Gallic

“From what I hear, there were two kids, a citizen, an’ me, except I was already in a great, unshakeable torpor.” Gwion retorts, “Oh an’ a bunch of raiders, too. I guess they’d count as souls if, say, the Skygods gazed upon us as a lump sum of all activity.”

“Ye had tha gall to say this while Haense’s men were burnin’ our homes an’ killing our children while our soldiers were out defendin’ Nordengrad?” Gwion, the ‘leadership’ mentioned, scoffs in comment.

“Oh yeah. Training exercise. Ahuh.” Gwion, Arberrang’s chief old man, sarcastically grumbles.

With a grim demeanor, Gwion signs the document.

With a thoughtful frown, Gwion signs the document.

With a dour expression, Gwion signs the document.

“I don’t really understand th’correlation between Karyssmov, th’Faroes an’ this weird hole.” Gwion comments after reading the suprisingly well-written dossier. “...Also pretty sure Karyssmov’s a closeted elf, no’ an immortal demon.”

NEW PLAYERS WELCOME Hey, we’ve had these kid characters sitting around for ages and have been waiting for the Gallics to have a stable home and steady activity before we started asking for players for them, and I think it’s about time I did that. There are currently a total of FOUR kids without players in the Gallic Clan. If you don’t know who we are, we used to move around between human cities living on the edges of their society. We had fun fighting mean crusaders who didn’t like our pagan rockpiles, tried to stay light-hearted even though someone died every other day, and made pals with lots of fae creatures. We’re often compared to halflings and are considered pretty chill dudes as far as human playerbases go. We’ve got our own culture that stays pretty isolated from everything else, but we’ve been opening up lately and accepting new members openly. Robin, male, eldest son of Gwion and Gussie, Blythe, female, eldest daughter of Gwion and Gussie, Ashton, female, twin ( legitimately rolled 100 ) #1 ( no skin yet, nobody’s ever been interested in playing them ) Jack, male, twin ( legitimately rolled 100 ) #2 ( no skin yet, nobody’s ever been interested in playing them ) You’ll probably notice that there’s no ages listed. That’s because we have no idea how old these kids are, and it’ll be open to discussion. Depending on the preferences of the people who answer this ad, we’ll decide their ages. Blythe is two years younger than Robin, and the twins are two years younger than Blythe. That’s it. Anyway, leave your name here or shoot me a message on discord ( Gallic#9894 ) if you’re interested. ( also if you want to play a gallic in general not these specific characters, you’re also free to PM one of us )

Old man Gwion writes a reply to the Kharajyr’s job listings as he passes through [POSTER LOCATION]. “Dear Derne, Seek Gwion Gallic in Arberrang if you are unable to find suitable work. I am an old man with several children to look after in lieu of their parents, and often find myself too busy to do many things. You are welcome to stay in Gallic hall. I am willing to pay you if you stay in my service for more than a few days. - Gwion, Chief of the Gallics”

why would you forbid writing in capital letters this sounds entirely subjective and would open the door to a deluge of abuse

– Item for sale: Zeugl Skin ( screenshot ) Description: ( optional ) Seller: Gallic Clan Starting price: 1,000 minas – Item for sale: Green of the World Cactus ( screenshot ) Description: ( optional ) Seller: Gallic Clan Starting price: 5,000 minas – Item for sale: Petal of a Draoi’s Enchanted Flower ( screenshot ) Description: ( optional ) Seller: Gallic Clan Starting price: 1,000 minas – Item for sale: Enchanted Lyre ( screenshot ) Description: ( optional ) Seller: Gallic Clan Starting price: 2,000 minas

[!] Closeby to the previous posters slapped up by the Gallic Clan, new sheets of paper have been placed. – o – ARBERRANG TRADE FAIR: OPEN AUCTION – o – Strapped for minas with something to sell, yet unable to scrape together a real inventory of goods? Fear not! An auction is to be held during the Arberrang Trade Fair this summer in order to accommodate tradesmen, hunters and other non-merchants who, nonetheless, have one or two items they would like to sell off. Understanding that the Cloud Temple Monks hold auctions every day, this event will be minor, an addition to the already-existing festivities to be held. All are welcome to buy or sell at the auction! If you would like to list an item for the auction, either submit a private request to the broker ( Gwion Gallic ) or by posting a public listing. A public listing is suggested, to maximize the chances that somebody will arrive who is interested in your item. The trade of items suspected to be associated with dark forces will be restricted. The Trade Fair will be held in three seeds! Keep your eyes open for further developments! - o - (( Fair will be held on 11/4/18 at 2 PM EST, and the auction will be at 2:40 PM EST. Coordinates are x: -255 z: 2495 – Please post items for listing here ( or via PM ) using the following format. Items must be delivered before 2 PM EST or they may be left out. )) Item for sale: ( screenshot ) Description: ( optional ) Seller: Starting price:

“Oi you wot?” Coughs Gwion in shock. “This is literally what Arberrang already planned but one day earlier.”

[!] Within Arberrang, workers begin shoveling heaps of snow from the market square, and in the newly-made clearing the Gallic Clan once again steps out from under their rock of obscurity. In friendly ports, monk-sanctioned trading posts and anywhere in the Cloud Temple the groundskeepers will allow it, posters are erected bearing good news for merchants, craftsmen and curious travelers: – o – ARBERRANG TRADE FAIR - FREE MARKET, MERCHANTS WELCOME - – o – LAST CHANCE IN ALL OF ATLAS TO OBTAIN AT MARKET PRICE GOODS SUCH AS: - Highland Yew, 200 minas, - True Vitality Tinctures, 200 minas, - Meteorite Ore, 120 minas, - Fae Lyres, 144 minas, - King’s Ivy, 144 minas, And more! Materials for craftsmen, Gorundyr weapons, folk charms, hunting supplies! The great ‘oh no, a big blizzard is threatening to ruin our stocks’ trade fair! Come all ye newly-minted merchants, welcome ye allies and old friends, come round for a great coalition of mercantile just south of Haense, within the cozy village of Arberrang. You’ll know you’re there when you hit a lul in the supernatural blizzard; A place where sun may shine through the blanket of clouds. ALL ARE WELCOME TO BUY OR SELL: During the festival, there will be free trade. Merchants are welcome to come peddle their wares, you need only bring your own station ( a few carpets and a donation chest are recommended, old Quavinir style ) and clean it up afterwards – Free of any fees or licenses! If you wish to erect an official stall or tent, speak to the Elders of Arberrang to discuss arrangements. Restrictions may apply to illicit services, including but not limited to the smuggling of narcotics, trade of slaves, and soliciting clandestine activities. The trade fair will be held in six seeds; Come browse and trade! – o – (( Fair will be held on 11/4/18 at 2 PM EST. Coordinates are x: -255 z: 2495 Basically, a last hurrah before the end of the map for any merchant that wants to come. There’ll be some interesting stuff! Keep your eyes peeled. ))

“Priests who cast tha Aenguls away are just as ignorant as light-mages wot act like their hoity-toity patrons are gods themselves.” Coughs old man Gwion, a patron of religious studies. “Sayin’ a cleric who respects God can’t enter tha skies would be like me sayin’ a knight is damned because he serves his king an’ country. On th’other hand, a Cleric sayin’ God is false is turning his back on his patron’s entire history.”

“Tha Gallics didn’t even swear te Haense I ain’t listin’ my entire living family, there’s like twenty I can think of just off tha top ‘o me head.” Old man Gwion of Arberrang coughs after the other elders inform him of the decree.

you can’t PK ghosts either though they can only be demanifested for an extended period without OOC consent Also, the Aspects allow fae things to cross over all the time. The Mani do this exact thing, too: They go into aspect land, they come out as spirits. It’s like reverse transcendence.

As a ghost player, a fae dude, and an ex-druid, I welcome this addition!

I’m not close enough to the Dryad community to know whether or not this rewrite would be a welcome change or not, but as an outsider I can say I like the rewrite itself enough that I’d welcome it onto the server. That’s just my opinion, though.

hey cool sure gallics do lots of spirit stuff I’ll-- oh never mind orcs only in here

“Hmm, I bet me good friend Oliver Thorn would be pretty disappointed ta hear about this!” Mused Gwion, friend of the Satyr, as he read of satyr-on-halfling violence. Boy, he sure was glad that he and the satyr are such good friends. He doesn’t have to be afraid of his best satyr pal becoming a septemberist and vowing to destroy everyone including him. He was happy.