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7/1/2025, 1:58:10 PM
>>280145055
The cross and sickle one?
The cross and sickle one?
6/13/2025, 10:21:15 PM
>>95865206
So let’s try to ignore strict rationality here, normal logic is loose in our setting, things are permitted to be if they hold symbolic weight:
Your elf desires to embody itself in the material realm for a meaningful reason, maybe out of love or because of a yearning desire to make what you are existing and be more, maybe some mortals sacrificed to you and you were drawn by an insatiable desire for more things that this world can offer, you want to feel and be part of the game of life so you spun yourself in the limitation of this existence (pic-related). Unlike some other elves who have briefly embodied themselves for the pleasures of the flesh, this is a more permanent limitation that you have taken upon yourself, you subjected yourself to death. Whatever limitations your character takes is theirs to choose, and everything about your character and their story must symbolise something deeper - but it can be simple. Furthermore, any elf characters you play have a set of three or so words that must be connected or so to explain the sphere they abide by, these words must be accepted by the DM. They have a special connection to these themes, they are empowered and limited by them, and it shapes their personality.
In the story, this is symbolised by you passing through some liminal space. They are on a quest, and cannot pass through again until this quest is completed.
So let’s try to ignore strict rationality here, normal logic is loose in our setting, things are permitted to be if they hold symbolic weight:
Your elf desires to embody itself in the material realm for a meaningful reason, maybe out of love or because of a yearning desire to make what you are existing and be more, maybe some mortals sacrificed to you and you were drawn by an insatiable desire for more things that this world can offer, you want to feel and be part of the game of life so you spun yourself in the limitation of this existence (pic-related). Unlike some other elves who have briefly embodied themselves for the pleasures of the flesh, this is a more permanent limitation that you have taken upon yourself, you subjected yourself to death. Whatever limitations your character takes is theirs to choose, and everything about your character and their story must symbolise something deeper - but it can be simple. Furthermore, any elf characters you play have a set of three or so words that must be connected or so to explain the sphere they abide by, these words must be accepted by the DM. They have a special connection to these themes, they are empowered and limited by them, and it shapes their personality.
In the story, this is symbolised by you passing through some liminal space. They are on a quest, and cannot pass through again until this quest is completed.
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