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Marswipp

Journal of Carr Loss
« on: February 21, 2006, 11:45:49 am »
I have been wandering about for many months (possibly years), and have learned much.

 Some of the things I have noticed about myself: My strength, dexterity, and spiritual charisma are beginning to increase.

 I sometimes find myself thinking about swords (I don't know why, though), bow-fishing, which I think will be easier than using the rod and bait, and about learning to speak more languages, like Elfish (which feels second-nature because of my race). For some reason, I feel I should learn Draconic; something tells me it will be highly useful in many years.

 On a different note, I was able to acquire an oak staff and crossbow. The new arms seem to be of good quality, and prove to be better than hickory during combat.

 The more I think about this war against this "Bloodstone" character, the more I feel he is the one who killed my parents... not sure why, though... *most of the following text is somewhat illegible* [strike]It's just[/strike] -- [strike]It feels as though[/strike] -- Is he undead?
Playing D&D 3.5e, D&D 5e, Pathfinder, and exploring Starfinder through a VTT
 

Marswipp

Re: Journal of Carr Lossëhelin
« Reply #1 on: September 10, 2006, 06:28:52 pm »
// Carr writes: "Why do I have this sudden urge to remember my birthday, now?" then pauses. It is five minutes before he begins writing again. "I remember experiencing the second-most severe part of death... is that when I forgot my birthday? Or did I forget it when I experienced the third-most sever part of death?" After mentioning his sudden urge, and listing what he thinks are two possible reasons for his forgetting of his birthday, he requests of Aeridin silently (and apparently in writing): "Aeridin, I beg of you; let me remember my birthday! Please!!"

// second-most severe: DT | third-most severe: experience loss
Playing D&D 3.5e, D&D 5e, Pathfinder, and exploring Starfinder through a VTT