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* '''Frequently interrupted by RL''': My RL is hectic, so I'm only able to get online a little here and there. And as much as I try to avoid it, I may need to log off at inopportune times. I appreciate your understanding. | * '''Frequently interrupted by RL''': My RL is hectic, so I'm only able to get online a little here and there. And as much as I try to avoid it, I may need to log off at inopportune times. I appreciate your understanding. | ||
| − | * '''Open to the Darkness in the WoD''': Though Amalia is set at Risk 0, I'll usually agree to permanent or semi-permanent changes to the character if the drama is awesome and appropriate. I just don't want to "pre-consent" to Random Acts of Death and/or Dismemberment, | + | * '''Open to the Darkness in the WoD''': Though Amalia is set at [[Risk|Risk 0]], I'll usually agree to permanent or semi-permanent changes to the character if the drama is awesome and appropriate. Essentially I just don't want to "pre-consent" to Random Acts of Death and/or Dismemberment; extended imprisonment, enslavement, or mind control; and so on. Basically, I care too much about this character to throw her away or otherwise not be able to RP her. |
Revision as of 11:53, 26 September 2014
- Frequently interrupted by RL: My RL is hectic, so I'm only able to get online a little here and there. And as much as I try to avoid it, I may need to log off at inopportune times. I appreciate your understanding.
- Open to the Darkness in the WoD: Though Amalia is set at Risk 0, I'll usually agree to permanent or semi-permanent changes to the character if the drama is awesome and appropriate. Essentially I just don't want to "pre-consent" to Random Acts of Death and/or Dismemberment; extended imprisonment, enslavement, or mind control; and so on. Basically, I care too much about this character to throw her away or otherwise not be able to RP her.
