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<blockquote data-quote="Robtheman" data-source="post: 5237363" data-attributes="member: 89625"><p><strong>The Cast of Characters</strong></p><p></p><p>Aleck, Human Warlord</p><p></p><p>Brez, Human Wizard</p><p>A most-of-the-time DM who is excited to play as opposed to run the game. Seems set on playing pranks with prestidigitation, etc. Should be fun!</p><p></p><p>[sblock=Jetberry, Half-Elf Minstrel (Bard)]It wasn't that Jetberry's moral compass was broken, it was that she never had been given one at all.</p><p></p><p>As far as Jetberry was concerned, her childhood was normal. She was not bitter about never knowing her father, and having been born the bastard daughter of Delia – a traveling merchant specializing in crystals. Moving every few weeks was normal. New bedfellows in her mother's tent every night, also normal. Celebrating the successful pickpocketing of said bedfellows, normal. Celebrating with a lotus infused hazy afternoon, also normal. Lying to get out of trouble, or even lying just because... normal.</p><p></p><p>The only thing that Jetberry found unusual in her life was her uncanny knack for music and magic. Despite her Mother's considerable knowledge of the arcane, Delia handled magic as well as a wizard handles insults, and carried a tune worse than a beetle carrying a bugbear. Jetberry figured that if she herself was already a virtuoso without any training, she must have come from exceptional stock. She was convinced her father was an immensely skilled musician or sorcerer, and that he was possibly wealthy.</p><p></p><p>The elven ancestry of her father was evident by her own facial features, yet she knew little actual information about him. And neither did Delia, as she was just as comfortable with the “put-the-sword-in-the-sheath” game as she was with a handshake of introduction. Delia gave Jetberry one object that had belonged to him – a ring which she had pick pocketed from him and had intended to sell. Upon the discovery of her pregnancy she kept the ring as a keepsake - a large, round sapphire in a silver setting, with the image of a dolphin on either side.</p><p></p><p>Jetberry wanted to find him, and in her travels often asked the locals if the ring looked familiar. Once she was unified with her father she would feign the adoration she found so mystical in other families. She would feign interest, love and loyalty and use it to her advantage in any way. Because to do so... would be quite normal.[/sblock]</p><p></p><p>Kage, Dragonborn Ninja (Assassin, MC Rogue)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Robtheman, post: 5237363, member: 89625"] [b]The Cast of Characters[/b] Aleck, Human Warlord Brez, Human Wizard A most-of-the-time DM who is excited to play as opposed to run the game. Seems set on playing pranks with prestidigitation, etc. Should be fun! [sblock=Jetberry, Half-Elf Minstrel (Bard)]It wasn't that Jetberry's moral compass was broken, it was that she never had been given one at all. As far as Jetberry was concerned, her childhood was normal. She was not bitter about never knowing her father, and having been born the bastard daughter of Delia – a traveling merchant specializing in crystals. Moving every few weeks was normal. New bedfellows in her mother's tent every night, also normal. Celebrating the successful pickpocketing of said bedfellows, normal. Celebrating with a lotus infused hazy afternoon, also normal. Lying to get out of trouble, or even lying just because... normal. The only thing that Jetberry found unusual in her life was her uncanny knack for music and magic. Despite her Mother's considerable knowledge of the arcane, Delia handled magic as well as a wizard handles insults, and carried a tune worse than a beetle carrying a bugbear. Jetberry figured that if she herself was already a virtuoso without any training, she must have come from exceptional stock. She was convinced her father was an immensely skilled musician or sorcerer, and that he was possibly wealthy. The elven ancestry of her father was evident by her own facial features, yet she knew little actual information about him. And neither did Delia, as she was just as comfortable with the “put-the-sword-in-the-sheath” game as she was with a handshake of introduction. Delia gave Jetberry one object that had belonged to him – a ring which she had pick pocketed from him and had intended to sell. Upon the discovery of her pregnancy she kept the ring as a keepsake - a large, round sapphire in a silver setting, with the image of a dolphin on either side. Jetberry wanted to find him, and in her travels often asked the locals if the ring looked familiar. Once she was unified with her father she would feign the adoration she found so mystical in other families. She would feign interest, love and loyalty and use it to her advantage in any way. Because to do so... would be quite normal.[/sblock] Kage, Dragonborn Ninja (Assassin, MC Rogue) [/QUOTE]
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