Lost a tailcoat: tails go down to the ground, primarily a goldenrod yellow, collar is cream, sleeves are a metallic black. I think I left it in a corner of the inn on Saturday.
~Meander Correlis, Master Alchemist
Baronial Ambassador to Londwyn
Champion of Homunculi City
Alice really thrived this month, with her character throwing anyone she interacted with for a loop, even after she had left. The emotional drive she displayed all throughout the week really showed a new side to her, that won't be forgotten so easily. Great job Alice!
Because the WITL had such amazing RP from everyone, it seemed only right that we give more than one PC award...
Jeff B. as Nalick Underhill, John H. as Atrus, and Jenna L. as Hazar
All three of these players showed top-notch performance in three entirely different roles. Jeff really showed his commitment to the Bardic arts and was always able to produce eloquent poems and stories on the spot. John gave a compelling take on his role of the Dark Clergyman, able to withstand the criticisms of the most distrustful townspeople and present his tenants in ways that made people assist his Dark ceremonies who would not have dared set foot on such a site a year ago. Jenna's portrayal of a newcomer from a foreign land, struggling at first with the language barrier, then with the customs of the land, brought a compelling perspective to the event and fueled a lot of great interactions with the players. You all deserve a nod for helping make this weekend amazing for everyone!
Alice really thrived this month, with her character throwing anyone she interacted with for a loop, even after she had left. The emotional drive she displayed all throughout the week really showed a new side to her, that won't be forgotten so easily. Great job Alice!
Because the WITL had such amazing RP from everyone, it seemed only right that we give more than one PC award...
Jeff B. as Nalick Underhill, John H. as Atrus, and Jenna L. as Hazar
All three of these players showed top-notch performance in three entirely different roles. Jeff really showed his commitment to the Bardic arts and was always able to produce eloquent poems and stories on the spot. John gave a compelling take on his role of the Dark Clergyman, able to withstand the criticisms of the most distrustful townspeople and present his tenants in ways that made people assist his Dark ceremonies who would not have dared set foot on such a site a year ago. Jenna's portrayal of a newcomer from a foreign land, struggling at first with the language barrier, then with the customs of the land, brought a compelling perspective to the event and fueled a lot of great interactions with the players. You all deserve a nod for helping make this weekend amazing for everyone!
