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Fysyx said :
Target: If the pay's good, yeah
If that's fine, then how does this sound to you:
Target: Self-titled as "Prismatic Storm". No name available. Female, appears early to mid 20s. Typically seen with mid-length brown hair. Scarring of the face: [highly distinctive scar]. No images are on file, classified as extremely dangerous, and it is warned that any attempt to apprehend them comes with serious risk to one's life.
The Guild is the one that posted it, but Chancellor of Verania wants them apprehended as well, and his reward is a lot.
[Leads: Artifacts of Power; Interview with the paper, Author; Blade Dancer, Gareth Arenar]
Both Gareth Arenar's son and the author are on the ship.
I would figure that he would also have not been going after them too long, although finding out information about someone that there's almost nothing about probably takes a bit of time.
So is this too grandiose and vague for you?
...please don't ask me to name guns.
Ooo. Edgy.
Wait, is that bring them in Alive, or Dead? Cooke's better at Dead, but if the money's good...
Wow. Sounds like some serious firepower. Sounds like Cooke might need a crew of *looks at cast list* 3 or 4 other people to take this person in! That, and some level ups.
Cooke is probably going to go seek out the Author first. Does s/he and their newspaper/journal have a name, so Cooke can look for them?
No, it's actually neat! Just be aware that this sounds less like sub-plot level detail and more like a secondary plot at this stage. That's entirely cool by me too.
Completely understandable. How about the Perkings Model 4 / Kingslayer. If you want to pull the monologue on me, I was thinking it gets its nickname because the gun was used to kill its inventor. That seems sufficiently edgy, no?
Other nicknames I came up with were Willbreaker, Dreamhunter, and Oathkeeper, if you like those better. 404 SIGNATURE NOT FOUND
Fysyx said :
Target: If the pay's good, yeah
If that's fine, then how does this sound to you:
Target: Self-titled as "Prismatic Storm". No name available. Female, appears early to mid 20s. Typically seen with mid-length brown hair. Scarring of the face: [highly distinctive scar]. No images are on file, classified as extremely dangerous, and it is warned that any attempt to apprehend them comes with serious risk to one's life.
The Guild is the one that posted it, but Chancellor of Verania wants them apprehended as well, and his reward is a lot.
[Leads: Artifacts of Power; Interview with the paper, Author; Blade Dancer, Gareth Arenar]
Both Gareth Arenar's son and the author are on the ship.
I would figure that he would also have not been going after them too long, although finding out information about someone that there's almost nothing about probably takes a bit of time.
So is this too grandiose and vague for you?
...please don't ask me to name guns.
Ooo. Edgy.
Wait, is that bring them in Alive, or Dead? Cooke's better at Dead, but if the money's good...
Wow. Sounds like some serious firepower. Sounds like Cooke might need a crew of *looks at cast list* 3 or 4 other people to take this person in! That, and some level ups.
Cooke is probably going to go seek out the Author first. Does s/he and their newspaper/journal have a name, so Cooke can look for them?
No, it's actually neat! Just be aware that this sounds less like sub-plot level detail and more like a secondary plot at this stage. That's entirely cool by me too.
Completely understandable. How about the Perkings Model 4 / Kingslayer. If you want to pull the monologue on me, I was thinking it gets its nickname because the gun was used to kill its inventor. That seems sufficiently edgy, no?
Other nicknames I came up with were Willbreaker, Dreamhunter, and Oathkeeper, if you like those better. 404 SIGNATURE NOT FOUND
21-Jul-2017 09:25:43
All of this talk of pre-story character development makes me worry I'm not developing Bridgett enough.
Azi Demonica said :
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Thanks, you`d never be able to bribe your way to a pass in Canada, or at least I'd suspect not. But ya, it's nice I passed, the instructor was much less strict than the previous one I had years ago.
You normally wouldn't see this in New Zealand either, but it just goes to show what can happen when a lazy supervisor finds some dubious employees!
Azi Demonica said :
West, last page
Thanks, you`d never be able to bribe your way to a pass in Canada, or at least I'd suspect not. But ya, it's nice I passed, the instructor was much less strict than the previous one I had years ago.
You normally wouldn't see this in New Zealand either, but it just goes to show what can happen when a lazy supervisor finds some dubious employees!
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21-Jul-2017 10:00:30
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