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Test Drive Meme 021
Welcome to the Test Drive Meme! Here is the place to see how your character might fit the setting, grab samples and have fun!
1. Post with your character, including their name and series in the subject. We’ve written out some prompts but feel free to make up your own, you have a whole train to play with!
2. Assume they've been around long enough for threads to jump right into the action.
3. Have lots of fun.
Happy testing!
Spring Cleaning
Chores aren’t for everyone. And, as the morning reaches a close, it turns out that they are especially not for wizards.
That is to say, someone may have cast a spell animating all of the mops, brooms and dishcloths on-board, which are now sweeping their way up and down the carriages, cleaning everything - and everyone - they can reach. And animating anything else they can find, for maximum efficiency. Books, clothing, cutlery-
This isn’t so bad in the bathrooms. In the library, however? The armory? Bang, and the dirt is gone.
Open Mic
The ground floor of the music carriage is usually a mess of instruments, but tonight they’ve all been tucked away neatly at one end of the room. Chairs from the upper floor have been carried down en masse, all facing towards the jukeboxes and screens at the other end.
You might not be entirely sure who rigged them for karaoke, but you know one thing: you’re here now, a drink in one hand and a list of popular (by someone’s standards) songs in the other. If people aren’t singing or waiting to sing, they’re cheering friends on, or skulking and trying everything in their power not to be called up, or even escaping upstairs to talk more comfortably.
’Til Death Do Us Part
The world of Abarranz is ruled by the Undying Lords, and has been for almost two thousand years. The civilisation has stagnated - not only due to the immortal council, but also because the majority of its citizens are undead. Some, the rich, the powerful, are able to undergo great rituals to maintain their consciousness and skill even in death; others are unfortunate enough to be dragged into death with neither, and exist as shells of themselves. The greatest necromancers of the planet are harnessing the death of a minor star in the system to fuel a mass conversion of the remaining populace, but the remaining living citizens are those who have already refused the change. Voidtreckers, they cannot resist alone.
Team One
Pockets of the living survive in hiding, but are split off from one another and unable to unify under the overwhelming forces surrounding their enclaves. This first team is tasked with clearing the mindless hordes threatening them, so that they might establish communications, venture out, and join the fight.Team Two
The best way to escape the ritual is to remove the remaining living to another colony in the system - but the rituals and spells able to do so are all jealously guarded by the eternal council in their libraries and vaults. A viable target has been identified - the treasure rooms of the Viscount Eldermann holds a tome rumoured to contain a mass teleportation ritual. Infiltrating and securing this tome is this team’s task, and while the mission is possible, the traps and guards won’t make it easy.Team Three
Even with these plans in motion, every second counts. This third team is given the role of saboteur - to interrupt, delay or otherwise slow the Grand Ritual of a Star’s Demise from within the stronghold of the Undying Lords. The dressing carriage - and their SCA wristbands - are at their disposal, the former for appropriate Abarranz costume and pallor, the latter to hide the telltale signs of life, should they have any.
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"I mean it happened to a couple people. I don't know how many times or if there's any real penalty... It's only happened a couple of times, and only once to each person." A thoughtful look crosses her face. "Some of the others have told me the train has this thing where it tethers us? Or something? Maybe death makes that tether weaker?" A thoughtful pause. "I dunno, but I think it's a good idea to generally avoid dying, where possible."
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"Speaking of avoiding death, what do we have for weapons here? Do you carry a big gun? A sword?" He gasped, the light of wonder returning back to his eyes as he bounces on his toes a little. "Can you shoot fireballs out of your hands?!" Also, not a bad way to lighten the mood back up.
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His own gasp and excitement is contagious and Cherry smiles - not that she really needs much encouragement. She giggled at the idea of shooting fireballs out of her hands and shakes her head no enthusiastically.
"No, no! No fireballs out of my hands. I can shoot a big laser out of my hands once I've built up enough chakra, though!!" The giggles subsided, though her grin did not. The way she sort of straightens up a little, the way her ears position themselves - she seems confident, maybe a little proud. "I've trained as a monk! My fists and my feet are my weapons!" She brings her knuckles together as she says it as if to make a point.
She knew this wasn't the flashy answer he was probably hoping for, but she saw it more that she did not need a crutch when it came to fighting. If you fought with a sword you could be disarmed, if you used a gun you could run out of ammunition - and then what? It's a little more work to relieve someone of their hands and feet.
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"Wow! That's so cool! I didn't know that there was someone so powerful on this train! I'd have met up with you sooner if I knew!!" Clearly, he was a big fan. Someone small and relatively powerless like him was always looking for someone big and strong to help him in dangerous situations. And what luck that he was able to find her so easily!
He smiled and stood back, finally extending his hand. "Kokichi Oma. I'm excited to call you my partner on this!"