salamanderfantasy

For the fifth time in her lifetime, Ruth loads up all her wordly belongings onto a giant tortoise, and sets off. She's retiring after this.

Maybe a "no weapons" redline would work here then, or have it work similarly to if you turn a weapon into a housemage doll where it's no longer usable As A Weapon? Either way, looking forward rolling up to the function on a flying banjo in the future

Suggestion: change the exhaustive list to non-exhaustive maybe. So we can go a lil more free form with our Flying Household Tools. There's a lot of old fairytales of witches flying around on very random objects, butter churns come up surprisingly often, so i think a tiny bit more freedom with the base object fits the witchy vibe well. Huge props to letting these get made with housemagery though. healing the wound left by void mage only wizard hats.

You think youv been sneaky but I know the truth. This is a scheme to get more material for your esoteric ranting rp isnt it

I quite often like to do a thing where I play a specific character trope whilst refusing to use the lore meant for that trope. So I've played a medic character that didn't even use lotc herbs let alone potions, the clown that did no bard or visual magic at all in their tricks, and the scam artist without using any illusions/similar effects. I find it fun. Helps you do outside the box thinking too.

"Just b'cause they can trust m' probly doesn't mean they should." Ruth Peregrin, pushing 150 years old, purveyour of pipeweed gummies, currently sitting on a lounge chair watching construction work of the Warren 2: Hobbit Bogaloo.

[!] The secret HOA (hole owners association) scheme to save on real estate costs by convincing halflings to marry and share burrows has begun . . . .

[!] Until the halflings are able to catch Albert for his yearly bath and get him up to date on his rabies shots, the shire cannot officially condone attempts to find and / or visit the mans.

-= Amberdell =- Half Past 12 In The Afternoon On The 10th of The Grand Harvest 870 Shire Reckoning ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -= Amberdell =- Quarter To One In The Afternoon On The 10th of The Grand Harvest 870 Shire Reckoning

"MY FUCKEN WAREHOUSE--" Local Business Mouse, fleeing the horrors of war with naught but valuables (7 crates of hot dog buns). This will affect profits.

this is a thing that's highly dependant on the current rp culture, as well as OOC culture on how 'kind' people wish to be towards pk'ing characters For about the first year of playing my homunculus, the PK Sauce was openly sold in a few shops across the map and was available at both places my homunculus lived for a good while, and there's nothing preventing that from being the case again per say. It did give me a fair bit of anxiety to being randomly pk'd by monster-hunting strangers in a way that wasn't narratively the most fun, to the point I wouldn't OOCly tell people I played a homunc. Think this loops back around to the point about being proactive towards 'pk fairness' rather than reactive that I made earlier in the thread, so I won't repeat that again.

posting what i've said to blackhand in discussions before -- I think the issue with having a creator be the only one able to PK a homunculus is that homuncs are generally. More independant than other construct CAs. They don't need repairs, and they can get mutations from other people, there's no written-in obedience at all, and they're 100% on the free will scale. So creators can often have no interaction with their homuncs down the line, and also! Often go inactive, or quit altogether. ends up a bit of a logistical issue. I agree with the general intention of 'softening' the pk-ability of homuncs even though few PKs occur, because of the proactive nature. A few homunc players and tawkin users have been discussing it for a while now and agree there's a fair amount of risk for rules-legal but bad faith PKs for homuncs. There's nothing technically stopping a roadside bandit with good luck and a bottle of PK Juice from taking out complete strangers for a laugh. so maybe throwing a few alternative pk-softening ideas around would be worth it.

I think the shenanigans were what got me seriously into roleplay on the whole in the end A question for YOUUUU How do you feel your lotc experience has changed after that extended break you took? Comparing the then and now. Does it feel overall different or similar to how you'd play before/ what kind of experience you have whilst playing? Interested if lotc feels any different to someone who took a break vs to me who's been playing throughout the whole time.

"We should've done the anarchist commune." - Ruth Peregrin, illegal copper chimney owner.