slaveking: (consider)
MARCELLUS GERARD ([personal profile] slaveking) wrote in [community profile] faderift2016-01-23 10:49 am

O2 ♚ I'M A LONG TIME TRAVELER HERE

WHO: Character(s)
WHAT: Several Rifters and native drop-ins congregate at the Tavern as advertised via messenger crystal.
WHEN: Late January (forward-dated for recentmost app approvals!)
WHERE: The Tavern, private room
NOTES: OOC plotting here! Feel free to treat this like a general mingle log, but I will be making empty starters below for specific topics for group threads/conversation. An infodump/glossary link may also be pending from Araceli/Church.




It's past dinner time. This provides a reasonable excuse to drink only out of the ale pitchers set up for the expected guest, although there's a little bread and salt pork set up on the one bench along the wall. Dozens of chairs and a few less tables are loosely organized into groups. There's no dais or marked center for the room, the bar room version of the principles of the Arthurian round table, all being equal in the private room. Which, granted, is only as private as the public announcement and common courtesy might enforce. In other words, that can't be a real expectation.

However, the other Tavern workers are watching the door and main floor discreetly, multi-tasking with running the usual evening business. It's not so different from any other night, not even for the involuntary immigrants gathering on the second level. Drink, talk, and get to know.

lennethvalkyrie: (playful)

[personal profile] lennethvalkyrie 2016-02-18 08:40 pm (UTC)(link)
I have found that it depends what motivated you to do so. If it were simply of a desire to help, adventurer is apt enough. Mercenary, perhaps, if mainly for recompense. [There's no judgement in her tone. As long as there was strife, and those who could deal with it better than others, mercenaries were a fact of life. They were no better or worse than other soldiers, simply motivated more by a slightly disillusioned practicality.

After all, leaders betrayed. Money did not.]