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Long Game 96: KKC in the Modern Age
The Unknown Character replied to little wilson's topic in Sanderson Elimination
So now to artificially inflate my post count to keep my ratio safe. How'd everyone do on their Tuition? Mine was quite a bit higher than I would have liked, but acceptable. Edit: Also a little bit miffed that Sart got off with a Undignified despite having twice the votes.- 692 replies
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What Are You Reading, Part 2
The Unknown Character replied to Chaos's topic in Entertainment Discussion
Oh this is like my third ish read through. Can't wait for those parts though. What are your thoughts on the ending? Everyone seems to hate it, but I thought it was fine, if a little confusing. -
What Are You Reading, Part 2
The Unknown Character replied to Chaos's topic in Entertainment Discussion
Yes, I can never remember book one's name, but yeah, it's the Black Prism. -
What Are You Reading, Part 2
The Unknown Character replied to Chaos's topic in Entertainment Discussion
Finished Prince of Thorns, it was pretty good, though the middle and part of the end didn't quite catch me like the beginning did. I'll probably read b2 but I'm hesitant. Started Wrath of Empire, liking it and looking forward to it. Started listening to the Lightbringer Graphic Audio, pretty good, the main narrator is about average but Graphic Audio is always pretty good. -
Long Game 96: KKC in the Modern Age
The Unknown Character replied to little wilson's topic in Sanderson Elimination
Sweet sweet roleplay! He ran up the stairs, taking two at a time, panting. Cavothee ran up the stairs, then right as he got to the first landing, his hat shook and fell off. His hat fell off. His hat! Cavothee stumbled to a stop. He had to get his hat. A loud clang came from the stairs. No! The sygaldry would be damaged! He pivoted with a speed few would expect from a man of his size. He dashed down the steps as quickly as he could. Bounce clang, bounce clang, the hat fell down the stairs. Kuh clang! The hat came to a stop at the bottom of the stairs. He almost fell down the last few steps to the hat to pick it up. It was scuffled, but mostly untouched. Cavothee dusted it off, then removed the outer layer to examine the sygaldry. It was similarly battered, but nothing vital was interrupted. He carefully reattached the external shell of the hat, integral for full stylishness. He donned the hat, and, feeling nothing awry, went back up the stairs. He was much more careful the second time. The Windy Tower lived up to its name. Though Cavothee couldn't attest to its windiness, it was certainly a tall tower. After seven (how lucky) flights of stairs, he arrived at Rinth's room. Rinth would be so excited! Cavothee raised his hand up to knock on Rinth's door. He knocked and nobody answered- 692 replies
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Long Game 96: KKC in the Modern Age
The Unknown Character replied to little wilson's topic in Sanderson Elimination
I like that last post from Ash. Feel the Dingo comments have been inaccurate the last few times they've been used? I'll go with MozSart Sart here, partly as a CC, partly as a WitW was that vote on Mat, and partly as a Kas sheep, though that’s thankfully only a very small part. Now to just write one more roleplay before rollover.- 692 replies
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Long Game 96: KKC in the Modern Age
The Unknown Character replied to little wilson's topic in Sanderson Elimination
Well, the Nobles PM consists purely of emoticons (mostly ninjas), evil laughter (mostly me), and white text (mostly comparing how rich we are and how annoyed at Szeth we are). So not exactly the most threatening thing.- 692 replies
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Long Game 96: KKC in the Modern Age
The Unknown Character replied to little wilson's topic in Sanderson Elimination
So everyone but me, Archer and Szeth? Sounds a little prejudiced to me.- 692 replies
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Long Game 96: KKC in the Modern Age
The Unknown Character replied to little wilson's topic in Sanderson Elimination
It is probably relevant that I can pretty consistently read Kas since that Devo Alcatraz game, so he probably was more ready to believe that I was just scrambling for the TR. In a v!Kas world at least, which I find pretty likely.- 692 replies
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Long Game 96: KKC in the Modern Age
The Unknown Character replied to little wilson's topic in Sanderson Elimination
Yeah, just wanted to make it clear. And speaking of reduction: Cavothee snarled. Why would this sygaldry never work? Cavothee had always had a gift when it came to making runes and crafting shapes, but when it came to creativity, he was lost. He was trying to make a device that would allow the holly to sit on his head without poking him. Join Teh to Gea, he frowned. It wasn't quite enough. Well, then Teh to Gea again. Ule, no Doch would be better. Fehr for iron padding, Sah for the holly, Doch again, the Ule. Cavothee lifted the cap up, looked at it in the light, then set it on his head. He started when it didn't poke. It worked? It worked! "Yes! Hurra! Est iz furtig." He was finally done. He stood up, sliding his chair back, almost knocking it over. He slipped his little hat cover, then looked at himself in the mirror. It looked like a pretty standard fedora, though bulkier than would be typical. It looked absolutely stunning. He ran out the door of his room, then all the way out of the inn. He had to show Rinth. Cavothee ran down the street over the cobbles. He walked into the Windy Tower, running two steps at a time, but then at the first landing, his hat slipped off.- 692 replies
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Long Game 96: KKC in the Modern Age
The Unknown Character replied to little wilson's topic in Sanderson Elimination
Sorry Kas! Was scrambling to figure out a vote and you were basically the only name to come to mind /shrug. Don't actually particularly suspect you.- 692 replies
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Long Game 96: KKC in the Modern Age
The Unknown Character replied to little wilson's topic in Sanderson Elimination
VC? Suppose I'll vote Kas. I'll almost certainly change it in a bit but rollover might be coming up so I want to get the Tuition Reduction in.- 692 replies
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Long Game 96: KKC in the Modern Age
The Unknown Character replied to little wilson's topic in Sanderson Elimination
I'll do anything if given a sufficient monetary incentive. Plus the last two times I've broken my voting meta, I've been village. Almost certainly, mostly in games where I'm forced to vote.- 692 replies
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Long Game 96: KKC in the Modern Age
The Unknown Character replied to little wilson's topic in Sanderson Elimination
Oh, madness holds no fear for me. Madness waits for some. It creeps up on others. But me? I creep up on madness and slit its throat while its looking the other way.- 692 replies
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Long Game 96: KKC in the Modern Age
The Unknown Character replied to little wilson's topic in Sanderson Elimination
I don't think I bribed my Master enough, he didn't elevate me. I almost @ ed JNV to ask where he was elevated in, then I realized that he can't talk. I think the writeup implies Naming, but no idea if that's accurate or not.- 692 replies
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Long Game 96: KKC in the Modern Age
The Unknown Character replied to little wilson's topic in Sanderson Elimination
So here's my logic here. A lot of people don't understand this in real life even, but money saved is equal to money earned. If I have a necessary bill of ten talents every months, and I reduce it to just 1.4 every month (which I will right around, a lot of the time even more), I have saved basically 8.6 talents, which is the same as just getting a bag of 8.6 talents out of thin air. That's more than what half the people get in a stipend I think, and for what, a few hundred words of roleplay, some PMing and filing EP. Tuition should only be difficult if you let it be.- 692 replies
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Long Game 96: KKC in the Modern Age
The Unknown Character replied to little wilson's topic in Sanderson Elimination
That is communism. Practical communism at least. Wealthy dude says give me your stuff, then I'll give it back. But who says I'm wealthy? Maybe I'm one of those nobles who's fallen on hard times. Maybe I'm like Sim, a paper duke to a tin king. Technically most theories say Kvothe himself is half-noble, so maybe I'm secretly an Edemah Ruh.- 692 replies
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Long Game 96: KKC in the Modern Age
The Unknown Character replied to little wilson's topic in Sanderson Elimination
You get half a talent for posting once, half a talent for each 200+ word roleplay, then 3/10s of a talent for both voting and PMing. There's other stuff, but I'm not too concerned with it.- 692 replies
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Long Game 96: KKC in the Modern Age
The Unknown Character replied to little wilson's topic in Sanderson Elimination
The former is a joke about him being a noble, the latter is a joke about confirmed good not being confirmed right, and how I mildly trust him. There's really no connection. And don't forget, if you want me to vote somewhere else, just outbid everyone else.- 692 replies
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Long Game 96: KKC in the Modern Age
The Unknown Character replied to little wilson's topic in Sanderson Elimination
Archer. Drake. Confirmed good = confirmed correct, so therefore probably good =probably right. Right? This is mostly just cause I need to vote and won't risk voting myself. I am selling both of my votes at auction. In the future, this may decrease to only one vote, but for now, Let the Auction Begin!- 692 replies
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Long Game 96: KKC in the Modern Age
The Unknown Character replied to little wilson's topic in Sanderson Elimination
The man who taught me to smith called me Re'lar because I had a penchant for not listening. My first real friend called me Keendriller for the rhyme with "Kingkiller," and for my skill with a drill. I have been called Rustless, Quickhammer, and Two-Tap. I have earned those names. Crafted and paid for them myself. But I was brought up as Cavothee. My father once told me his grandfather had carried a letter to a man named that, and that he just liked the sound of it. His pen ran out of ink. "Oh, krist, krayle, en kote." Cavothee looked around his desk. "Where did I put that blackened pen?" Hesaw it right as scooted his chair out to get up to look for it somewhere. He picked up the pen and started writing again. I have, of course, been called many other things. Most of them uncouth, although very few were unearned. I have stolen apples from sleeping merchant-men. I have burned down the horse stables of the King himself. I have spent the night with Toothless Jenna and left with both my sanity and my life. I was accepted into the University at an older age than most men graduate. I tread paths by moonlight that most are too sensible to travel at all. I have talked to priests, flirted with women, and sung songs that make the dogs howl. You may have heard of me.- 692 replies
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Long Game 96: KKC in the Modern Age
The Unknown Character replied to little wilson's topic in Sanderson Elimination
Same honestly. Trudged through a Crown of Swords, so I'm officially halfway through.- 692 replies
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Long Game 96: KKC in the Modern Age
The Unknown Character replied to little wilson's topic in Sanderson Elimination
My name is Cavothee, pronounced nearly the same as "Kvothe." Names are important as they tell you a great deal about a person. I've had more names than anyone has a right to. My mother called me Sparkless. Which, depending on her tone, could mean several things. The first implication is obvious if you've ever met my mother. She is a cruel woman, and I was always a slow spoken child. If I had been born in a harsher land, I might have been cast out as mentally unfit. Now, that softness has remained, but is concealed by my large unruly beard, like rust spreading on iron. I look more a mad scientist than a simpleton. The next implementation was surely unintended, but I have had a talent for precision since my early years. This allows me to forge metal and shape sygaldry while creating nearly no sparks. The last, well, when the name of fire came to my lips, Flame came without spark or sound, and so what was once a cruel nickname became a badge pride. Cavothee paused. That last part wasn't strictly true. Should he erase it? No, he decided, leave it in. By the time his autobiography was released to the world, it would be true. If only he could get the Master Namer to actually teach him. He sighed, then picked up his pen to keep writing. ~ I think I'm going to enjoy writing this character very much. The Kvothe obsessed blacksmith who's determined to learn Naming (and/)or go insane trying.- 692 replies
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Long Game 96: KKC in the Modern Age
The Unknown Character replied to little wilson's topic in Sanderson Elimination
All you guys doing 1,000,000 word roleplays over hear, meanwhile I'm bashing my head against the wall just trying to get 200 words a day. Also: Archer for phishing, though I may take you up on your offer. @little wilson, @Elbereth, I cannot vote the same person with both votes, correct? Not that I will most likely. I rarely vote once, voting twice just seems like overkill. Edit: Should note, it is impossible to vote Kas this game as we cannot vote insane people.- 692 replies
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Also: @Treamayne Red Rising, despite similar themes causing some confusion, is very firmly in the pure Sci-fi category. It seems to get recommended a lot around fantasy circles because if it's themeing and Epic Fantasy esque nature, but it is still very Sci-fi. Edit: I've looked into it even more now, and a note that it is a great entry point for Fantasy readers/is very Fantasy-esque would probably fit somewhere in the entry.
