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((Freeform, do you have any immediate plans to ever update the OP's player and waiting lists? If not, why did you add them?))

Not people from anywhere.

There's also the consideration that Cuba doesn't have much in the way of mountains.

"Ah, your so sweet." Selina gives her a big hug.

"Thanks."

"Ha, figures. Your turn Angel."

((Why do these things always happen right after I go offline?))

Kyle shakes his head.
"I... can't. The best thing for me right now is to have some time to think. But if you want you can keep hugging me and I won't complain."

Angel joined in the hug. Retroactively.

Conny smiles as she slowly falls asleep on Kyle.

"I'll... i'll take Angel to bed..." Selina picks Angel up and wraps her in a blanket before falling asleep next to her.

"I'm not...oh, she's trying to sleep." Angel turned over and fell asleep as well.

Selina dreams of her and Maria doing things in bed. ((i'm not saying any more than that))

Presumably interrupted by Angel being confused about why she's dreaming about this.

In any case...

Once the others had fallen asleep, Nuriel took over.
"Nice to not have anyone yelling at me for once."
She silently got up, careful not to wake Selina or anyone else, and concentrated, sketching symbols. She faded partway away for several minutes. When she fully returned, she was shaken. Nuriel glanced around.
"Good. Now what?" Her eyes fell on the sleepers. She had an idea.
Silently, carefully, she disrobed Selina, stopping at the underwear due to a slight headache reminding her of Angel's presence. Quickly, she did the same to Kyle and Conny, then carefully picked up Selina before stripping to her underwear. She brought her wings around them, grabbed a big blanket for their warmth, and went to sleep with a mischievious grin on her face.

and each player controlling a single person? Failure to post your turn means that consensus of other players direct your actions.

Or you can use the Delinquent Players Thread.

"Hi, Selina!"

"Hey. 'Sup?"

Quote from: 10ebbor10 on June 28, 2013, 12:42:38 pm

Besides, it's interesting from a gameplay perspective too. There were rather few ideas about what to do with our village lately.

True. We've improved so much that improving it more seems silly, because we've got every single cool idea packed into it already, and more just crosses a threshold of disbelief.

Well, there's always just having a bigger, richer town, I guess. But yeah, we've basically beaten all the levels and now we're just going for the high score.

Nevertheless, let's talk about the war.

Agreed. It's immediately relevant.

We have to make this sales pitch to the Bandit King in person, you know. We have one month to get him on our side, drive off the raiders near Torchester, and do something about the King's situation. We do not have time to ping-pong representatives and go-betweens slowly between us. We have to make the contact in person now.

While I'm normally against going personally to armed camps of probable hostiles, we're pressed for time.

We take a small fast force, well-armed enough to breakthrough a trap, and we meet him in the next few days. This negotiation requires our personal finesse and face-to-face reassurances. Seal the deal now, and turn south with him.

Aye.

We got that gold/silver mine. We can try to buy them.

Nay. Once he gets the money, he's little better than a wild card.
Why isn't the Rat like this, you probably didn't ask? Because we've built up trust.

Told you.

I mean, it was rather obvious, was it.

Well, we didn't have a lot of options. "Probable trap versus Certain, slow death" is kinda a Hobson's choice, except that the horse by the door could be rabid.

Quote from: Xantalos on June 28, 2013, 01:06:42 pm

Quote from: griffinpup on June 28, 2013, 10:55:48 am

Do exactly as she says.  Only go to her quite quickly, and get as close to her throat with you teeth as you can.  And cast an illusion, making you appear as if you haven't moved yet.  After all, that wasn't against her command.

+1

Sadly, the bond appears to be one of: "You can't do anything unless I say it" rather than "You can do everything unless I say not to."

If the follower, walk in sight, then drop down and hold your breath. She'll get tired of ordering us to do every little thing.

Sounds like a plan if our plans this turn fail.

((We should've burned that town when we could.))

What would that have accomplished?

"Um...Selina." She was trying to act like she had to think, but didn't do so very well.