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6/8/2025, 9:53:54 PM
>>95823756
For my actual gameplay, stuck in journaling hell, converting play notes into writefaggotry. Still fun; since my human thief has left the elven capital in search of riches, returning to the ruins where he rescured an elf noblewoman captured by orcs that so happens to be over a dungeon, he has entered the dungeon only to meet with goblins. One of them spoke the same "common", and since they weren't hostile and were drinking, the thief sat down with them, broke bread and learned they were at war with a tribe of kobolds in the lower levels of the dungeon. He went to meet the goblins' chief, agreed to help them in exchange for treasure, and has been fighting both Kobolds and human treasure hunters (bandits). In the dungeon's second level, he met by chance one of the Orcesses he had previously defeated and extracted an oath from to never draw steel against him again, searching for a treasure for her tribe in the depths. They've decided to work together, which is where I took a break. She's still upset with him for basically forcing her to swear she'll never try to beat him in combat, since my setting orcs are tribals, driven by honor but take oaths extremely seriously. Her attitude was described as "savvy" and "inconsistent" when I generated her, so I read her as a tsundere. There's also a language barrier between them, since she speaks Orcish and she's partially fluent in Goblin, and the thief speaks Common, full stop. Their communication the first time was through another Orcess who spoke Common, and this time to show the thief is working with the goblins the chief sent one of his women, an old, ugly-as-sin gobliness who speaks common and is acting as an interpreter for them. I'm excited to get back into their situation, but housekeeping my notes comes first.
>>95824515
I am struggling so hard with this, right now I'm coping with "everybody agrees that surrendering captives are ransomed back to their sides or fairly forgiving/porn logic slavery."
For my actual gameplay, stuck in journaling hell, converting play notes into writefaggotry. Still fun; since my human thief has left the elven capital in search of riches, returning to the ruins where he rescured an elf noblewoman captured by orcs that so happens to be over a dungeon, he has entered the dungeon only to meet with goblins. One of them spoke the same "common", and since they weren't hostile and were drinking, the thief sat down with them, broke bread and learned they were at war with a tribe of kobolds in the lower levels of the dungeon. He went to meet the goblins' chief, agreed to help them in exchange for treasure, and has been fighting both Kobolds and human treasure hunters (bandits). In the dungeon's second level, he met by chance one of the Orcesses he had previously defeated and extracted an oath from to never draw steel against him again, searching for a treasure for her tribe in the depths. They've decided to work together, which is where I took a break. She's still upset with him for basically forcing her to swear she'll never try to beat him in combat, since my setting orcs are tribals, driven by honor but take oaths extremely seriously. Her attitude was described as "savvy" and "inconsistent" when I generated her, so I read her as a tsundere. There's also a language barrier between them, since she speaks Orcish and she's partially fluent in Goblin, and the thief speaks Common, full stop. Their communication the first time was through another Orcess who spoke Common, and this time to show the thief is working with the goblins the chief sent one of his women, an old, ugly-as-sin gobliness who speaks common and is acting as an interpreter for them. I'm excited to get back into their situation, but housekeeping my notes comes first.
>>95824515
I am struggling so hard with this, right now I'm coping with "everybody agrees that surrendering captives are ransomed back to their sides or fairly forgiving/porn logic slavery."
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