Sounds like a great idea. Syd is a great roleplayer and would make it her mission to drive RP to the business.

This is a well-thought-out proposal, and I am very interested in this faction on the times I do get out to the backwaters! It seems fun and unique to me but I do have a bias towards all the awesome RP’ers named.

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I honestly cannot think of anybody better to run the Chicken Shack and naturally, I am all for the kind of business that gets a special pin on the FDH map!

I personally quite like a little thought in posts providing that there is plenty of substance that I can respond to in a meaningful way. I also like to post thoughts. However, I do not like when people thought-emote nasty things about the other character as it is hostility that I cannot respond to. (This is not an absolute rule, there are right…[Read more]

Welcome to Crack Den

Welcome to Crack Den!

Welcome to Crack Den!

Welcome to Crack Den

It is a great proposal and it makes sense to me as I feel that Eleri has served as defacto lead and SD has thrived during that time.

I think these are great ideas for the motel and I can imagine my character interacting more with it with this sort of proposal!

I love this idea! It might be a hole in the Hathian marks too! C

I am also thinking of all the fire hazards caused by these cheap recalls!

K said – “Indeed, scenes have become too much of a game of cops and robbers — and combat focused, with less weight put on psychological side. To work, intimidation of course needs some assistance from side of crime, as this is something HPD cannot fix alone. Some characters are quite difficult to intimidate, as it should also be taken into…[Read more]

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I dislike how procedural things have become with HPD. It seems like the way that it works now is that cops just capture and jail. The brutality and…[Read more]