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All non-story posts here please! :)
"Stella. You were in my dream the other night. And everyone called you Princess." -Lauren2010




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Heya, Stells! Could I grab the prince? Or any other role, if I can!
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Yes, you may!
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May I have the royal entourage? Also, this is such a cool concept.
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Is there anything specific you want the prince to be like/look like? If so I can work with it!
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@Casanova - nope! Just don't be too heroic and traditionally prince-like.

And @Steggy - done!
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Heyo Stella, could I be a huntress?
I want a Harry Potter reboot with Benedict Cumberbatch as all the characters~~Mem
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@Remembrance - sure!
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Hey, can I please claim one of the Tree-Touched?

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Done @BiscuitsBatchAvoy!
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@StellaThomas awesome, creating my character now :)

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I may claim either a merchant or a villager, since neither have been touched upon and I have a character concept that could work both ways. Give me a minute to think about the character concept, I'll get back to you soon enough.
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Aaaannd I take a merchant.
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Both characters approved :) @BiscuitsBatchAboy - the only thing I would say is that your grad party night sounds a little bit too modern for what we're going for - I like the story itself, but just the details like a glass of wine etc etc don't scream for the setting, but that's probably my own fault for not saying we're going for a kind of Grimm Brothers Germany feel. But honestly, I love both of them!

@Sacredledge's character is going to be fun to play with xD
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@StellaThomas I can totally edit it into the setting if you like. Not sure what I'd do other than maybe a goblet instead of a glass but if you've any thoughts :P

What fools these mortals be!
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Who cares if one more light goes out?
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