The Queen's Madness - OOC

[awriternamedian]

Sameeeeee!! All the sensitive spots!

Hehehe


What tattoo do you have?

 

[KhalZhavvorsa]

Hehehe
What tattoo do you have?

The Anbu Black Ops symbol from Naruto on my right arm bicep area-ish place.


Off topic question:


If I were to..introduce a character after the 'event' that would later play a bigger role..would I need to make the CS?

 

[awriternamedian]

The Anbu Black Ops symbol from Naruto on my right arm bicep area-ish place.
Off topic question:


If I were to..introduce a character after the 'event' that would later play a bigger role..would I need to make the CS?

That's an amazing tattoo!!! I'm so jealous!!!!


Mm, it depends. I'm going to say probably yes, mostly because it's good to have something solid to keep track of characters. But it depends on what the character is, and what role they play.

 

[KhalZhavvorsa]

That's an amazing tattoo!!! I'm so jealous!!!!
Mm, it depends. I'm going to say probably yes, mostly because it's good to have something solid to keep track of characters. But it depends on what the character is, and what role they play.

Got it for my birthday :3 I love it dearly.


It's the character I was talking to you about in PM.

 

[awriternamedian]

Got it for my birthday :3 I love it dearly.
It's the character I was talking to you about in PM.

Hmm, I'm gonna say if you'd like to swing a bit of mystery with it, then just dive in, and you can create a CS later once they're actually introduced.

 

[KhalZhavvorsa]

Hmm, I'm gonna say if you'd like to swing a bit of mystery with it, then just dive in, and you can create a CS later once they're actually introduced.

Well..I was planning on said character asking people around the tavern if they'd seen her..but after that the character will remain in the background, and isn't to be interacted for a really long time.

 

[awriternamedian]

Well..I was planning on said character asking people around the tavern if they'd seen her..but after that the character will remain in the background, and isn't to be interacted for a really long time.

Then yeah, I wouldn't worry about making a CS

 

[awriternamedian]

@Veyd Sahvoz Hey, you said it was the city guard captain you were interested in?

 

[KillThemAll]

"Something o keep track of characters"


Want me to pump out CS' for my NPCs?


Also, I got white hair at the moment and


a Horde symbol on my lower back and an


Alliance one parallel to the Horde one. (WoW)


@ianbabyyy


@xEmoBunnehx


Did you include snakes in your character's


bio because you're aware where Mr. Lothbrok


ended up? (According to his Saga)


@Darth Gangsta

 

[awriternamedian]

@KillThemAll Up to you


And ugh, I'm so jealous. Of your hair and tattoos. I've got a small fairy behind my ear and that's it.

 

[KillThemAll]

Hehe~

@ianbabyyy

 

[awriternamedian]

@KillThemAll That gif is amazing.

 

[KillThemAll]

@ianbabyyy


-pat-


I know~


I'm sure you want me to intro Vass soon.

 

[awriternamedian]

@KillThemAll


Yes!!!!!

 

[KillThemAll]

@ianbabyyy


;3


-massage-


You should be ready for the shitstorm she'll both cause and bring.

 

[KillThemAll]

@Rui


Not to bother you but Septa is a GoT term.


The word Sept exists, meaning (roughly) clan.


Septi is the actual origin, as it means "to have seven", as in the Seven Gods of Westeros.


I suppose the Sept based terms could be used if a pantheon of seven were made up, but


just letting you know that the Sept based terminology is made up by George RR Martin.

 

[awriternamedian]

@KillThemAll Both ready and fucking excited dude.

 

[Rui]

@KillThemAll


I'm kind of a got geek.


And what else does one call a renosance nanny, essentially? .0.

 

[KillThemAll]

Renaissance*


Hm...


Nursemaid


@Rui

 

[Rui]

Thanks, and nursemaid?


Seems more...1800s British. And nanny is more early 1900's British.

 

[Rui]

According to the Google, it was nursemaid or just a servant.


Huh.


To end this discrepancy, I shall just name her...


Marsha.


I love that name.

 

[KillThemAll]

Oldest term I can find...


Maybe just 'Mother', as that describes a person who is kind or loves children.

 

[KillThemAll]

Amah and Ayah are terms but not really used.

 

[KillThemAll]

Hehe...


Marsha...

 

[KillThemAll]

But, yeah, I agree, nursemaid sounds 1800s.


We could make up a term.


@Rui