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November Mission Plotting (Mission 012)
Mission Summary
Genre: Fantasy / Adventure
Premise: Characters are sorted into one of four Fae courts and must blend in among them during the annual winter festival for Fae nobility. Includes fancy dress up, party games, and a requirement to learn Fae etiquette. Oh, and there's some lost player characters to find...
Tone: Light and easy, with the option for exploring the world and taking on quests relevant to each court.
Objectives: Locate and rescue the stranded lost Vestiges; demonstrate acceptance of other cultures.
❬ BETWEEN THE NIGHT AND MORROW ❭
Auriel is a country that is known for rejecting outside influences. While it is situated on a massive planet with many different continents to explore, Auriel has shut itself off from everything else, adding a barrier around its lands to prevent others from entering. The Fae who reside within the barrier once depended on the belief of others in their world to survive, but centuries of evolution and adaptation have allowed them to sustain themselves based merely off of their own belief in their existence. They do not rely on outside sources, and instead shun other cultures entirely. They are extremely prejudiced to outsiders.
Instead, Auriel has separated itself into five Courts, each with their own specialties, weaknesses, and talents therein. While Fae are not born into these specific courts, they discover their own specialties around their ninth birthday, and are removed from their parents’ care and into the care of their Court instead. Since Fae are long-lived and some even immortal, children are a rare event and the bequeathing of a child to a Court is a significant occasion. When they are sorted, they are moved into one of four main Courts, one for each season and two each for Seelie and Unseelie.
The continent is accordingly also broken up into four areas, one for each main Court. While the Courts do generally keep to themselves, there are quarterly gatherings at the lands where their continents merge in which they share resources, offer their assistance to other Courts, and throw large parties in which they can celebrate one another and what they have accomplished.
The Courts do have monarchs, a King and Queen for each -- but these are long-ago established titles that indicate function rather than marriage. As such, they are not inherently gendered. The King takes care of outward-facing external affairs, including conflicts; and the Queen takes care of domestic affairs, including managing the Court itself. For the most part, these titles shift very rarely, and there is no assumption that the next to take a title will be of the same lineage.
The fifth court, Corvinae, is populated by outcasts who discover later in life that they do not quite fit in with the Court they were destined for. Perhaps their abilities later -- shifted. Perhaps they discovered with age that despite their specialty being flames, they simply did not have the affinity to maintain the fire within them. Regardless of the circumstances, all outcasts are welcome in Corvinae -- but the change is permanent, as they're branded as oathbreakers to the rest of the Fae and widely shunned. Corvinae live in secret.
Instead, Auriel has separated itself into five Courts, each with their own specialties, weaknesses, and talents therein. While Fae are not born into these specific courts, they discover their own specialties around their ninth birthday, and are removed from their parents’ care and into the care of their Court instead. Since Fae are long-lived and some even immortal, children are a rare event and the bequeathing of a child to a Court is a significant occasion. When they are sorted, they are moved into one of four main Courts, one for each season and two each for Seelie and Unseelie.
The continent is accordingly also broken up into four areas, one for each main Court. While the Courts do generally keep to themselves, there are quarterly gatherings at the lands where their continents merge in which they share resources, offer their assistance to other Courts, and throw large parties in which they can celebrate one another and what they have accomplished.
The Courts do have monarchs, a King and Queen for each -- but these are long-ago established titles that indicate function rather than marriage. As such, they are not inherently gendered. The King takes care of outward-facing external affairs, including conflicts; and the Queen takes care of domestic affairs, including managing the Court itself. For the most part, these titles shift very rarely, and there is no assumption that the next to take a title will be of the same lineage.
The fifth court, Corvinae, is populated by outcasts who discover later in life that they do not quite fit in with the Court they were destined for. Perhaps their abilities later -- shifted. Perhaps they discovered with age that despite their specialty being flames, they simply did not have the affinity to maintain the fire within them. Regardless of the circumstances, all outcasts are welcome in Corvinae -- but the change is permanent, as they're branded as oathbreakers to the rest of the Fae and widely shunned. Corvinae live in secret.
❬ THE FAIR FULL MOON DOTH TURN ❭
... to swift decay, and burn her fire away.
The mission will run for a total of five weeks through December 19 and incorporate the next test drive meme. From November 14th to November 28th, the annual winter festival is held, hosted by the winter court Umbraean.
Characters will be separated into one of the four courts, and instructed to integrate themselves with the Fae. Their main mission objective is to locate the lost player characters -- residents of other bubble cities trying to save their worlds, now referred to as Vestiges. In order to accomplish this, they must participate seamlessly in the festivities without letting on to any Fae that they are outsiders, and they will accordingly be subject to all Fae laws and customs.
Upon arrival, they will receive a glamour. This can be as extreme or as light as you’d like! Perhaps their appearance changes entirely to help them blend in, or perhaps it just adds a certain... elvish look to them, making them appear closer to a Fae’s idea of “perfect” than they might have usually. Characters will be given abilities (boons) corresponding to their Court -- these abilities will not travel back to Etraya with them, as they are environment-specific. Along with these abilities, they will also have flaws -- inherent negative effects that are part of belonging to their specific Court.
Characters will take on all the characteristics of their Court as described below. The specifics of their glamour are left up to you, and we welcome variation and creativity. Fae do have wings, but don't always show them -- they can hide or retract them at will. Typically, they resemble insect wings.
During the festivities, the Fae play games and put on shows, which are described below as side quests. Side quests are open to all characters to participate regardless of their Court.
For this mission, we are encouraging players to give us side quest ideas in the thread below and we will build off of those and what we see from activity in the plotting comments here to finalize our prompts in the mission log. We're looking to get a sense of which aspects you're most interested in playing with. Hopefully, this means the prompts will ultimately be responsive to player interests.
The mission will run for a total of five weeks through December 19 and incorporate the next test drive meme. From November 14th to November 28th, the annual winter festival is held, hosted by the winter court Umbraean.
Characters will be separated into one of the four courts, and instructed to integrate themselves with the Fae. Their main mission objective is to locate the lost player characters -- residents of other bubble cities trying to save their worlds, now referred to as Vestiges. In order to accomplish this, they must participate seamlessly in the festivities without letting on to any Fae that they are outsiders, and they will accordingly be subject to all Fae laws and customs.
Fae Laws
To know a name is to hold a leash.
- A Fae’s true name carries power over them, and those who know it have power over them.
- These names do not have to be their birth names, but can be established as part of joining their Courts.
- Characters will instinctively know their true names.
- Fae cannot cross thresholds without the permission of those residing within them. This translates over to other Fae, too.
- An invitation can be literal or symbolic.
- Once invited, they must abide by the terms of entry. The host must show gracious reception and the guest must not disrespect their home.
- Fae society runs on equivalent exchange. Be careful who you thank.
- To accept a gift without returning it puts the Fae under a binding debt.
- Those who break the law of exchange may be branded dishonorable.
- Promises and oaths are binding.
- Breaking an oath causes physical or spiritual decay, as well as banishment from one’s Court.
- Those clever enough will word their vows carefully, avoiding lies whilst still twisting the truth.
Upon arrival, they will receive a glamour. This can be as extreme or as light as you’d like! Perhaps their appearance changes entirely to help them blend in, or perhaps it just adds a certain... elvish look to them, making them appear closer to a Fae’s idea of “perfect” than they might have usually. Characters will be given abilities (boons) corresponding to their Court -- these abilities will not travel back to Etraya with them, as they are environment-specific. Along with these abilities, they will also have flaws -- inherent negative effects that are part of belonging to their specific Court.
Characters will take on all the characteristics of their Court as described below. The specifics of their glamour are left up to you, and we welcome variation and creativity. Fae do have wings, but don't always show them -- they can hide or retract them at will. Typically, they resemble insect wings.
During the festivities, the Fae play games and put on shows, which are described below as side quests. Side quests are open to all characters to participate regardless of their Court.
For this mission, we are encouraging players to give us side quest ideas in the thread below and we will build off of those and what we see from activity in the plotting comments here to finalize our prompts in the mission log. We're looking to get a sense of which aspects you're most interested in playing with. Hopefully, this means the prompts will ultimately be responsive to player interests.
❬ courts of the fae ❭
Florere Seelie Court of Summer
Daylight. The natural organic world. Dryads and rangers. Color theme is golds and browns. Prizes athleticism and kindness.
Boon: Shapeshifting or healing. If the former, the character will have a dedicated animal they can shift into at will that reflects their spirit; if the latter, healing includes restoring any organic life, including making plants grow.
Flaw: Florere need regular skin-to-skin contact or verbal affirmations (praise). They're closer to their heritage than the other courts, so they require additional energy contributions in the old way to stay healthy. Without this, they become sluggish and wilted.
Florere Quests
The Faelands are extensive and varied, home to a wide array of biomes and creatures. Florere, naturally, wants to encourage party-goers to get outdoors and into nature, so their requests are all oriented around taking exploratory trips into the nearby wilds. From traditional woodlands to savannah to craggy coasts, enterprising characters can find somewhere to explore.
Floreri collect flora and fauna from interesting places to decorate their homes, and use the holidays as opportunities to expand their collections. Sometimes they might request a plant they want to add to their garden, meaning they require a carefully transported cutting; or they might relish in the hunt and put out bounties for Faeland creatures. Anything across the multiverse in mythology is fair game as a resident of the Faelands.
Examples of possible flora & fauna requests: mandrake, gillyweed, aconite, corpse flower, lotus, ghost plant, or obscure citrus varieties; kelpies, redcaps, chupacabra, sasabonsam, kumiho, vodyanoy, or even a request to bottle a will o' the wisp.
According to Fae law, they repay these favors in kind.
Floreri collect flora and fauna from interesting places to decorate their homes, and use the holidays as opportunities to expand their collections. Sometimes they might request a plant they want to add to their garden, meaning they require a carefully transported cutting; or they might relish in the hunt and put out bounties for Faeland creatures. Anything across the multiverse in mythology is fair game as a resident of the Faelands.
Examples of possible flora & fauna requests: mandrake, gillyweed, aconite, corpse flower, lotus, ghost plant, or obscure citrus varieties; kelpies, redcaps, chupacabra, sasabonsam, kumiho, vodyanoy, or even a request to bottle a will o' the wisp.
According to Fae law, they repay these favors in kind.
UmbraeanUnseelie Court of Winter
Nighttime. The unseen world of dreams. Poets and politicians. Color theme is black and silver or pale grey. Prizes austerity and eloquence.
Boon: Illusion magic or empathy. A facility with illusions makes them especially prone to trickery -- the subtler the better. A truly masterful illusion will be one the victim never realizes was an illusion at all. For empathy, the ability to lightly detect emotions in others or even project and emanate an emotion of their own allows them an equally subtle advantage in manipulation.
Flaw: Those of the winter court are unable to directly lie themselves. This means they're typically masters of oration, weighing each word with precision.
Umbraean Quests
Since the Winter Court are the hosts for this festival, they set the main activities, and in this case they are putting on a game of Oathbreaker. This is a light Fae version of games like Among Us, Werewolf, or Mafia. One character from each court will be randomly selected to be the designated Oathbreaker, so there will be four in total. This will be ICly a secret but OOCly known for ease of plotting. The game occurs throughout the entire festival as an ongoing bit of intrigue and fun.
Of course, this is a party, so the Oathbreaker isn't really killing anyone -- they must get someone else alone in an isolated location and then offer them a flourishing red chrysanthemum, which the recipient must pin to their lapel to mark that they've been taken out of the game. Victims marked with flowers cannot share any further information with anyone from that point on.
The goal for the Oathbreakers is to mark more than half of the other player characters with death flowers; the goal for everyone else is to reveal all of the Oathbreakers before that occurs. Once revealed, an Oathbreaker cannot hand out any more death flowers, and will wear a white lily of their own to mark their demise.
Each participant is able to make three Oathbreaker "accusations" for the whole event, so use them wisely!
Of course, this is a party, so the Oathbreaker isn't really killing anyone -- they must get someone else alone in an isolated location and then offer them a flourishing red chrysanthemum, which the recipient must pin to their lapel to mark that they've been taken out of the game. Victims marked with flowers cannot share any further information with anyone from that point on.
The goal for the Oathbreakers is to mark more than half of the other player characters with death flowers; the goal for everyone else is to reveal all of the Oathbreakers before that occurs. Once revealed, an Oathbreaker cannot hand out any more death flowers, and will wear a white lily of their own to mark their demise.
Each participant is able to make three Oathbreaker "accusations" for the whole event, so use them wisely!
AestusSeelie Court of Spring
Order and creation. Wild unrestrained growth. Mages and artisans. Color theme is anything bold and gaudy. Prizes skill mastery and courage.
Boon: Elemental magic or crafting specialty. Each Aestus specializes in either a school of elemental magic or a craft such as sewing, cooking, painting, or smithing -- anything that results in a tangible creation or piece of art, including music. Characters in Aestus will find themselves with a sudden strong affinity for their specialization, whatever it is, for the duration of the mission.
Flaw: Tapping into the raw power of creation makes them volatile. Aestus feel emotions particularly strongly, and their pride is immense: they can't back down from any challenge leveled at them.
Aestus Quests
As the court of artisans and creativity, Aestus hosts an open maker's flea market at every festival. A huge variety of Fae-crafted items can be found for sale here.
Fae operate based on barter rather than a hard currency, so hopefully your character has something worth trading in return. They can even set up their own vendor stall if they desire. Well-made fresh bread is considered the most valuable barter item of all.
Possible wares include weapons, clothing, potions, art pieces, enchanted jewelry, individually printed chapbooks, and more.
Anyone with proper pride is eager to show off, and the talent show is a grand occasion serving as the main entertainment. Characters can sign up like any other Fae and might even win something if they put on an impressive show. Since the judges themselves are Fae, you should try to put on an act that suits their tastes. They prefer elegant displays of battle or dance, or proficiency in art or magic.
Fae operate based on barter rather than a hard currency, so hopefully your character has something worth trading in return. They can even set up their own vendor stall if they desire. Well-made fresh bread is considered the most valuable barter item of all.
Possible wares include weapons, clothing, potions, art pieces, enchanted jewelry, individually printed chapbooks, and more.
Anyone with proper pride is eager to show off, and the talent show is a grand occasion serving as the main entertainment. Characters can sign up like any other Fae and might even win something if they put on an impressive show. Since the judges themselves are Fae, you should try to put on an act that suits their tastes. They prefer elegant displays of battle or dance, or proficiency in art or magic.
SirenaUnseelie Court of Autumn
Decay and entropy. Inevitable decline of life to death. Hedge witches and mystics. Rather than a color, their aesthetic theme is artful transience (wabi-sabi). Prizes patience and insight.
Boon: Potions or divination. Sirena are masters at using the flow of time to their advantage, either by reading it directly via divination (future and past) or by intuiting what components are needed for a potion to create a desired effect. Characters will either gain a divination method they excel in or an innate knowledge of how to create potions, which are the most versatile and lasting form of Fae magic.
Flaw: Being so tuned into how temporary life is, Sirena are extremely curious and drawn to mysteries. They can't resist asking a plethora of questions about the slightest novelty, all too aware it might occur only once and this is their sole chance to learn of it.
Sirena Quests
What the King and Queen of Sirena appreciate most as tribute is a good mystery. Their evening soirées are scholarly affairs, with low music playing and courtiers attempting to one-up one another with the most interesting tidbit they've learned recently. The Queen may even summon someone he learns has first person testimony for something particularly interesting.
You better answer the summons lest you offend them, and answer an endless array of questions from the Court until they're satisfied.
Sirena also hosts a more deliberate game: a puzzle-based scavenger hunt. They'll give the first hint to anyone who asks, but from there, it gets extraordinarily challenging. Riddles, logic puzzles, hidden secret passageways, and sometimes even straight out trivia questions. One correct answer leads to a clue pointing toward the next puzzle.
If someone gets a question or puzzle wrong, they might have to pay a silly Fae penalty for an hour: losing their shadow, being cursed to wander aimlessly unless guided, speaking only in Shakespearean quotes, becoming face-blind, repeating the hour until they solve the puzzle, or being followed by a swarm of moths, to name a few.
You better answer the summons lest you offend them, and answer an endless array of questions from the Court until they're satisfied.
Sirena also hosts a more deliberate game: a puzzle-based scavenger hunt. They'll give the first hint to anyone who asks, but from there, it gets extraordinarily challenging. Riddles, logic puzzles, hidden secret passageways, and sometimes even straight out trivia questions. One correct answer leads to a clue pointing toward the next puzzle.
If someone gets a question or puzzle wrong, they might have to pay a silly Fae penalty for an hour: losing their shadow, being cursed to wander aimlessly unless guided, speaking only in Shakespearean quotes, becoming face-blind, repeating the hour until they solve the puzzle, or being followed by a swarm of moths, to name a few.
CorvinaeThe Fifth Court
Those who don't belong. Dark gothic aesthetics. Mischief and loyalty to found family. The only constancy in life is that it's ever-changing, that it cannot be contained or understood.
The outcasts take great pleasure in flaunting their defiance of hierarchy. Every year, the Corvinae cycle through their members to designate a new monarch; thus, every member is both ruler and subject at different points in their life. Their love for one another grants them extraordinary power, enough to defy the standard rules of Fae... and as a result, they encourage expression of love any way that is consensual. Nothing is off limits.
Boon: None of the Fae laws apply to them, and they can leverage their belief in one another to bloom their natural gifts beyond what is possible in the traditional courts.
Flaw: Cannot survive outside of their community, as they depend on their mutual devotion to exist. This creates an insular and secretive subculture, almost cult-like.
Can you find the Fifth Court?
The Corvinae are hard to find, but it might be worth the effort for any individuals bored by the usual festivities. The Fifth Court knows how to really party.
Since children are exceptionally rare for Corvinae -- only a handful exist, born into the existing members of the court -- this is an adults-only illicit event. A magical barrier prohibits any underage character (or NPC) from entering even if they do find the location. For anyone borderline in age (say, mid teens through early 20s) they may instead find themselves in a strangely subversive reading group, with an adult leading them through outlawed texts preaching principles of active consent and free love.
For those that do want to attend, the easiest way is to get an invite: Corvinae use these quarterly gatherings as opportunities to recruit new members. They participate in the above-board activities, pretending to be part of the regular courts and sounding out candidates until they find someone too curious for their own good... and then they seductively invite them elsewhere.
In their secret enclave, all bets are off and all rules are made to be broken. In Corvinae, unlike elsewhere in the Faelands, nothing is holding you to your word; instead devotion is the highest law, and nothing done with a sincere heart could be wrong.
(Please be mindful that although we do not have any content restrictions, appropriate content warnings are required. Otherwise, have fun!)
Since children are exceptionally rare for Corvinae -- only a handful exist, born into the existing members of the court -- this is an adults-only illicit event. A magical barrier prohibits any underage character (or NPC) from entering even if they do find the location. For anyone borderline in age (say, mid teens through early 20s) they may instead find themselves in a strangely subversive reading group, with an adult leading them through outlawed texts preaching principles of active consent and free love.
For those that do want to attend, the easiest way is to get an invite: Corvinae use these quarterly gatherings as opportunities to recruit new members. They participate in the above-board activities, pretending to be part of the regular courts and sounding out candidates until they find someone too curious for their own good... and then they seductively invite them elsewhere.
In their secret enclave, all bets are off and all rules are made to be broken. In Corvinae, unlike elsewhere in the Faelands, nothing is holding you to your word; instead devotion is the highest law, and nothing done with a sincere heart could be wrong.
(Please be mindful that although we do not have any content restrictions, appropriate content warnings are required. Otherwise, have fun!)
❬ LOST VESTIGES ❭
As Aurora mentioned before sending everyone into Auriel, amongst the native residents are 17 individuals who do not belong with them.
At the end of a previous mission given by their own AI, Castor, they were left behind. Perhaps Castor had miscounted his residents, perhaps he simply forgot these ones specifically. A lapse in judgement, certainly, but Aurora's mission here is simple: gather those who had originated from Pollux, and take them back home along with her own citizens to Etraya. Given Castor had already removed them from his own count, he will not be re-adding them to his own citizenry; rather, Aurora intends to take them for herself.
These individuals have been blending in amongst the Fae for two months, and have integrated themselves in with their courts. Etrayans must find the individuals from Pollux and provide them with one of Aurora's tokens to ensure she will be able to locate them to pull them back to Etraya. The token takes the form of an embroidered handkerchief with Aurora's name in beautiful script lettering.
However, these tokens cannot be given to the Fae. The characters' glamours will work on each other as well as the Fae, meaning it will take some sleuthing to deduce who the lost Vestiges are if they're doing a good job blending in. Anyone who gives a token mistakenly to a Fae will fail the mission. Please let us know in the major events thread below if this occurs.
At the end of a previous mission given by their own AI, Castor, they were left behind. Perhaps Castor had miscounted his residents, perhaps he simply forgot these ones specifically. A lapse in judgement, certainly, but Aurora's mission here is simple: gather those who had originated from Pollux, and take them back home along with her own citizens to Etraya. Given Castor had already removed them from his own count, he will not be re-adding them to his own citizenry; rather, Aurora intends to take them for herself.
These individuals have been blending in amongst the Fae for two months, and have integrated themselves in with their courts. Etrayans must find the individuals from Pollux and provide them with one of Aurora's tokens to ensure she will be able to locate them to pull them back to Etraya. The token takes the form of an embroidered handkerchief with Aurora's name in beautiful script lettering.
However, these tokens cannot be given to the Fae. The characters' glamours will work on each other as well as the Fae, meaning it will take some sleuthing to deduce who the lost Vestiges are if they're doing a good job blending in. Anyone who gives a token mistakenly to a Fae will fail the mission. Please let us know in the major events thread below if this occurs.
❬ COURT ASSIGNMENTS ❭
And now for the part you actually care about... The names highlighted blue* are the Oathbreakers for each Court selected for the game put on by Umbraean. Note that this is just a party game and does not have any influence on their court placement or taking on Fae traits.
Lost Vestiges:
Current Characters:
Lost Vestiges:
Current Characters:
Lost Vestiges:
Current Characters:
Lost Vestiges:
Current Characters:
Florere
Lost Vestiges:
Current Characters:
Accelerator levelshift
Adrian Chase (Vigilante)taxevasion
Barnabas Tharmrodinpusrex
Brandon Carverfortitudosalutis
Dabiburningideals
Damian Waynebrat
Dante*nowfeaturing
Dylan Brockcodicies
Felixunlawful
Gary Greenunalienated
Gustavedemainvient
John Reeseaimsforknees
Joshua Rosfielddangerbird
Kirk Langstromgodsandbats
levelshiftAdrian Chase (Vigilante)
taxevasionBarnabas Tharmr
odinpusrexBrandon Carver
fortitudosalutisDabi
burningidealsDamian Wayne
bratDante*
nowfeaturingDylan Brock
codiciesFelix
unlawfulGary Green
unalienatedGustave
demainvientJohn Reese
aimsforkneesJoshua Rosfield
dangerbirdKirk Langstrom
godsandbatsLark Tennant ukan
Lex Luthor1a1a1a
Maellemaellum
Neropullit
Nico di Angelodemigoth
Noctis Lucis Caelumsomnifer
Painecrimsonsphere
Quentin Quirequerulus
Rufus Shinraambitiousblond
Sephirothminiroth
Scielcache_coeur
Shadowhearttocastashadow
Thor Odinsonasgardianlegend
Zagreusbloodandlife
ukanLex Luthor
1a1a1aMaelle
maellumNero
pullitNico di Angelo
demigothNoctis Lucis Caelum
somniferPaine
crimsonsphereQuentin Quire
querulusRufus Shinra
ambitiousblondSephiroth
minirothSciel
cache_coeurShadowheart
tocastashadowThor Odinson
asgardianlegendZagreus
bloodandlifeUmbraean
Lost Vestiges:
Current Characters:
Apollo unpollo
Arisow
Bruce Waynebatsymbol
Cidolfus Telamonlevindicated
Emet-Selchuntsundered
Gaiahammerbearer
Hawksvelocityraptor
Hernan Guerrasonofzod
Illyana Rasputinalingeringshadow
Jason Toddcopsormasks
Jayce Talishexcope
Julian Kellervexant
unpolloAri
sowBruce Wayne
batsymbolCidolfus Telamon
levindicatedEmet-Selch
untsunderedGaia
hammerbearerHawks
velocityraptorHernan Guerra
sonofzodIllyana Rasputina
lingeringshadowJason Todd
copsormasksJayce Talis
hexcopeJulian Keller
vexantMal Durrish once_reborn
Mel Medardaconsiliaria
Monkey D. Luffytensibility
Nate Greyoverconfidently
Octavia Blakeplangona
Portgas D. Acedonfire
Robert "Hob" Gadling100more
Renoir Dessendrebetenoir
Sephirothsefirot
Sleeperdefinecat
Verso*versorecto
Vivi Ornitierornitiers
Yang Cheng (E-Soul)neonrain
once_rebornMel Medarda
consiliariaMonkey D. Luffy
tensibilityNate Grey
overconfidentlyOctavia Blake
plangonaPortgas D. Ace
donfireRobert "Hob" Gadling
100moreRenoir Dessendre
betenoirSephiroth
sefirotSleeper
definecatVerso*
versorectoVivi Ornitier
ornitiersYang Cheng (E-Soul)
neonrainAestus
Lost Vestiges:
Current Characters:
Aliarra Landsritter lockdownbuild
Barbara Gordonher_own_rules
Bossienottheboss
Bruce Waynetheknightshift
Caitlyn Kirammanclavesregni
Chrissy Cunninghambubblegumheart
Clea Dessendrerepaintress
Cloud Strifenimbuster
Connorinstabilitatem
Dick Graysonauderes
Dion Lesageoblige
Jonathan Cranerestingstitchface
Julie Greathousekrtaps
Gladiolus Amicitiainimicitia
lockdownbuildBarbara Gordon
her_own_rulesBossie
notthebossBruce Wayne
theknightshiftCaitlyn Kiramman
clavesregniChrissy Cunningham
bubblegumheartClea Dessendre
repaintressCloud Strife
nimbusterConnor
instabilitatemDick Grayson
auderesDion Lesage
obligeJonathan Crane
restingstitchfaceJulie Greathouse
krtapsGladiolus Amicitia
inimicitiaLois Lane thisisontherecord
Oscarsacrificialpawn
Percival De Rolo IIIbadnewsandshitlist
Sameen Shawcactusy
Samilrowd
Shiraki Mayukowelcome_summer
Sleipnir Harbard*quibblingfunctionary
Sundaychoirmaster
Toph Beifongfieldtrip
Trafalgar D. Water Lawresuscitative
Vergilantimetabole
Viktorhexcorized
Wade Wilsonfourthwalled
thisisontherecordOscar
sacrificialpawnPercival De Rolo III
badnewsandshitlistSameen Shaw
cactusySamil
rowdShiraki Mayuko
welcome_summerSleipnir Harbard*
quibblingfunctionarySunday
choirmasterToph Beifong
fieldtripTrafalgar D. Water Law
resuscitativeVergil
antimetaboleViktor
hexcorizedWade Wilson
fourthwalledSirena
Lost Vestiges:
Current Characters:
Cassandra de Rolo littlestderolo
Clark Kentnewsbeat
Clive Rosfieldheroofhopeless
Dib Membraneagentmothboy
Doreen Greeneatsnutsandkicksbutts
Dwayne ir'Dornwill_chase_balls
Fabian Aramais Seacastermaximumlegend
Hank Andersonbootyshortsforoldmen
Harold Finchornithologist
James T. Kirkfizzbins
Jason Toddleastdramatic
Jean Greyheartofthedream
Jonathan Kentsolarson
littlestderoloClark Kent
newsbeatClive Rosfield
heroofhopelessDib Membrane
agentmothboyDoreen Green
eatsnutsandkicksbuttsDwayne ir'Dorn
will_chase_ballsFabian Aramais Seacaster
maximumlegendHank Anderson
bootyshortsforoldmenHarold Finch
ornithologistJames T. Kirk
fizzbinsJason Todd
leastdramaticJean Grey
heartofthedreamJonathan Kent
solarsonKnife* rudelanguage
Lokiabit_ofboth
Lunetrebuchim
Prompto Argentumsaychocobo
Riz Gukgakstresstokens
Robert Romanobadlydisarmed
Roronoa Zoroyourotherleft
Scott Summerslaserguy
Sophie Cuckoosophielicious
Steve Rogerspursuitofcappiness
Vax'ildan Vessartwin_blade
Vex'ahlia de Rolousedhuntersmark
Vincent Valentineloveandsin
rudelanguageLoki
abit_ofbothLune
trebuchimPrompto Argentum
saychocoboRiz Gukgak
stresstokensRobert Romano
badlydisarmedRoronoa Zoro
yourotherleftScott Summers
laserguySophie Cuckoo
sophieliciousSteve Rogers
pursuitofcappinessVax'ildan Vessar
twin_bladeVex'ahlia de Rolo
usedhuntersmarkVincent Valentine
loveandsin❬ MISSION NOTES ❭
📌 — There will not be any played NPCs for this event, but feel free to ask how hypothetical interactions would be received if you'd like mod input. Otherwise, you're welcome to make up those details.
📌 — We are, however, looking for side quest ideas from players. Anything from a vague "yes, give a lot of flea market detail!" for Aestus to specific puzzle concepts for Sirena are welcome. If you'd like to plot out something elaborate for Fae NPCs to be up to, now's your chance! We'll incorporate selected suggestions into the mission log.
📌 — Please make sure to use the major events comment thread specifically to announce character actions that have a significant impact on the mission outcome or other characters. For this mission that should include: anyone "killed" or revealed in Oathbreaker, any time a lost Vestige receives a token, or if an Etrayan hands a token out to a Fae mistakenly.
📌 — For all questions relating to this mission, please refer to the mission queries comment on this post. All other questions can be directed to the FAQ. Please note there is no opt-out for this mission.
There is now a MASTER FAQ POST for this mission.
📌 — We are, however, looking for side quest ideas from players. Anything from a vague "yes, give a lot of flea market detail!" for Aestus to specific puzzle concepts for Sirena are welcome. If you'd like to plot out something elaborate for Fae NPCs to be up to, now's your chance! We'll incorporate selected suggestions into the mission log.
📌 — Please make sure to use the major events comment thread specifically to announce character actions that have a significant impact on the mission outcome or other characters. For this mission that should include: anyone "killed" or revealed in Oathbreaker, any time a lost Vestige receives a token, or if an Etrayan hands a token out to a Fae mistakenly.
📌 — For all questions relating to this mission, please refer to the mission queries comment on this post. All other questions can be directed to the FAQ. Please note there is no opt-out for this mission.
❬ PLOTTING FORM ❭
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