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 Posted: Mon Aug 10, 2009 2:10 am
More names;
Bassaraba
Aeogonia
Serra Leon. smile
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Posted: Mon Aug 10, 2009 10:49 am
They sound like good city names if nothing else, though Serra Leon is far too well known...
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Posted: Mon Aug 10, 2009 11:43 am
Gorenza More names; Bassaraba Aeogonia
Serra Leon. smile Alright. It was worth a shot. Miradonia Straiton Ayrshire
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Posted: Mon Aug 17, 2009 12:57 pm
We now welcome Gorenza to the crew!
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Posted: Tue Aug 18, 2009 2:14 pm
Thank you very much *bows politley*.
I just moved to a new city and am currently looking for a new job and or unemployment. My internet acess has been cut to 9:00am - 6:00pm week days and only tell 5:00pm on weekends. Which is difficult for me since I am quite used to acessing gaia late at night.
Should anyone have any questions I am typically very quick about responding. You have to forgive me however for my current predicament.
Lily we have a new player who wishes to play a human/faun breed.
Do fauns exist in this world?
Does she need to adjust her character?
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Posted: Tue Aug 18, 2009 4:58 pm
I'm talking with them currently but that's a good point; based on the character I would assume Fawns in legend are closely related to Fae culture, which is mostly Mareal's area at the moment; I really don't know much about them. Fawns aren't listed currently in the Fae entry of the Species Guide so I really don't know, but there are things like Leprechauns listed, which sounds not far off from a goat-person, certainly a lot farther away from what I generally consider to be Fae.
For the time being I think I'll allow it, unless somebody has a good argument against it.
Also to the point of her being half fawn, as I see it the world of Fae is far more magical than biological, which would go to say Fae are close to the group of Monsters, creatures of magic, as apposed to animals which are simple creatures; therefore the concepts of biology that prevent crossbreeding in our other species do not directly apply. You could say a child born to Human and Fae is more closely related to that born to the virgin Mary by god than a child between two Humans. Luckily the character's history goes to dissuade more of such hybrid characters by the punishment inflicted on her by the Seelie Court.
*bangs a gabble*
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