If I Had a Heart

If I Had a Heart

For a somewhat complicated roleplay

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Finding The Heart Decisions

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  1. I am copycapt and copied mage huhu

    @Carina @atlaswut @ravenlord

    shall we go with... hmm... NUMBER 2? i am simply picking numbers here
  2. gasps

    how dare you copy me
  3. what can i say i am simple human, i see good idea, i imitate
  4. As the holder of the maps, I probably shouldn't voice my opinion so I'll go with 2.
  5. my vote is on opening the remaining two chests first because... WAT IF HEART IS IN THERE

    because yes, our DM would totally make it that easy, but imma not meta game here
  6. the heart could be anywhere but please consider: traps
  7. ALRIGHT FAMALAM WHERE WE GOIN NEXT

    @soundofmind @AtlasWut @RavenLord

    copy pasta'ed for reference:
    Heartseekers, we have three tunnels to choose from in Room 6. We can go back the way we came (tunnel 2) or go down tunnel 1, 3, or 4.
  8. I have no preferenceebut I will steer y'all somewhere if need be
  9. me, wanting to follow a meme

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  10. as a mildly confused bandwagoner I also say three and will assume that's the direction uhhhh Aumrauth is already walking

    unless... @ravenlord knows a better way to go to advance plot... >_>

    <_<
    lol
  11. It would appear Aumrauth is heading down tunnel 1 since he mentioned it turning away from the mystery door.

    I know many ways to advance the plot >:3 and that is one of the ways. Honestly this level can take you to all manner of interesting places.
  12. okay so we are headed down tunnel 1 okay okay good good
  13. ALRIGHT WE GOIN TO TUNNEL NUMERO UNO
  14. (*whips out map*)
  15. So the tunnel we've chosen branches off yet again. Which way are we thinking of going there? Down to the bottom half of the map or up into the center?


The best and most beautiful things in the world can not be seen or even touched - they must be felt with the heart.
— Helen Keller