The things creative energy can do...

Sep 17, 2009 00:53

I finished up my plot skeleton for my NNWM this November and because I need to stave off the urge to not write it until the event starts, I put together a little rhyme by butchering an old Guy Fox ditty. And find myself thankful that I want to be fantasy writer and not a poet. I even crudely patched worked together a little cover art with paint... ( Read more... )

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ichiban_victory September 17 2009, 05:11:13 UTC
Your attempts at poetry are far better than mine! This actually sounds cool.

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bonemarch September 17 2009, 05:18:53 UTC
Thank you! The idea has been stuck in my mind for a since I heard that Relina never truly got a conclusive ending. I only hope that I can do the characters justice... And finish the entire story in one month. Wish me luck! ^_^

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ichiban_victory September 17 2009, 13:07:01 UTC
Sorry I was never able to come up with character names and the like. In all honesty, they're not really important to me as far as 'Relina canon' goes anyway since we had multiple characters (from the same players) coming and going all too often. The only real constants were the gnome illusionist whose name I just spaced - probably because he was retired for the stone grunt priest, Fezek. Then there's the half-wild elf Blackfeather(??) archer, 'Andi' (her real name was something super long and elvish so no one called her that), and...that's really about it...

Let me know if you need any help with characterization.

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bonemarch September 17 2009, 14:21:23 UTC
Don't fret over the names too much, with the bits and pieces you've told me over time I've patched together a group of heroes to use for the story (Though I have yet to name most them.) The list goes so far.

Relina
Swashbuckler- Rel's hubby
Stone Construct/golem with minor human intelligence- changed from the stone grant guy
War Priest- think cleric of St. Cuthbert
Mage- Ianil

I was also going to tweek things a bit so that Rel's twins were going to be a little bit older for the story as well, say about 9-12ish.

Anyway let me know what you think.

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ichiban_victory September 17 2009, 15:18:36 UTC
Oh yeah...

Swashbuckler/Merchant = Reginald VanFarson
War Priest - Jacob

Tweak the kids' ages all you want. The end of the game was left very open (people couldn't gather all at the same time, so no game), but it's a sure thing that Relina will die at some point. If you want to know any of Robert or Renae's character quirks, just let me know. ;)

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bonemarch September 17 2009, 15:28:37 UTC
Oh excellent! I had Reginald as an adventurer turned merchant. My idea is that under Rel's insistence rather than living in the palace that they keep their home in a modest cottage so that the children have a humble upbringing.

I would love to know Roberts and Renae's character quirks. So far what I came up with is that Robert is a bit rambunctious and is willing to step into the heart of danger. While Renae is fearless and not afraid to speak her mind. Anything you could offer me would be greatly appreciated.

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ichiban_victory September 17 2009, 21:32:22 UTC
Reginald always did have a taste for the fine things in life. I think that no matter where Relina raised her children she would insist they be well grounded tree huggers. ;) (Relina started out being the daughter of farmers herself ( ... )

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bonemarch September 19 2009, 04:12:55 UTC
Thanks, these will very much come in handy! If you can think of anything else that would be good for the story just let me know.

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bonemarch September 17 2009, 14:22:16 UTC
Wait a minute Fezek? As in from the Princess Bride?

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ichiban_victory September 17 2009, 15:20:23 UTC
The very same! Fezek the stone grunt has the mentality of a six-year-old since as the story goes, after the dwarves who created him and his kind were done warring, they gifted the exceptional stone grunts with life. So Fezek is still young and learning, and in general very sweet - for a twelve-foot tall stone construct! o_O

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bonemarch September 17 2009, 15:31:37 UTC
I always liked the idea of a giant construct treating someone like a child would their mother. ^_^ Though temper tantrums would be killer!

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