*ahem* like mine*ahem* which you never made a bio for* ahem*All our characters have grown up together and know each other fairly well (as opposed to the usual RPG's where they all meet for the first time at the start) and are bordering on or have just entered adulthood.
What? No I didn't say anything.
Typos are very important to all written form. It gives the reader something to look for so they aren't distracted by the total lack of content in your writing.
-Randy K. Milholland
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lol, nice nudging there sis
"Who are you people?"
"We were sent by He who is called I Am!"
"Cute."
"Worked on Moses."
- Dogma
Sorry I was going to and then never got around to it. Can you forgive me Mi?
The written word is powerful enough to change the world...
Maybe....
Yeah. Just Joshing, all is forgiven.
Typos are very important to all written form. It gives the reader something to look for so they aren't distracted by the total lack of content in your writing.
-Randy K. Milholland
http://i251.photobucket.com/albums/g...ss/Rogue-1.gif
woot! forgiveness rocks!
"Who are you people?"
"We were sent by He who is called I Am!"
"Cute."
"Worked on Moses."
- Dogma
Name: Eunice Stone
Age: 19
Apperance: Eunice has long blond hair which at times almost appears white. Eunice has pale skin and deep dark grey eyes. She has a birthmark on the back of her right shoulder in the shape of a butterfly.
History: Because of a strong difference in physical appearance (Eunice her father has black hair and brown eyes) it has always been suspected that he is not her biological father. He has been her main carer all of her life and has been very loving and protective. He never mentioned her mother and because it seemed a sensitive subject Eunice never asked. When Eunice was four years old they moved into the area together and have lived there ever since. Nobody knows anything about their history prior to that. Since moving into the area Eunice’s father has made himself usefull to the village as a natural healer using the local herbs. He has earned the respect of the villagers by the neverending devotion and care he has shown the sick. Eugine often joined her father on his visits to the sick and in doing so learned a lot about the healing powers of the herbs. She is particuarly known however for her friendly and chearful nature. She was often referred to as 'the little butterfly' dancing around her dad as he went about his buisness. Because of her protective upbringing Eunice is naief and seems to have an almost child like trust in the people she meets. She does not recognize danger easily.
Last edited by Mistique; 07-02-2009 at 03:26 PM.
Woot! Nice group healer Misti
"Who are you people?"
"We were sent by He who is called I Am!"
"Cute."
"Worked on Moses."
- Dogma
thanks, just make sure you don't need healing to often
no promises
Well we've got two parts of the classic fantasy group already;
Young knight out to prove himself/reclaim honor
Young healer who helps out of kindness
We now need;
Rouge with a heart of gold
Other knight who will sport a healthy rivalry with the other other knight (
Priestess/Priest for all your godly needs
Mage would normally follow
"Who are you people?"
"We were sent by He who is called I Am!"
"Cute."
"Worked on Moses."
- Dogma
So ehm what happened to the excelent cook and healer who likes the midsummer dance? Are you not adding our creator to your clasic fantasy group
The original type of midsummer's dance was the best. Mainly because it was not so much a dance as an excuse to have sex outdoors. With the blessings of the gods no less
Our creator can be whatever. That's the glory of being a creator. Don't want a set role? Create a new one
"Who are you people?"
"We were sent by He who is called I Am!"
"Cute."
"Worked on Moses."
- Dogma
Now that is my kind of midsummer dance
and damn I need to start a rpg
That would be one scary Rpg with misti in the driving seat ;p
I think I'm going to nab myself a priestess
Which I'm hoping will be soon!
“There is nothing to writing. All you do is sit down at a typewriter and bleed.”
~ Ernest Hemingway
I've altered my profile a wee bit
The written word is powerful enough to change the world...
I was looking at this earlier today. I am interested in joining. My main concern is that if things start moving too fast then I won't be able to keep up. When I am behind then I generally read until caught up before posting more. I am usually able to post at least once a day and some days I can actually post more often.
If this is OK then I'll put up a profile. If not just tell me and I'll move on with no hard feelings.
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