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  • I am not losing that again, sorry @The-DM

  • Jasca comes from the Roomush kingdom, when her queen was violently murdered. Enraged, she bought a ship, being a noble, and sailed off to find the assassins. Bringing her little brother Goomba, she captures the killers crew and violently tortured them, and, (Forgive my darkness, this is based off of an event from the R6 book) gave the crew gender changes.
    They then went off to find a goal noteworthy, and angered an earth elemental. There second ship, The Met was destroyed, and they are now in servitude of the elemental. The elemental decided to send them off to find some treasure(You know what I'm talking about).

    That's my backstory.
  • @DrakeGladis
    Old cards are allowed. (You know who I am talking about.)
  • Oh, are you doing that card @DrakeGladis
    @The-DM, we are thinking of the same card, right?
  • I think that you're saga rules are quite interesting. I would like to see more sagas using variantions.
  • We're twins.
  • Ok, makes since
  • @The-DM, you make it seem as if black is anti hero. You realize that we had a hole contest for that?
    Also, I have my white villains contest.
  • How so? I will fix the issue tomorrow.
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    Seawater laps peacefully against your ships. It seems that many other pirates had heard of the many rumors of the treasure-spilling goblet. It seems that it is already a race, many ships racing to the shorelines of Ahba-Tar, or it's more well known name, the City of Thieves. All the ships are stopped abruptly by coastline ships. You, of course, demand parley to negotiate terms to stay for two nights, restock, and finally depart.
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    First true challenge:
    Much like alliances in section two, create a dialogue (card, RPG style text) between two characters: yours, and Litore, the docking manager.
    Requirements:
    *You cannot use any magic whatsoever.*


    The negotiation order will be in the order of appearance:

    1st: @spookoops
    2nd: @Bowler218
    3rd: @KorandAngels
    4th: @LordTachanka123

    @DrakeGladis : I will give you tomorrow to enter your captain, first-mate, and ship.
  • So, do we wait for the person before us?
  • Yarr, I be smithin cards right now.
  • edited May 2020
    I'm out
  • Working on it...
  • @spookoops
    Litore has always been skeptical about pirates. Of course, as a coastline patrol, he had always had problems.
    "Wha' business ya got 'ere, pirate?" He asks. His hand is already on his sword.

    What will you do?

    1) Have a polite conversation, showing him you mean no harm. (+1 Hero Point)

    2) Tell him your business.

    3) Be rude about it. (+1 Villain Point)
  • edited May 2020
    Just want to say that I am rude all the time, but that's how I show my love to friends@The-DM
    Are you calling me a villain?
  • No, of course not.
  • Meanwhile I couldn't be more villainous than when I am talking politely and calmly.
  • I have a bad feeling about this wolfkin...
    @DrakeGladis

  • Is it ok if I post my card now?
  • edited May 2020
    Ok! Time to get the dingy out again
  • You may, but we will wait for @spookoops .
  • Guys, let's all @ @spookoops so that he comes!
  • Do not spam. As the rules state, off-topic-ness will be strictly enforced.
  • @The-DM, yeah, sorry, wasn't really meaning it.
    Also, off-topic-ness isn't a word.
  • No, that is me irl
    Not in game.
    In game me will speak only in pirateese, savy?
  • I savy you well, ya rat, @DrakeGladis

  • All this time waiting patiently is giving Elaine more time to set up her explosives.
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