IS YOUR DEATH ON THE HORIZON?
OK, so I'm almost ready to play Banjou (sob these scans hate me), so here's the thing: from the point in canon I'm taking Banjou right now (between chapters 4 and 5), Banjou still has predictions to break, and even if I canon-update him, he will still have predictions to break thanks to Bekku, SO IF YOU WANT TO HAVE A PREDICTION OF DEATH/GENERAL HARM AND WANT TO HAVE BANJOU BREAK IT, let me know here and fill this thing out!
Character: you can sign up more than one!
Date & Time: This can be as specific as you want (Thursday, August 13, 2009 @ 12:25 PM) or general (sometime this month on either Monday, Wednesday, or Friday sometime around 3 in the afternoon), and remember, Space and Time is our bitch
Location: again, as specific or general as you want
Cause of Death/Accident: this can be cracky or serious
What's in the photograph: Banjou's predictions are in picture form. All he sees is what's given in the photograph, but Banjou has done prediction breaking for a while, so he can get pretty much all the info he needs from it. These photographs can have about anything in them, but they rarely do. More often than not, all that's in the photograph is just the accident itself and barely anything else (one photograph just shows an hit-and-run victim in just the lower corner of the photograph and nothing else). These photographs can also be damaged in some way (burnt corners, etc).
Character: you can sign up more than one!
Date & Time: This can be as specific as you want (Thursday, August 13, 2009 @ 12:25 PM) or general (sometime this month on either Monday, Wednesday, or Friday sometime around 3 in the afternoon), and remember, Space and Time is our bitch
Location: again, as specific or general as you want
Cause of Death/Accident: this can be cracky or serious
What's in the photograph: Banjou's predictions are in picture form. All he sees is what's given in the photograph, but Banjou has done prediction breaking for a while, so he can get pretty much all the info he needs from it. These photographs can have about anything in them, but they rarely do. More often than not, all that's in the photograph is just the accident itself and barely anything else (one photograph just shows an hit-and-run victim in just the lower corner of the photograph and nothing else). These photographs can also be damaged in some way (burnt corners, etc).