In demand

[choccoweeble]

Well i think by now the pure larp joy that was Artificer has been successfully conveyed. As has been previously stated it has been exceedingly difficult to come out of character.
I think I found myself even more in demand than the other members of my party, being only the second PC Threadweaver in the system. On Friday night I found myself being constantly drum-rolled on the head with plot sticks - I believe at one point I was trying to deal with 4 seperate plot events all at once.
I love my character to bits, she appears very calm and sensible on the outside, but being from a family of artists she is inevitably a sensitive soul although very good at hiding her emotions. She may well be setting herself up for heartbreak, however, as she is rapidly falling for the most eligible batchelor in the whole of Lalenth. Get the tissues ready!
Now off to work and I will be spending as much time as possible writing up all my plot notes whilst I can still remember everything, then starting work on my downtime submission, which I believe may well include many different things - although all of them inevitably creating excuses to spend as much time as possible around a certain Lord...

Quote of the day "You've changed places! Lord Gavren, you've become a loaf of bread!"

Comments

[midnightoak.livejournal.com]

I also liked "You have eaten a lady cheese sir and must be punished!" from the same conversation.

Argh! the lack of people to froth at is getting to me...I am writing fiction in an attempt to at least get something useful out of it.

[foul-temptress.livejournal.com]

I agree that doing DT things straight away is always good. I do it or things just fall out of my brain.

I stupidly havent done this for Maelstrom or the Fallen and now have no idea what arrangements or plans I had.

I think most people froth on the boards for release or on messenger. I have no messenger at the mo and feel out of a loop.