums I mentioned above. They all have little meaning now, and they probably won't be enough for anybody to geuss whats ahead, in fact the probably won't make much sense at all until after the events they refer to. But, you might just be able to make sense of them far enough ahead of the events they reference to get some advantage. But then again, some of them refer more to general themes (which should be able to pick up on) then specific events.

 

[Isida Kep'Tukari]

Arador, I think Maedril and Kelsis would get along splendidly. She would get along very well with someone who has a firm purpose in life, and the fact that he's sibeccai makes it easier for her to get along with him.

Perhaps they fought together at one point? Maybe Kelsis came upon Maedril when he was in a fight and was willing to lend a hand. She probably had to get bailed out at one point, but she would have been very impressed by his tenaciousness and thoroughness.

 

[Isida Kep'Tukari]

Hey Murphy's Law, I know you don't want everyone to know your background. Technically speaking, everyone doesn't know mine either, I just have in the post for completeness' sake.

But if you don't want to post your background, would you mind terribly posting your appearance and personality so I can begin to formulate how Kelsis knows Kel?

 

[Murphy's Law]

Appearnece

Sure, I'd be happy to add Kel's appearence. I'll add that sometime tonigt or early tomorrow. Also, is the name Kel too close to Kelsis? Should I change it?

 

[Isida Kep'Tukari]

You don't have to, I rather think it adds realism.