And I am working on Outfitting the Old Maiden and getting things written up for you Aria! :3
Also @Aria Leahwierd and I are working on back-story subplots for our characters. just fyi we're plotting. xD
ALSO what level of power do I have as the captain of the Old Maiden (Aka, My Old Lady to Hutch. XD ) I know I get to approve things if people want to blow things up but what else? (you can PM me if you'd prefer.)
"D*** the torpedoes! Four bells! Full speed ahead!"~ Admiral David Farragut
I'd just like to say, whoever takes the child/pure of heart character on board the Old Maiden, Hutchings isn't one to kidnap a child or hold a innocent against their will. I hope this is alright with everyone. even Pirates have morals... lol
"D*** the torpedoes! Four bells! Full speed ahead!"~ Admiral David Farragut
Crew member on the Old Maiden, namely Master Armourer, Chief Gunner, and Combat Advisory and Specialist. Its a long title but all similar jobs likely to be undertaken by the same person.
You know that studded leather armour in films? Nobody wore that. I mean, how would metal studs improve leather armour?
On a random note, there's actually a user named Aria, so I don't get notifications for that unless you use my full name xD
Feel free to plot ^^ Do try to eventually include others (from your ship at least) in that plotting too, though :3
Level of power.. Eh, well. You and Birkhoff, as captains, are pretty much in charge of what happens on your ships. That doesn't give you power to kill of anyone's character with no permission or disrespect the usual rules in some other way, but but if one of you wants to randomly change direction of where your ship is going or attack the other one or something, you can just go ahead and do that (just y'know, make sense of it xD). I'm not really sure how to better answer that question without an example of some sort..?
Also, switching ships is totally a thing. The people from Wing can decide to become pirates, they can imprison each other, so on and so forth. For all that matters, they can sink too - but same as with characters, don't go sinking another person's ship without permission xP Oh mutinies are also a thing. They need to be agreed on with you, but your captains don't need to know about them (as in, you as writers plot it out with others, but the characters have no clue).
She'd kind of have to keep the kid on the ship against the kid's will - otherwise the kid would jump into the ocean and drown/disappear. So she could be doing it for the kid's own good, to keep him/her alive (or at least keep telling herself that).
As for the first mate of Maiden, it's Storm's. Unless for some reason you agree on something different, in which case I won't be against it, but all sides must be happy with that then.
• previously ChildOfNowhere - they/them - literary fantasy with a fairytale flavour
