Those are all that I can think of right off the top of my head. Any others? I kinda like the emerald or the ruby. Rubies are cool because they are blood red.
Anyway, now the make...here is a site with different cut jewels.
okay, sorry I thought you two had came to a desicion between those two. Umm in that case I'd call it the tear of shadows, but then it was have to be ameyhts and be shaped like a tear. Lol, then you could have it make all dark magics stronger or something. I don't know,
Glory is like a circle in the water, Which never ceaseth to enlarge itself, Till by broad spreading it disperses to naught. -William Shakespeare
join my Storybook, now would be a great time for a new character to come in.
Haha, yeahhh, I'll admit, me and rosethorn went a little crazy with the characters. We have most of the same classes together, and I mentioned that Britten wasn't working too well. I think he's great, but I used him to bring in Daryis. Because Daryis will be more intereactive with other people. If you want a profile of him, I could put one down, it's not a problem. I just fiogured Daryis would work better than Britten.
Ohhh, and Matisyn...he's the nameless vampire. We discussed it and I could say his name. And Avril's last name is vortex. That's who all the people are.
Daryis Krushtoff
Gender ~ Male
Hair ~ Black and in his face most of the time.
Eyes ~ Cobalt blue eyes, very intense.
Body type ~ Tall and slender.
Complexion ~ Quite white.
Notes: He's a bit dramatic, almost always has a drink in his hand, is Matisyns older twin. He's usually kind of a wreck.
Manda Michell
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"Why give up? Why give in? It's not enough. It never is."
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anybody else?
I like it better out of those 2
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