Indigo Veil
First Post
Hello, all. ^_^
Hank, Greppa's player, has allowed me to hijack this thread for a moment to inform you guys about another game the two of us are participating in.
A little background, and some warning: this new game, "Nailed to the Sky," is one of experimental horror (read: -not- kid friendly), since seasong drew his inspiration for the campaign from a book about the history of torture and executions. (Mmm, taystee...^_~)
A (very) few of you are familiar with "Queen of Shadows"--also not kid or granny friendly--which had rampant lesbianism, an intimate torture scene or two, and some minor BDSM, with aspects of those power dynamics running throughout the entire campaign. Those elements will be much more immediate in "Nailed to the Sky," and the campaign promises be a lot more intense.
Caveat number two: "Nailed to the Sky" isn't your typical "dungeon crawling, you-meet-some-random-dwarf-or-cleric in-some-bar-somewhere, and-you-decide-to-go-a'venturing" type of game. (If that's what you're looking for, this new campaign most probably won't be to your liking.
)
I figure that if you've continued to read this Theralis storyhour after seasong gave up on writing it, you either (1) like the way seasong builds his worlds, and want to continue seeing the PCs interact with their volatile surroundings, or (2) there's something about the way Hank plays and portrays Greppa that keeps you coming back for more, as seasong slips sidebars in only occasionally.
In "Nailed to the Sky," Hank and I play ourselves, and I will be writing the story hour for it (at least until Hank catches up with "Light Against the Dark"). In my experience, seasong's worlds rarely disappoint, and this setting is volatile in the truest sense of the word. If the campaign does disappoint, it's probably because my own meager skills as a writer failed it. ^,^;
If you're interested, you can catch it here: http://pub21.ezboard.com/fseasongsmusefrm20.
Thanks for reading. ^_^
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Hank, Greppa's player, has allowed me to hijack this thread for a moment to inform you guys about another game the two of us are participating in.
A little background, and some warning: this new game, "Nailed to the Sky," is one of experimental horror (read: -not- kid friendly), since seasong drew his inspiration for the campaign from a book about the history of torture and executions. (Mmm, taystee...^_~)
A (very) few of you are familiar with "Queen of Shadows"--also not kid or granny friendly--which had rampant lesbianism, an intimate torture scene or two, and some minor BDSM, with aspects of those power dynamics running throughout the entire campaign. Those elements will be much more immediate in "Nailed to the Sky," and the campaign promises be a lot more intense.
Caveat number two: "Nailed to the Sky" isn't your typical "dungeon crawling, you-meet-some-random-dwarf-or-cleric in-some-bar-somewhere, and-you-decide-to-go-a'venturing" type of game. (If that's what you're looking for, this new campaign most probably won't be to your liking.
)I figure that if you've continued to read this Theralis storyhour after seasong gave up on writing it, you either (1) like the way seasong builds his worlds, and want to continue seeing the PCs interact with their volatile surroundings, or (2) there's something about the way Hank plays and portrays Greppa that keeps you coming back for more, as seasong slips sidebars in only occasionally.
In "Nailed to the Sky," Hank and I play ourselves, and I will be writing the story hour for it (at least until Hank catches up with "Light Against the Dark"). In my experience, seasong's worlds rarely disappoint, and this setting is volatile in the truest sense of the word. If the campaign does disappoint, it's probably because my own meager skills as a writer failed it. ^,^;
If you're interested, you can catch it here: http://pub21.ezboard.com/fseasongsmusefrm20.
Thanks for reading. ^_^
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