Flesh & Blood, Game 1
Sep. 4th, 2006 01:42 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
alexmegamiGame was quite good. Got to know everyone (hopefully won't forget any names, in OR out of character), and generally enjoyed myself. :D Accountant to cryptkeeper, yay ;)
If you play in Flesh and Blood, don't read past the cut.
Thoughts on various things in-game:
I generally like most of the Invictus that I've met. Sybil seems a little ditzy, as does Gabriel (but he's endearing enough to make up for it, to the point where she forgets 'wow, he's a materialistic floozy'). Matthew is charming. She's not sure what to make of Skeet yet. I can't remember the vitaeophile's name, but she thought he was very dry until he started talking about the vitae. So, we'll see on that count. The redhead, whose name I have also forgotten, struck her as even more hidebound than Matthew, but that was in response to a very specific conversation, and may change. Anton was stand-offish and cold.
Kari was... interesting. In both the normal and Chinese curse sense of the word. Interesting, and Pearl agrees with her basic views, but the fact that 1) she dabbles in magic, and 2) seems to have no sense of propriety, basically do not endear her to Pearl.
LS-wise... She didn't speak to Chester or Belle much. Tony, um. She was sitting there going, "well, uh, heh heh, Italian mob? That was BEFORE death ri--er, okay. Praying for you. Got it. What the hell is wrong with you? *fear*" The Inquisitor-General was... surprising, and she does not like him much, on a kind of visceral level. She was not expecting religious belief to come up as a subject of conversation, and didn't much like that he (as she percieved) brushed off her responses to his questioning of her faith. Based on her very vague understanding of LS doctrine, she is not sure how she feels about the covenant as a whole. I can predict with reasonable certainty that when the Inquisition comes, that will be solidified VERY well in the "NO LIKEY" category.
The Ordo Dracul were also a little distant, but she's pretty sure she's going to be spending more time with Lawrence and Emmaline, so she'll have plenty of time to form opinions about them. She's willing to trust Matthew's judgement on them so far, which seems to be that they play straight.
The Carthians, she did not speak to directly for the most part; many of them came in late, and then when she returned from meeting with Lawrence and Emmaline, they were raising a stink and making demands of everyone's attention in an extremely unseemly way. She is alternately scared of them (that they will turn their attentions on her like that) and annoyed by them.
And thus end my notes to myself about Flesh & Blood. Yay!
If you play in Flesh and Blood, don't read past the cut.
Thoughts on various things in-game:
I generally like most of the Invictus that I've met. Sybil seems a little ditzy, as does Gabriel (but he's endearing enough to make up for it, to the point where she forgets 'wow, he's a materialistic floozy'). Matthew is charming. She's not sure what to make of Skeet yet. I can't remember the vitaeophile's name, but she thought he was very dry until he started talking about the vitae. So, we'll see on that count. The redhead, whose name I have also forgotten, struck her as even more hidebound than Matthew, but that was in response to a very specific conversation, and may change. Anton was stand-offish and cold.
Kari was... interesting. In both the normal and Chinese curse sense of the word. Interesting, and Pearl agrees with her basic views, but the fact that 1) she dabbles in magic, and 2) seems to have no sense of propriety, basically do not endear her to Pearl.
LS-wise... She didn't speak to Chester or Belle much. Tony, um. She was sitting there going, "well, uh, heh heh, Italian mob? That was BEFORE death ri--er, okay. Praying for you. Got it. What the hell is wrong with you? *fear*" The Inquisitor-General was... surprising, and she does not like him much, on a kind of visceral level. She was not expecting religious belief to come up as a subject of conversation, and didn't much like that he (as she percieved) brushed off her responses to his questioning of her faith. Based on her very vague understanding of LS doctrine, she is not sure how she feels about the covenant as a whole. I can predict with reasonable certainty that when the Inquisition comes, that will be solidified VERY well in the "NO LIKEY" category.
The Ordo Dracul were also a little distant, but she's pretty sure she's going to be spending more time with Lawrence and Emmaline, so she'll have plenty of time to form opinions about them. She's willing to trust Matthew's judgement on them so far, which seems to be that they play straight.
The Carthians, she did not speak to directly for the most part; many of them came in late, and then when she returned from meeting with Lawrence and Emmaline, they were raising a stink and making demands of everyone's attention in an extremely unseemly way. She is alternately scared of them (that they will turn their attentions on her like that) and annoyed by them.
And thus end my notes to myself about Flesh & Blood. Yay!
