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Hows My Driving
I don't normally put ones up on my jounral, but since I'm probably gonna be on haitus for the offical one, I figure I ought to put something up here. Expecially since Ioann is pretty new and has been alot more complicated in comparision to my current OCs, though he's been pretty comparable with Anomie, I think ( Read more... ) -
The Darkfire Wizard and Wars
The Darkfire Wars ( Read more... ) -
Places and magic in Glence
The University-Court ( Read more... ) -
Character History
Birth and crèche ( Read more... ) -
Personality
Perseverance is his primary character trait, for better or for worse, and he doesn’t care which. Underneath the crunchy hurt and vengeful exterior is a hard and chewy center that is quiet and reserved, faithful, dependable, and very loyal. A large core of his problem is he feels that his faithfulness and loyalty betrayed him and lead him down the ( Read more... ) -
extended personality
In many ways, Ioann’s biggest problems, losing his magic and slowly dying aside, stem from his lack of a clear sense of self and identity. His identify has always been something externally applied to him, instead of something that steps from within and through self-reflection and careful analysis ( Read more... ) -
Word Vomit, day three
Arthan, called the Verdant, holds a place of prominence in the University-Court, and a cloak of the brightest green, the shade of a new spring leaf, unfurling in the brightest of morning sun. It is said, among those who dare to speak of such things, or whisper, as the case may be, that he serves the High Wizards himself, directly. That from those ( Read more... ) -
Word vomit, day two, bonus round
His new bedroom felt very…. Odd. Ill fitted. A lush bed, laden with blankets and quilts, all of the finest quality, lacking the draping curtain common to Breliven beds that could be pulled to keep out drafts of cold air on a winter’s night. The University-Court had no need of such measures to ensure that each persons room remained comfortable. ( Read more... ) -
Word Vomit, day two
In the lands of Glence, family linage is determined through the mother’s line. What a strange and foreign way of thought, to the nobles of the wizard-lands, that someone would trust a thing as important as blood heritage to the meager bonds of the marriage bed. The wizards have only a passing interest in the institution to begin with, a ( Read more... ) -
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A mad thing, a sad thing, that a boy, a child really, of a mere ten or eleven years can be made into a threat to a man full grown. Pure and simple insanity, and yet the basic truth. And Ioann had hardly any idea of it at all. None really, with that idiotic idealism of his homeland, carefully cultivated by and continued within the rest of the family ( Read more... )