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Actually, I have been in over a dozen PbP games during my year of "heavy" d&d playing. In fact, I've barely done much but skim other people's posts in the IC thread. I just can't seem to get invested in it. PbP games are sort of like books. Some start out slow and get better over time,...

I'm sorry to hear that. What was the problem? I'm not entirely sure, to be honest. I've had plenty of "strong, silent type" characters before. Sometimes their personalities evolve over time, but most times I go in with some semblance of what I plan for them. This time though, while I had ...

This post is to notify everyone of my withdrawal from the game. I just can't seem to get into it, no matter how hard I try. Feel free to write Seraphina off however you wish, as I don't believe I'll ever end up using her.

NoTrammeling wrote:I'm assuming Seraphina is going to be following Gimak around until stated otherwise?

Yes. Pretty much.

If you need Seraphina to do anything, just say so. She's not the kind of person for idle conversation. (In case you were wondering why she so rarely speaks, that would be why.)

Raina dismounts from her horse to join the rest of the group. "Well, there isn't anything on the road, that is for sure," she says. "So, I'm going to assume you want me to look through the keep a little ways?" she asks Gimak. "Might be a good idea to bring..the halfling,&qu...

Dice here

(I always consider the high roll to be a success. Which, in this case, would be a result of 46 or higher. However, I'll abide by your judgement on this if you're of a different opinion.)

Seraphina quickly dives into cover, pulling out her crossbow, ready to fire if the strangers prove hostile.

(Do I just copy the rolls from Invisible Castle to roll dice here? Either way, 45% chance of being hidden.)

(Sorry, missed the part where you asked me a question.) Finally, he looks to Seraphina. "And you, too, of course. What weapons can you use, what skills can you contribute--aside from locksmithing, I suppose." Seraphina glances up at Gimak. "Oh, sorry. Didna realize you were talking to...

Gimak chuckles at Eringard's suggestion. "Life on the road is rough and tough. You get dirty, and wet, and sometimes even bloody." His brows rise in surprise at Seraphina's statement, though. "Oh! A fellow Baldurian then? I traveled here from there myself, born and raised within the ...

Seraphina sips her drink quietly, listening to the varied conversations. When the subject of travel method comes up, she chimes in. "I walked all the way here from Baldur's Gate, where I normally ply my trade. I think I can manage a journey like this on foot." Her voice is soft, and somew...