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Out of instinct she dropped to his side and searched frantically for the wound. "Hello? Anyone? Healing magic?" @The Wandering Wizard @Tani

Kaeni watched, helpless, as the metal arm guy got frickin shanked and hurled to the floor. "Don't get close to it!" She shrieked.

The glengal didn't seem very happy about the little man attacking it. With a hiss of pain - though it could also very well have been irritation - the glengal stabbed at Ran'at with its tail, once again at a blinding speed like a loaded spring.

"Also worth a try."

"You got... anti-bug magic?"

I like you liking my idea of using them as a decoration. Go for it. As for the timeline, don’t fret too much. The Annimus/Quendi/Xino.co storyline is also only a couple days in. The Bunny Crew has been going for less than a week, I think

Sure thing boss

Oh also I made the currency system: Every island pretty much has its own currency, but the most widely-accepted is the Ortean crystal-based coinage (known as Crys, for short). It consists of tons of different crystal types carved into rough shapes, then smoothed and polished and engraved on both sides (the Ortean crest on the front, monetary value on the back). These are the most commonly-attributed coins: Mica (1) - Usually quite small, and rarely useful enough on their own. Most farmhands and low-end workers are paid in these for a bit over 10 crys a workday. Feldspar (5) - Also quite small. You can probably buy yourself a meal at a tavern with one. Often used in tandem with mica for paying low-end workers. Quartz (10) - Medium-sized, most often used for bank exchanges or more expensive marketplace items. Probably worth a stay at an inn or some oil. Onyx (20) - A small coin, occasionally confused with Mica (amusingly enough). They aren’t used particularly often. Good for a solid set of warm clothing or maybe a chicken. Agate (25) - Large-ish, with an allure about them. They’re quite common among the middle-class for trades and purchases of slightly more luxurious items, like ironcast lanterns or pieces of silverware. Citrine (50) - Smaller than an agate, roughly. A peasant might see one or two of these in their vault in their lifetime from a lucky score or a particularly bountiful harvest. Probably worth a small case of incense or maybe even a piece of jewelry. Garnet (100) - A bit smaller than a quartz. Most peasants are worth a few of these, but rarely have enough money on them at one time to have reason to exchange for one. Worth about milk goat or a bottle of decent wine. Amethyst (200) - “Where’s all our amethyst?” were the cries of the nation of Klincal during a massive investment blunder made by the local duke (his increased taxes had gone to funding a navy that sank a day after departure). After all the taxes are collected, they’re changed at the bank for these coins to be sent more easily to the local government. You could easily buy yourself a cow or several acres of land with one of these. Turquoise (250) - Also initially crafted for tax-gathering, but amethyst turned out to be much more useful at it. Bankers like their little inside jokes about this one. Worth a workman’s labor for a whole month, pretty much, though they’re certainly never paid like this. Opal (500) - Quite large, often with a few holes poked into it so rich folks can sew them onto their clothing. If you’re wealthy enough to actually be using these, then you probably worry less about what each coin is worth and more about things like monthly expenses or long-term investments. Past here are just honorific coins. The odds of seeing these used in actual trades is incredibly rare, as the gemstone are likely more valuable cut into jewelry or just on their own than stuck with a stamp and given a number. They’re given out as rewards from the throne for great services or grand achievements, and are usually cashed out for more applicable coinage or tossed into a vault where it will sit for all eternity. Each is roughly the same size as a quartz coin. Jade (1000) - Maybe if you’re rich you’ll have one that’s been passed down through your family after your great-grandfather saved the king’s nephew from a fire or something. Put it in a case and display it on your wall: make your house a great target for the local burglar. Emerald (1200) - Given to civil servants as a reward for grand scientific discoveries. Ruby (1200) - Given to military officers as a reward for grand successes in battle. Topaz (1500) - Just a general reward for people who do really cool stuff. Diamond (1500) - Just a general reward for people who do really cool stuff but don’t like topaz for some reason. Most likely our characters won't be dealing with coins any larger than agate, with the largest we'll be seeing being citrine or maybe garnet if we're lucky. Try to avoid going full-on D&D for this (i.e. merchants offering you a thousand gold coins for delivering oOoOoOoOooo pLoT dEvIcE).

We agreed to do it in Orteo 'cause that's... where we are. I think.

I figured that might be the case . They're been added to the OP.

I just summoned everyone whose character I had in the OP. That included you. That did not include Xino. Can someone point me to Xino's character sheets plz?

E V E R Y O N E Looks like the thread took off! Epic! Y'all have no idea how much seretonin that gives me. I figured it might be nice to check in and make sure everybody's up to date as to what's going on. After all we're all sooooorta planning on having everyone bump into each other at the Triluminescence festival (have some epic Smash-Bros-Brawl-style inciting incident kinda hijinks), so let's figure out where we're all at timeline-wise and coordinate from there. *ahem* @Ookla the BlowUpperOfStuff @The Wandering Wizard @The Bookwyrm @CalanoCorvus @NerdyAarakocra @Justice_Magician @Mr. Misting @InfiniteInsanity @Shallan Stormblessed @Ookla the Unknown @Ookla the Inverted @Tani @xinoehp512

"Blowing out its skull with lightning? Won't know until we try."

I do love y'all! Chaotic and energizing are good things!

"Exoskeleton. I think."

"I don't know if any of us will be of much use against it."

"That pocket dimension was a rare exception."

You're welcome

aww, thankk I have a big pack of colored pencils that I use, and whenever I need a color I get every shade from the bag. Usually I blend a couple midrange shades throughout the whole surface, take a lighter color and throw it over top if that doesn't seem full enough, then take the darkest I can find and do the real shading with that.

"Lesson number nine: there's no such thing as a controlled environment."

"And we have to make it there before morning..." Kaeni brought out her bow. "And it already tried to kill you. I imagine it's very interested in killing us." @Tani @Szeth_Pancakes @PyroPhile