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Forfex Sceleris
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ForfexSceleris
on Mar 7, 2012 at 04:56:33 PM
Fallcrest, then. The most ancient memories I can access already circle around that town. The earliest thing I remember is waking to the morning sun face-up on the roof of a two-story house. Because I know not where I am from, I shall try not to feel puzzled by the fact of waking in some town right in the middle of the Nentir Vale, surrounded by the Moon Hills…
Posted by:
ForfexSceleris
on Mar 6, 2012 at 03:28:46 PM
I have never been fond of journals. My concerns are far removed form believing that someone else is interested in my deepest thoughts. If you save a farmer form a troll, the poor fellow will not care if you feel insecure or fight to earn a fair maiden’s favor. He will just be forever grateful and tell the tale. If you save enough farmers from enough trolls, you shall be regarded as “hero” and then nobody will care the least about your inner self: they will build a very specific and mythic You to worship and ask for assistance. And they will not have any reality that does not live up to the legend, thus vexing your actual existence to oblivion if it does not feed the legends.
Posted by:
ForfexSceleris
on Mar 6, 2012 at 03:23:49 PM
I have a D&D character. It's a gnome rogue (go figure). I've been playing him for a little while now and I'm the sort of guy who likes to detail quite everything around my characters.
I worked a good length in his background and thought it would be a fun exercise to narrate his doings, also gaining more insights on his personality and helping me develop my DM qualities. First, I'll catch up with the campaign (may take a while) and then I'll adapt each session from there. I'll call it Uncertain origins. Let's see what happens... |