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::daisychain week thirty-four::
”One belongs to New York instantly, one belongs to it as much in five minutes as in five years.”
- Thomas Wolfe
This is the first week of March, 2009
During Week 34...
Between the incredible ruckus last week of invading Central Park, the discovery of the strange device in Belvedere Castle and spotting the ship on the western shore, the return of the disappeared group and their subsequent rescue from Roosevelt Island...many of the citizens of Manhattan are in desperate need of recovery time.
Those on Roosevelt Island with special powers will begin to regain them around Monday or so, and by midweek everyone is back in good health.
Thankfully, they manage to get it this week. No one new gets bitten, and no one suddenly vanishes. As for the monsters, they continue to patrol the waters around the island, not wounded like the Manhattanites but definitely not happy, either. Throughout the week both monsters bellow and roar during their river patrols, looking like they’re making a show of force. But at least right now they’re more bark than bite.
The wind dies down on Sunday night, and the weather remains calm for the remainder of the week. Spring is definitely on the way.
Player-Started Plots
There’s still some strange stuff afoot in Manhattan, however. Citizens may notice some small inanimate objects coming to life in various places: things like cookies, yo-yos, pogo sticks, squirt guns and other toys and random objects. A few even seem to develop faces. While possessing no magical abilities, these odd objects definitely have a sinister feel to them, and attack people they see. If they’re defeated, the items go back to normal.
OOC: In regards to player-started plots: we are allowing plots specifically started by players to be included in week changes. In order to be considered for a week change, the plot has to be something that will affect most or all characters, and it must be mod-approved. Once the plot is approved, we need the player to email the mods details on what will be affecting most characters or the city.
”One belongs to New York instantly, one belongs to it as much in five minutes as in five years.”
- Thomas Wolfe
This is the first week of March, 2009
During Week 34...
Between the incredible ruckus last week of invading Central Park, the discovery of the strange device in Belvedere Castle and spotting the ship on the western shore, the return of the disappeared group and their subsequent rescue from Roosevelt Island...many of the citizens of Manhattan are in desperate need of recovery time.
Those on Roosevelt Island with special powers will begin to regain them around Monday or so, and by midweek everyone is back in good health.
Thankfully, they manage to get it this week. No one new gets bitten, and no one suddenly vanishes. As for the monsters, they continue to patrol the waters around the island, not wounded like the Manhattanites but definitely not happy, either. Throughout the week both monsters bellow and roar during their river patrols, looking like they’re making a show of force. But at least right now they’re more bark than bite.
The wind dies down on Sunday night, and the weather remains calm for the remainder of the week. Spring is definitely on the way.
Player-Started Plots
There’s still some strange stuff afoot in Manhattan, however. Citizens may notice some small inanimate objects coming to life in various places: things like cookies, yo-yos, pogo sticks, squirt guns and other toys and random objects. A few even seem to develop faces. While possessing no magical abilities, these odd objects definitely have a sinister feel to them, and attack people they see. If they’re defeated, the items go back to normal.
OOC: In regards to player-started plots: we are allowing plots specifically started by players to be included in week changes. In order to be considered for a week change, the plot has to be something that will affect most or all characters, and it must be mod-approved. Once the plot is approved, we need the player to email the mods details on what will be affecting most characters or the city.