welcome to my plotter!
It's about time I made one of these bad boys... I'll start with my more established folks.
NO-GOES intentional harm/trauma/abuse/killing without good IC reason, shipping characters
ABSOLUTELY DO NOT ASK ME ABOUT incest, rape, pedophilia, et cetera.
Mercurius — plant master — timbavati lion UNAVAILABLE!
A
gentle,
benevolent fellow that would be happy to
teach characters young and old in the ways of magic and the history of the caves,
tell stories, or generally be
nurturing.
GOOD FOR positive character development and growth, lore via storytelling
Eythan — pressure champion — hybrid OPEN!
A rather
brusque kinda dude that ultimately has a
good heart despite his childhood and mid-life crisis. Bound to
chat up a character,
mentor someone in combat and protecting others, or
teach someone how to hunt. (
note: he's one of three Champion-leveled characters on-site!)
GOOD FOR spars, training, protection, big brother energy
Elspet — electricity pupil — eastern lowlands gorilla OPEN!
Full-hearted creature that's liable to take anything that moves under her wing for the moment; either
showing them how to dye or find the perfect fruit.
Protective of those she loves, and immensely
trusting.
GOOD FOR dyes, crafting, aunt energy
Aure — fungi master — hybrid OPEN!
Certified
love elemental, and the Bone King in Canis. Far more
benevolent than his title implies, and gently
helpful and
reassuring.
GOOD FOR magic-teaching, joining the Bonebound, listening, family
Hemlocke — fire strategist — alien OPEN!
Restrained and a
relic from older times.
Tight-lipped and
wary commander for the
Sentinels. An
original champion.
GOOD FOR rebellious thoughts, learning about the olden days, harassment, joining the Sentinels of the Sands
Orthoclase-Alpha — light champion — hybrid UNAVAILABLE!
Brutish and
overwhelming monster at first, masking a
quiet and
deeply troubled interior that it seldom confronts. (
note: another one of three Champion-leveled characters on-site!)
GOOD FOR fights, injuring/traumatizing/killing your characters, stressing it out with personal questions, teaching it odd things