Malach
Experience: 15 and dreamwalking xp
Knowledge:
4 x Socialization
(It's easy to meet new people in dreams)
(Non-lucids are great for social practice)
(Acquaintance: Brent Forrester)
(Using dreams to learn more about potential friends)
4 x Meditation
(Clearing one's mind using Emea)
(Blending with the flow of another's dreamscape)
(Channeling one's dreamwalking abilities calmly)
(Ethereal places in dreams help achieve serenity)
2 x Acting
(Knowing when acting out a role is pointless)
(Blending into a dream to help ease another into lucidity)
Renown: none
Skill Usage: Appropriate to level
Loot/Losses: none
Injuries/Conditions: none
Consequences: none
Comments: Ahhh, another day another Sybil Malach dream! By far one of my favorite dreamers on the site has a little encounter in the dreamscape of Brent, where eventually they end up in Soren's drinking... Romulan blue? Nah j/k. But Sybil's internal dialogue is fresh and fascinating as ever, just as their view of magic is 100% on the money, dead center to rights correct. Mages really are all awful people, and no exceptions imo. The farther along, the more dangerous. I really admire Sybil for their discipline, in resisting the temptation to brand someone they found interesting. They made the ethical choice there, which is 100% true to Sybil's character. Enjoy your rewards!
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Brent
Experience: 15
Knowledge:
2 x Socialization
2 x Seduction
Renown: none
Skill Usage: Appropriate to level
Loot/Losses: none
Injuries/Conditions: none
Consequences: none
Comments: Heya Brent, good writing as usual, and I enjoy how you change the scene to something more amenable to a meet and greet, albiet with some interesting imagery here or there. Dropping names is always fun in roleplay, and I enjoyed the references you made to other pcs. Also, this line made me chuckle: "One after another he added them to form the wooden wall. Did no one else seem to care that the village could be at stake?" Wood... kekek... Stake! hahaha. Sorry I'm a dingus. Unintentional puns aside, your writing never ceases to impress. Enjoy the rewards!
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