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by Jerial » Mon May 14, 2012 5:33 pm
You are right in that I am plotting out way in the future (IC and somewhat OOC). I believe this answers your concerns:
Overall, I believe you misunderstand me. I am preparing all you guys for what Jerial will be like as a character, so I don’t confuse people as players. Jerial has a bit of a complex system of honor and morality. As a player that won’t be around much if at all over the summer, I took the opportunity to lay the character out on the table, not the player. I personally am not giving the choice; Jerial the character will be giving the choice to both sides IC. I’m sorry if there was misunderstanding, and more so if I am misunderstanding what you said.
That said, I have to reiterate that I’m throwing all I can about Jerial out there as much as I can so that if it comes to the point where someone or a few people have to NPC me (which might not happen as, as I said, he won’t be directly involved until late in the game, and as you said, we can’t know how this will go down, and that includes OOC timeframe), though I would love him to get into some under-the-table dealings before he chooses sides, as I said before.
One more thing: the feasibility thing. I’m not sure if I know exactly where you’re coming from, but I wanted to clarify this anyway. I’m in no way trying to get Jerial the character any more than he deserves or that it is feasible he will get. I’m saying that IC, Jerial will want these things, having a bit of a pumped-up delusion that these rewards will indeed be fitting for his service. Of course, in the dialogue of a thread (presumably), both sides would shut him down, most likely. That is, unless you think differently, which is more than likely.
Finally, we have Kado and Cerion, my two NPCs that are part of a plotline that will probably not come to pass (Jerial’s father), at least not during the rebellion as I foresee it, which is unfortunate. However, they are still there, and when Jerial decides to play it both ways (no innuendo intended), they both will second-guess the rebellion side, even though as a player, I would like to see them take the rebellion’s side just for the mage-on-mage (again, no innuendo intended) battle scenes that I hope come at some point. In fact, when I came up with that idea, I believe that one point that either you or Niabi made was that they could be an (OOC) ‘counter to the battlemages’, presumably to keep it from being a slaughter on the government’s part. If I’m wrong on that, oh well, it was a cool idea.
Thanks for reading all of that if you did.
Ancladar wrote:I read something about a fox shifter who wields two swords or daggers, and was once part of the guard and had or has a phoenix shifter love interest who has some control over fire and another ability I can't recall at the moment.