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theflaws ([personal profile] theflaws) wrote in [community profile] flawedmemes2016-07-02 01:49 pm
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TEST DRIVE MEME



TEST DRIVE MEME
PREMISE PLOT ARRIVAL SETTING NAVIGATION

01. ARRIVING IN PELEA
A cold wind singing down from the white-capped mountains which hang blue-black in the distance stirs your cheek, the tall grass all around you. A bough creaks as the wind makes it tremble, and the dappled shadows drift over you, leaves rustling. As you blink awake, you hear the quiet hiss of water over stones. You are not where you once were!

You and a large group of strangers are blinking awake, pulling yourselves up off the dirt, grass, and rubble near a small wooded stream. There is no evidence of civilization in sight, and as you exchange stories you realize that you must decide what to do.

Will you head past the trees and towards the mountains? Deeper into the forest? Stay put and wait for help to arrive? You might even try to meet everyone else, and either convince them to band together... or head their separate ways.

02. CITY SLICKER
There are many cities throughout the world of Pelea, and in most player characters, the Flaws, are welcomed as curiosities. From the pastoral villages or bustling, grand cities of Shousal to the massive, sprawling bureaucratic centers of the Empire, your characters will find a wide variety of cultures and races to interact with and investigate. They could be seeking empoyment, answers to the mystery of their arrival, or a quiet place to drink away their worries.

03. WILDCARD!
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[personal profile] vannerbond 2016-07-07 11:27 pm (UTC)(link)
Diplomacy in the face of uncertainty has worked for him more than once, and it seems to have one so again, Ilai thinks. This elvhen woman is peaceable and her companion no threat to him now, so he allows the rest of the tension to seep from his shoulders, obvious to someone looking by the way his tail begins to swish about more casually.

"Elves sound alike to my people, for each village is different, with customs and traditions unto itself," he explains. "The farther the distance, the more different than alike our ways are. Although cities are not built to suit our needs."