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Major Principle: As long as it gets results, its worth considering.
Virtue Flaw
Serious difference of opinion or competing goals strain the Sidereal’s relationship with an ally, subordinate, or superior.
Solipsistic Certitude
The Sidereal sees no need to take the opinions, concerns, or advice of others into consideration, confident in her own wisdom. She makes decisions based solely on her own judgment and priorities; even if she’s given advice that seems obviously correct to her, she’s too proud to act on it. She likewise ignores any criticism of her choices or actions.
Duration: Session. This ends if the Sidereal suffers a significant defeat or setback that could’ve been avoided if she’d heeded someone else’s guidance.
Or have I just read her wrong?Sherwood I admit; I'm a little worried. This new character doesn't sound like a good guy to me. Nor does she sound open-minded. Is she going to be a team player?
Sherwood Heh! Goof! Not you. The character! The above paragraphs go into a character that doesn't listen to anyone. In fact, just having serious differences of opinion means she'll distance herself from that person(s)... right?I have no problem being a team player. Trust me!
O.K.!The plot line that Psy has given me to pass on to the rest of the party will be one that will test us all, and I am hoping to be an integral part of that with the Circle. I don’t plan on burning down any orphanages so don’t worry about that.
You know me - I figured you would. =)No worries, my friend. I completely understand your concerns.
Maybe...Mercy was just getting used to being part of a group...and then the one she was closest with decided to leave.Is there any window for any of us to help her?
Not for this Chonk I'm playing. =) Da Chonk believes in friendship. There's no way in heck he would have even transformed prior to at least asking Mercy if she was all right. =)We also kind of fast forwarded everything...so I assume that everyone else just let Mercy cool down and left her be on the way back to the Manse.
Eonivar So... (and Fat Cat will not know this, of course, because this is Out-of-Character information)... Mercy is holding Amara's departure (which is the result of a Player wanting to change Characters) not only against Amara (which I can see) but against the entire group?This is the first strike with the Circle for Mercy. She will remember it. If other things happen, then things could escalate with Mercy.
Eonivar What? No one is giving you a hard time, Eon, and you didn't do anything wrong. I put a Great Scene on your post because I feel it is just that - a great post! Mercy is growing here and your ability to express her is terrific.Ok. I get a well written and great scene but I feel like I am getting raked over the coals for what I wrote? I am confused .
I want to know if there is some way Mercy will not feel angry, lost confused, if a Player decides to play another character again? Would it help if a character who is leaving the Circle explain their decision to Mercy?If anything, I may amend the part where Mercy was outwardly violent and mad at Amara upon leaving and just let Mercy hold it in, letting Amara go.
What did I do wrong here? What do I need to fix?
I think going forward, the others leaving will not effect Mercy as she expects them to leave at one point or another now as she feels this is part of her own destiny. This was a lesson that needed to be learned by her.I want to know if there is some way Mercy will not feel angry, lost confused, if a Player decides to play another character again? Would it help if a character who is leaving the Circle explain their decision to Mercy?
Man, that's deep! Nicely put! =)I think going forward, the others leaving will not effect Mercy as she expects them to leave at one point or another now as she feels this is part of her own destiny. This was a lesson that needed to be learned by her.
I agree. I think it honestly *is* meta-gaming to pretend otherwise. If one were to take my guy, Fat Cat, and put him into another Circle for whatever reason, he's going to be affected by that. I think it's good roleplaying to express that. However, I've also seen groups that decided out-of-character to meta-game it and that was good for that group too.Yes, an out of game action changed the game, but I think it is ridiculous to assume changing characters will not effect the other characters in game. Particularly after the adventures they have had. It is almost metagaming in a way if they pretend it does not affect them. And we were able to take this moment and make it a growing moment for Mercy. I do not blame Sherwood at all for changing characters, if I were not attached to Mercy I would do the same. But Mercy and Amara had a connection. (at least I felt it) and Amara leaving left a void in Mercy...and that had to be dealt with. In my eyes now, it has been dealt with and Mercy is better for it.
Prior to posting in-game, I recommend communicating here in OOC.how should I have approached this differently?