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2) Ask your flist to post questions in the comments.
For example:
"4, 6, 12 & 15 are starting a band together, what is their name and what kind of music do they play? Also, who's the lead singer, and what instruments do the others play?"
3) After your flist has asked enough questions (I'll go for at least ten, and everyone can ask more than one), round them up and answer them using the 15 characters you selected beforehand, and then post them.
...only better make it 1 through 12. I could scrape up 15 characters, but I can't remember all their names and some are from a veeeeery long time ago and I would rather not talk about them if I did not have to :P
ps A little bird is telling me that the characters at the top of the list would be recognizable to LARP-goers, while the rest is more familiar to those of you I've rolled dice with. (And this is how we roll)
2) Ask your flist to post questions in the comments.
For example:
"4, 6, 12 & 15 are starting a band together, what is their name and what kind of music do they play? Also, who's the lead singer, and what instruments do the others play?"
3) After your flist has asked enough questions (I'll go for at least ten, and everyone can ask more than one), round them up and answer them using the 15 characters you selected beforehand, and then post them.
...only better make it 1 through 12. I could scrape up 15 characters, but I can't remember all their names and some are from a veeeeery long time ago and I would rather not talk about them if I did not have to :P
ps A little bird is telling me that the characters at the top of the list would be recognizable to LARP-goers, while the rest is more familiar to those of you I've rolled dice with. (And this is how we roll)
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Date: 2006-11-26 02:14 am (UTC)12) Ember of Star's Flame, Exalted Ghost-Blood (child-assassin who eventually learned a little bit about compassion)
3) Elli, slighty crazy (a good little Malk), very traumatized vampire, eager to please and fit in but a little socially inept because of the trauma, passionate about poetry (Masquerade)
7) Elalor, Exalted - Zenith Caste Solar, extremely jaded and cynical socialite and performer
(You got nearly all the "E" names in one swoop :P)
Elli is the geek and one of those really, painfully awkward geeks at that. She really wants people to like her, but she's a little socially inept and write angsty poetry when she still doesn't fit in. (Which the cheerleader reads aloud and sneers at.)
Elalor is very much the cheerleader. And in university, she'd go on to be a really obnoxious stereotypical sorority sister. Shaaaallow. She'd probably string along the boy Elli likes, just to be awful.
Ember of Star's Flame (yes, that's her full name) is the broody outsider. Being a child-assassin with no particular concept of compassion will do that to you. Let's call her the misunderstood goth that hates everyone in their sheltered little town.
Channon is the jock a little by default and while she might be better suited to the cheerleader role, I think she could have a lot of fun with the sports playing.
The plot looks a little like this: Elli is in wuv, but Elalor (that bitch!) steals her man. Ember takes pity on poor, heartbroken Elli and with a finely honed sense of justice, talks Elli into getting revenge. Things go zany and haywire along the way (as any good movie) and just when things are about to go to hell for our protagonists, Channon the jock believes them and stands behind them. Elalor is forced to move away in disgrace and Elli gets the guy and Ember kind of sort of fits in. Channon continues to be well-loved by the entire student populace. The lesson is that being bitchy and mean is awful: be good to your fellow man and all will end well.