The legend continues...  :)

For those who hadn't yet finished the (rudely interrupted) previous discussion...  :)

With all these 25K milestones and PT vacations and new OOC threads upon us, I'm feeling a bit reflective.

And so, my Questions of the Day... :)

What has/have been...

(1) Your favorite Worldwalker game world(s)?
(2) Your favorite Worldwalker character(s) (NPCs)?
(3) Your favorite Worldwalker game scene(s)/event(s)/quotable quote(s)?
This message was last edited by the GM at 04:09, Wed 29 Apr 2009.

Memories?  I made my first post with Avahur 3 years ago.. if I read your post correctly..  Anyway..  In that case..

1.  Game worlds? I've been through soo many awesome ones.  I think my favorite would have to be the academy one I was at.  Look up The Academy of the Arts, that was probably my favorite world.

2. Favorite charcter?  Myself of course.  But as far as NPCs go.. hmm  I'd say this verser I ran into..  His name is Brian..  he's not that bad of a person..  after him would be Avahur's son, Andrew.  Following that, Ajax.  actually..  put that in reverse order..  and jumble it a bit.  Those 3 are about even..  <3 all of them.

3. Game scene?  Well in this one greek myth world I was in..    I got to come up with battle plans and such, lead people into battle, etc.  It was a blast.  I loved that world soo much.. its only slightly below the academy world, i loved being in both of them.  The war that was in was soo much fun.

Second favorite scene would be leveling a city a world or two back.  That was cool.

(1) I've only been to 2 worlds on my own: Laramie, a world with pyramids and a spaceship, and to the 'Eye-lands' archipelago. I didn't really get deeply involved in either world, but on Laramie I met some interesting people.

(2) I've only ever had 1 NPC with whom I shared more than one conversation. The medical officer of the ship on Laramie. He looked up to versers, and that stayed with me for that thread. Other than that, I've talked to Q, who was rather entertaining.

(3) I'm try to be funny in every other post I make, but I'd rather not bore you with all my failed attempts. Other than that my biggest moments were an encounter with trekkies and trying out my new genetic engineering in the 'Temple o/t Dying Sun Gather.

(1) Your favorite Worldwalker game world(s)?  Day's Doors, Day's De
(2) Your favorite Worldwalker character(s) (NPCs)? Captain Cool, the Lady Morrigan, Arroyo, The Duke, Rickard, The Walking Man (in that order)
(3) Your favorite Worldwalker game scene(s)/event(s)/quotable quote(s)?

Waking up in Lady Morrigan's area after dying, Dying in the explosion that took out the pursuing soldiers in Harmony, Shooting the jerk who insulted the waiter and then taking his computer to unlock the criminal conspiracy, Shooting the Nazi asshole, Forming the Republic of Tomistan, Learning Power Word Nuke, Getting Through the Test of Ice and Snow.

I haven't been here for too long, and I've only been in 3 worlds in total, but I still had my moments. :)

(1) My favorite world was definitely the gather world Harmony Helpless. Many cool moments in there.

(2) My favorites would have to be Julius, Jeremy, Rachel and Leviathan from Harmony Helpless. Oh, and Samantha from Extrasolar.

(3) My favorite scenes would be the brawl in the first third of Harmony Helpless, my battle with Leviathan in the second third (along with Lucas), and the little trip in Samantha's aircar in Extrasolar. So many CMoAs (Crowning Moments of Awesome).
This message was last edited by the player at 12:22, Wed 29 Apr 2009.

I'll use one of my non-current players...Misty.

When she carried the child in her arms down the long corridor of the Presidential Palace out to the balcony, shot out the balcony railing to make it weaker, dove off the balcony, bounced on the diving board, and landed in the Olympic sized swimming pool with child...right before the bomb blew up the Presidential Palace....well that strikes me as a scene from a Major Motion Picture with a 20 Million dollar action movie star or something like that.

When I was a player and MJ my GM, and I along with Kelly Tessena convinced a terrorist that we were aliens, and that he should talk or I'd have to experiment on my torture techniques.

1) My favorite world...wow...  I liked a lot of them, including Krillis and the Killerbots, Heartwar (my first verse!), Kreeps, and Menlo Park seems promising.  Of those, I have to say I had most fun in either Heartwar or Killerbots, though.

2) My favorite player character so far is probably Oak.  I like how he gets things done.  But between NPCs...  I suppose I liked Merlin and the Animator.

3) My favorite scene was definately the fight with Devlin.  I had proceeded to make a fist out of my broken hand and continued pounding him.  He got up and started limping away, and I believe my words were "Hey, I'm not through with you yet!" or something along those lines, even through the broken arm, hand, and generally broken body.

1) I am torn between the Tower of Rhodes and Gothica, both of which I loved. I don't know if my opinion is biased due to the fact that these were my two first worlds - it might be that I see them in a much fonder light because they were my entrance into the world of multiverser. Gothica's dark industrial setting intrigued me, and I very much fell in love with Elizabeth, the strong-willed lady of the night, whom I'd love to have spent a lot more time with.

On the other hand the dusty bookshelves of the ancient and magical Tower of Rhodes I could have immersed myself completely and never become bored. In fact I think I would have enjoyed myself just as much now if I had never left as I did in the beginning.

On a side note, I never quite figured out where I was on my third verse, if I had somehow doubled back into Gothica, or if I had landed in a new but similar place altogether. It proved a mind-boggling conundrum which I'd still like to solve IC just as soon as I learn how to willfully verse to specific locations...

2) Without a doubt, Elizabeth from Gothica. I found her to be so believable and human that I became completely infatuated with her. I loved her as truly as it is possible to love a fictional character whose physical appearance exists solely in ones mind. A lot of credit to PT for her. She was a masterpiece character in my opinion: strong and resilient despite having an entire prejudiced and cruel world against her. Thriving, physically and mentally, while being at odds with everything around her. Willing to gamble everything on the tiniest light of hope if it could mean a way out of the uncertainty of her existance. In other words: what a broad!

3) Well, trying to climb onto an airship tied to a crystal bridge, and subsequently going splat on said bridge was quite a scene in my opinion. Other than that I enjoyed it when Hadrian was forced to look at the devil, and becoming so maddened by the sight that he versed immediately. I also liked mentally tackling GM Krillis by drawing the summoning circle he had granted me only a few posts previous inverted on a window, thus threatening to summon the fat demon bad guy on the other side of the window, two storeys up.

Also, for an honorable mention, I really enjoyed working in Henry's bicycle workshop in Gothica, learning the trade the good old and hard way.

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Also, to answer PT's question: yes, I would be very interested in GM'ing a player or two, or maybe even a gather. I actually have half a dozen world concepts written down - ideas that came to me at random that I had the good sense to write down. The only downside is that I'd have to buy the books and learn the rules, which might take some time, but if what Oak says is true then I have at least a year to do so.

Oak and Day are testing the theory as to whether their can be a minor nuclear war with magic as a certain desperate Scholar decides that its time to break out the Forbidden Spells.

And yes, beings of considerable power up and down the continent are waking up very fast...like Terracuyl the Red, but time is very short....

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Lucas,
I think you were trying to heal Magnus. Can I have some more details on that? I skipped on past your action there.

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As to favorite NPC's, well Lilandra, Paladin of the Eye of Truth, was really a cool character when I created her.  And then when Krillis reworked her, and then I rationalized the reworking, I think she got a lot more complicated and in-depth, and a lot better. She became more human, and scarier, and one of the best, perhaps the best, character I've ever worked on. Thanks for the collaboration.

PT

Favorite world? I've only been to maybe three or four of them (he means at least seven, the lying cheater). I could have gotten quite a bit of mileage out of any one of them. Two I versed myself out of being stupid (reentry mech fight and messing up a Sacrifical Heal Spell, and I most I leave rather violently and mid-combat. I don't have a favorite yet, because I've enjoyed them all.

Favorite NPC? Carmine has been the only character Mentat has been travelling with for some time, so she'd probably qualify as a favorite. He'd certainly get downright homicidal on her behalf.

Crowning Moment of Awesome...this one will take some work without me getting to much into the I Am Made of Win train of thinking. Usually happens right before I die (death via slot machine comes to mind), and is less related to what I did and more along the lines of what I was trying to do (kill a physical incarnation of Sin with a knife and sheer fury).

Ok, now I'm confused. I'm apparently gone, got a new thread and must have been killed by something. I think I need to be given a more obvious clue as when I kick the bucket then an unresisted attack, because this is the second time I missed it.

If I did kick the bucket, I'll leave the shield for Magnus. He's going to need it a lot more than I do.

Uhm, I did use Psi-healing ball on Magnus in my last post. I learned that from Oak I think, before the encounter with Radian.

Yep, you versed.  It has been awhile since I read it, but I think Krillis hugged you with a fireball.

Krillis was the one who taught you the psi-healing ball as well.  A bit of irony there somewhere...  :/

Krillis did fireball you after the Kobolds got you with two arrows. Hey, you shielded Magnus from the fireball with your body...very brave of you.  :)

I think you were trying to heal Magnus?

PT

The Kobolds (per Krillis' instructions) had their shortbows at near maximum pull. And these are good quality hunting or combat arrows which you're trying to stop with a Large Wok.  Now, if you had hidden behind your shield it would be different, but you bravely lent that to Magnus...No good deed goes unpunished.  :)

I think a two inch metal arrowhead with a fifty pound pull at relatively short range is going to punch right through a Wok.  At least the Wok's I've used...mine might have been a cheap thing.

However, if it makes you more cheerful, I'll be glad to stipulate that that the arrows had been magicked.

OK?

PT

Meh, I thought it was the fireballs. Serves me right for relying on give-aways. I just needed to let the obituary sink in. Mind you though, Uranium-tipped armor-piercing arrow isn't a half-bad idea. Or at maybe Uranium crossbow bolts. I donno, so long as you don't pack too many in a quiver it should work.
Still, I met some interesting peoples and learned some neat skills. Looking forward to our next big adventure.
This message was last edited by the player at 23:24, Sun 03 May 2009.

Hadrian, I'd like to note that I recall outlining a number of my skills and items.  I'm sure that you in the situation would probably recall that, if trying to help me out of my evil ways.

The post was in the gather world we're currently in.

I'm going to take a pass on today's game. Hopefully see ya'll tommorrow.

PT

Worldwalker waiting tip # 42

While waiting for PT to post, bake a strawberry tarte. If PT fails to post, eat said strawberry tarte and NOT be disappointed that you have to wait another full day before finding out what happens next. If PT posts, eat said strawberry tarte while pondering what to reply.

It's worked out very well for me so far :)

Worldwalker waiting tip # 43

Find a book, to read.  If you can't decide, figure out all the possible ones that might be similar to you're current situation.  Choose a book with similarity, read said book.

If you can decide on a book, read said book, check back every 3 chapters.

I find it works out well regardless of your GM.