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@Jinx  
bear: “anything that kills really, though decapitation would be among the most reliable ones.”

(I am at work, but greetings, man-things)

(good morning)

Coltshan000 Todd  
“Everyone be on your best behavior- let’s get to it!” He heads off to get things sold and bought.
 
Coltshan000 Velvet  
“I’m well,” she smiles, “much better than yesterday. Anything interesting happen?” This is just small talk while she sets the remainder of the mead on the counter, meanwhile taking some twine to tie her pretty hair back later.

@EclecticInspiration  
With a restful sleep you head back to the Quartermaster, “Morning lass, how are ya?”

Your ship. The (insert ship name here), soon pulled into the harbor Sen Codems, a pirate fortress build upon as sandbar.

@Cerebrate  
Decapitation then?

@Jinx  
“of course, the bloodshed can heal them, not revive them.”

@Cerebrate  
Is there a way to kill rot infected individuals normally?

@Jinx  
“the rot can drive you to madness, yes, it certainly encourages doing horrible things, but it is more about brutality and cruelty, the king’s old self probably tries to resist, that’s why he goes mad. a murderer and butcher would probably hardly feel the difference, except pain from sunlight and getting rewarded for his terrible deeds, bloodshed and all related debauchery, would strengthen the rot in them, and in turn see them healed by the blood spilled.”

@Coltshan000  
She’ll drink a good amount of it and sleep off and on, keeping it close. Eventually, she’ll head out back to the quartermaster.

You enjoy your mead in peace as the garrison went about their business.

@EclecticInspiration  
I like the civilian side as it gives character; I like the military side because of a rlly badass moment in one of Cere’s threads >.>  
Civilian really lets me run with creativity, like I’ve already got ideas for prosthetics. Military doesn’t allow much of that, but it does give activity, which civilian usually doesn’t.
 
@Coriolanus  
You could do old art, ye. I do newer stuff, like that cute skaven face.  
I’m not confident-enough to try older art but I suppose there’s no harm in trying

@Cerebrate  
Explain, please.

@Jinx  
Bear: “that is not all the rot does, there is a reason the dragon clan used it so eagerly.”

@Cerebrate  
Ive stayed well clear of rot. No sense in going crazy.

@Jinx  
“they are kept save by druids, sometimes they crystallize in the old menhir circles, if you have the rot in you those would see you keel over though.”

@Cerebrate  
Where might i find these stones?

@Jinx  
“there isn’t one. the spirit stones as we call them, sacred relics of the wyld, contain great power. if one were to gather them that one would be it, free of the rot, and the rot’s destruction incarnate.”

@Cerebrate  
Who is this, spirit walker.

@Jinx  
“the rot would flee and those with a dark heart, like the banes of the rot, perish.”

@Cerebrate  
And if this spirit walker were to show up?

@Jinx  
Bear: “a task like that would be up to a spiritwalker, otherwise you’d have to go district by district, and the guard has standing order to smash the stones we put up.”

this had me on mentioning spaceships & futuristic warfare. ^{%<-<%
 
%[ NSFW link on ‘‘woke’’: Gore/Questionable/Ghost in the Shell (1995) Spoilers ] ( full Ghost in the Shell (1995) movie on Youtube with adds here )%}  
also, the CIA is considered a civilian service, even despite their “special activities” division being essentially a paramilitary unit, which reminds me of the “Civilian Intelligence Directorate” part in the ripped blurb-text about space cyberSweden based on Saturn in the cataclysmic aftermath of cold war 2: electric boogaloo ||coinciding skynet getting ‘‘woke’’ driven mad and out to headhunt then catalog all of mankind because of alien derived sapient malware. || I hacked up, ponified, then posted back in the story-writing thread on derpi.
 
@EclecticInspiration  

 
An art student I know from Turkey calls something like that “master studies”, where old art by deceased artists is recreated for practice. Which, in hindsight, kinda explains the origin of alot of explicit art, considering old shiz like The Birth of Venus. ^%>_>%  
%I’m something more of a Zdzislaw Beksinski fan myself. ^P:%

@Jinx  

 
Not gonna lie, I prefer being spread out because I have a weird schedule(and it’s been my experience people will sail into important story bits without me) but we’re a small group so whatever works/is easier.
 
@Jinx  

 
I’d say split this both ways; I’ll explain on break or at lunch..