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<blockquote data-quote="Ratchis" data-source="post: 288365" data-attributes="member: 5004">I consider those drawings to be interpretations. Ratchis still looks like a caveman-like Ron Perlman with a scar over his eye, mottled skin and a much less prominent snaggle tooth.I thought it was done really well by nemm and I did my best to stay in character. There was a lot of laughter from the other players born of disbelief that nemm could be so cruel. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f609.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)"&nbsp; data-smilie="2"data-shortname=";)" /> When people calmed down, it was a good moment. Well, first, I was charged with fufilling a task to Osiris as payment for the life of my companion. I have already described previously Ratchis' beliefs in regards to Osiris and how it interacts with his opinion of the grove. Anyway, Kazrack did not look to be in the condition to fufill his quest which would cost him his life and more importantly would result in a failure in service to Osiris. Again, many of Ratchis' decisions in the grove are based on his trust in Osiris.Which I guess also answers any questions of whether Ratchis would come back later to burn the place down. That was basically the only motivation in that scenario. And it would buy her more life. Its not as though Ratchis isn't always wracked with pangs of doubt but in the end he does what he believes is right and has to keep his faith. Nephthys will guide him back to his path if he ever strays too far.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ratchis, post: 288365, member: 5004"] I consider those drawings to be interpretations. Ratchis still looks like a caveman-like Ron Perlman with a scar over his eye, mottled skin and a much less prominent snaggle tooth. I thought it was done really well by nemm and I did my best to stay in character. There was a lot of laughter from the other players born of disbelief that nemm could be so cruel. ;) When people calmed down, it was a good moment. Well, first, I was charged with fufilling a task to Osiris as payment for the life of my companion. I have already described previously Ratchis' beliefs in regards to Osiris and how it interacts with his opinion of the grove. Anyway, Kazrack did not look to be in the condition to fufill his quest which would cost him his life and more importantly would result in a failure in service to Osiris. Again, many of Ratchis' decisions in the grove are based on his trust in Osiris. Which I guess also answers any questions of whether Ratchis would come back later to burn the place down. That was basically the only motivation in that scenario. And it would buy her more life. Its not as though Ratchis isn't always wracked with pangs of doubt but in the end he does what he believes is right and has to keep his faith. Nephthys will guide him back to his path if he ever strays too far. [/QUOTE]

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