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Sep 1, 2009 -- 6:16PM, Adun_Irving wrote:

Apr 4, 2009 -- 1:18AM, Demetri_Knighthawk wrote:

My goddess that screams artful dodger! the smooth of the jazz withthe pile of boddies, and the knife references add so well to a dagermaster PP. opticon by orgy www.youtube.com/watch?v=W0CX8iz4SOY&feat... (I was looking for a good EVA by orgy but couldnt find it)

I got sort of a futuristic yet slightly angsty angle on this one, so I'm thinking a tiefling artificer.

Not sure how to add links (HTML, I curse you yet again), so I'll just say it:

Clutch - The Ghost

While I'm glad someone posted, the rules state you need to use the song the previous poster has given.

Thank you.  You can post your song now, you know.  It's still technically your turn.

Sep 3, 2009 -- 4:51AM, Adun_Irving wrote:

Clutch - The Ghost

Garaza was a pious priest of Pelor, who had devoted his life to peace and harmony.  He had seemingly everything he could have ever wanted.  A loving wife, the adoration of his entire community and the favor of Pelor.  But unfortunately, he wasn't the best businessman, and his tiny community fell into debt.  He innocently hoped that Pelor would provide for him and his flock, but the man the village owed the debt to, a harsh and intolerant lord name Yurkis, would not tolerate anyone defaulting on a loan from him.  He had his men arrest Garaza, and he was later executed to make an example to the village that Yurkis's word was law and his law was not to be ignored.

The community managed to scrape up enough to pay the debt, Garaza's wife actually marrying Lord Yurkis to encourage him to lower the debt a bit (it worked).  But things were not the same without Garaza to serve as the moral cornerstone of the people.  Cheap liquor and drugs became common, and the people forgot about Garaza.

But then, one night, Garaza returned.  Pelor had brought him back as a revenant.  When he saw what his home had become, he was digusted.  Disgusted with his neighbors, for falling so easy to sin simply because he wasn't there.  Disgusted with his wife, for marrying Yurkis.  Disgusted with Yurkis for letting his home decay and for murdering him in the first place.  Blinded by the rage, Garaza slew everyone in the town.  He was an unstoppable force of harsh, unforgiving justice, saving Yurkis and his wife for last.  As he killed them, he felt a horrid chill.  The sun rose, and for the first time, its warmth did not reach him, and it's light hurt his eyes..  It was a sign of Pelor's displeasure.  Instead of remaining true to the sun god, Garaza had stooped to petty revenge.  Garaza then turned and saw the souls of all he had slain following him, silently mouthing accusations and questions at him.  Garaza soon learned, now that Pelor had turned his back on him, how to manipulate these ghosts to aid him, becoming a shaman.

He is wracked with guilt at the crime he has committed, and seeks atonement.  Pelor has promised Garaza that for every life he spares, one spirit will be free to pass to the afterlife.  When all have passed on, then and only then may Garaza seek forgiveness from Pelor.  Garaza works tirelessly towards this goal, his new undead state meaning he never stops to rest.

That was an interesting exercise!  Now my turn:

Consequence Free - Great Big Sea

Sep 8, 2009 -- 7:45PM, Zousha_Omenohu wrote:

Consequence Free - Great Big Sea

I was very tempted to describe a generic halfling rogue, concerned solely with lining his pockets and causing as much trouble as possible.  However, the song reminded me of a Sehanine-worshipping paladin I've wanted to play for a while.

Verithir the Capricious is, as one might imagine, a flighty individual who refuses to remain in once place for long.  Like all half-elves, he easily forms friendships with persons of all races.  However,  these relationships quickly become victims of his wanderlust, and he has little use for laws and regulations. 

He is not a malicious individual, but is also not above causing a little mischief when the opportunity presents itself.  Whether or not he travels for the joy of it or because he is searching for meaning in his life remains to be seen.

Deep Unknown - Stratovarius