In Sherwood, in Sherwood, about the break of day
Who: noprevaricating, lists-to-port, straightatem, slaying, consultmybooks, banditsblindly, reporting_weird, seventeensir, and hi_no_dansu.
What: The Merry Men convene! And their leader! And their archnemesis!
When: All week!
Where: Sherwood Forest The forest and Nottingham sometimes around town.
Summary: An experiment is causing legends and fairy tales to come to life. What's an outlaw to do? Anything goes here. You can have conversations around the campfire or re-enact traditional Robin Hood legends. Have at! Oh, and here's a pretty good resource for Robin Hood legends.
Rating: R for Rogue Heroes.
Archie Kennedy was, by 18th-century standards, indecently dressed. And for once, he didn't really care.
No waistcoat or coat. Instead, he walked the forest floors in only one of his shirts, open-collared, and a pair of brown deerskin pants. His customary boots were still there, and a green cape, flung over one shoulder but not worn. He meandered down the path, across the bridge, into the woods, not sure where he was going although his steps were not aimless. There wasn't any particular reason he felt like he'd been cut out of society with a knife, but he didn't feel welcome. The woods, now, the woods always welcomed.
At last he stopped, turning his face up to the sunlight dappling the forest floor. Perfect.
The mock rigging Jack Sparrow had put up was still there. Platforms, ropes everywhere...yes, it would do. With a little work, it would turn into a serviceable forest home.
Perfect.
OOC: Feel free to handwave the actual building of the tree house village, if you like. Lots of robberies to be done, and I'll put up a comment thread for any re-enactments we want to do of Archie collecting his merry men.
What: The Merry Men convene! And their leader! And their archnemesis!
When: All week!
Where: Sherwood Forest The forest and Nottingham sometimes around town.
Summary: An experiment is causing legends and fairy tales to come to life. What's an outlaw to do? Anything goes here. You can have conversations around the campfire or re-enact traditional Robin Hood legends. Have at! Oh, and here's a pretty good resource for Robin Hood legends.
Rating: R for Rogue Heroes.
Archie Kennedy was, by 18th-century standards, indecently dressed. And for once, he didn't really care.
No waistcoat or coat. Instead, he walked the forest floors in only one of his shirts, open-collared, and a pair of brown deerskin pants. His customary boots were still there, and a green cape, flung over one shoulder but not worn. He meandered down the path, across the bridge, into the woods, not sure where he was going although his steps were not aimless. There wasn't any particular reason he felt like he'd been cut out of society with a knife, but he didn't feel welcome. The woods, now, the woods always welcomed.
At last he stopped, turning his face up to the sunlight dappling the forest floor. Perfect.
The mock rigging Jack Sparrow had put up was still there. Platforms, ropes everywhere...yes, it would do. With a little work, it would turn into a serviceable forest home.
Perfect.
OOC: Feel free to handwave the actual building of the tree house village, if you like. Lots of robberies to be done, and I'll put up a comment thread for any re-enactments we want to do of Archie collecting his merry men.