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May 6, 2021 19:09
by Erick Vorpahl
1) TT used to be more forgiving, even in an age after she escaped. She has people that once were friends- now just contacts. In these halcyon she wasn't much of a different person- but wasnt so fast to kill. But, as it always does passivity brought death. A friend died and she split off from these contacts- or rather chose to stay loyal to the ship while the other survivors survived. Now theyre no longer friends- though not enemies and she is much less forgiving. 2) Not a hard rule, but she doesnt lose intentionally, even in a friendly game. She doesnt even like giving ground in a friendly game. If you wanted to win, you should have played better. 3) TT lives in her personal hell- a world where elves exist. For real though, her hell would be lonliness, isolation, and a return to her past life as a servant. No freedom, and no escape- mentally or physically.
May 7, 2021 15:30
1 amelia has become a lot more brutal after hanging with the pirates she has never really shyed from a fight but it was usualy to prove not to mess with her now she will put people in danger or outright kill people for a simple distraction if she thinks it increases her odds at success and survival 2. I dont know if its a rule but she never goes to the guards for help usualy they're useless anyway and plus she could get recognized so shed just handle shit herself. I mean i feel this is something the whole pirate crew can say but about the best i got for this one 3. Her personal hell would be quite literally hell the fear of divine punishment is very real to her an eternity of being tortured for the amusement of some other being and being morphed into some disgusting monster... hell and the abyss was made for people like her
1. Trying to maintain some level of mystery so he can keep people at a distance. He's burned people and been burned, so he found it hard to trust anyone. Being on the Wicked Reckoning has taught him that "loyalty" isn't an empty promise, so he can let his guard down and genuinely connect with his crewmates. 2. On a personal level, Huey would never kill a child, especially those that are downtrodden and orphaned. He knows what it feels like to be shunned from society at a young age, so he'd rather try to help them on the down-low than leave them to fend for themselves completely. 3. Huey's personal hell would be a world where he's an absolute nobody. All his accomplishments are ignored, every crime he commits is dismissed. He would be a stranger to everyone, even those that he cares about. So basically, his personal hell would be non-existence.