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Hermina's Mark is the Mark of Snow. She is forgotten easily. Her face in a crowd is the most generic. A conversation with her will slip from the mind like ...

it's useful to write the characters in a pad before submitting them, just in case something goes awry. And yeah, it doesn't accept them immediately -- I have to click ...

haha chill out guys, no need to make her feel pressured or anything. did you have the profile written in a pad or something?

D: I actually have to approve those manually

that's party of the mystery of the mark ;) jk they're straight

Vergilius' Mark is the Mark of the Fool. By speaking, he can get the desired reaction from people. For example, if he is overall acting in a friendly way, the ...

awesome, welcome!

completely reasonable

I'm pretty sure Galfridus has by now realized pain is not part of his metaphorical dictionary, yeah.

I'm pretty sure it'd be reasonable for a lot of them to not know what they're capable of doing, unless they've been in a situation where they could have done ...

it is so. Also, closing acceptance at 8 characters. Once we reach that number we'll start posting. If we don't reach it in a few days we'll start posting anyway.

your pain receptors are dead, so I'm pretty sure you can stroll through fire without feeling a damn thing. I felt it was very appropriate considering his personality. Careful though, ...

Galfridus' Mark is the Mark of the Beast. He feels no pain. It is located on his neck. (took me a while to make this one)

Aria and Alv, I thought long and hard on your Marks, and I think this is the most effective result. Arelie's Mark is the Mark of the Dreaming God. She ...

no no I didn't express myself quite clearly: things as they are now are fine, I was thinking the people who haven't quite made their profiles yet. I don't have ...