Oh, right. Alyrëa needs to be on guard when around her then lol! XD

By the way, the new feature of being able to see the most recent posts in a topic as you're writing a new post is so convenient, especially for roleplays. Before when I wanted to look back at somebody else's roleplay post so I could add parts in my post (such as quotes from the characters), I had to submit what I had written so far, look over the posts, then go back in and edit my post.

So thank you, t_catt11!

She soon will, though lol! Alyrëa is perceptive.

Haha we'll see! It's not like she's planning on fireballing Alyrëa anytime soon.

. . . As far as you know . . .

I want some fireball!!!

Posts coming to all that are owed tomorrow, folks... I promise!

Lanur isn't exactly a gentleman, nor is he a joiner. The man is a ranger.

Oh come ooooooooooon!

Alyrëa can weave water. She'll soak Cho'Ra! XD

Can we insert as many posts as we want into the roleplay, or must we wait until everybody has taken their turn before we reply again?

Eol is BACK! *fires off special channel: Air Horn*

*Happy-Eol-Dance!!!*

That dance is SO Eol.  Just needs a bit of a towel for mopping up.  

Dane post forthcoming.

Oy dragon-soul! To answer your question about how often to post, for me, I think one or maybe two posts are enough. That way you can see how everyone else is reacting in that moment and can respond to direct questions and stuff like that.

I think in general you don't want to make too many posts because we will want to see how our GM's NPCs respond or react to the things we do and say, and how the GM narrates the outcomes of what we've chosen to do. If we move too far ahead, things and timelines can get jumbled.

For instance, Cho'Ra has asked to heal the wounded woman, Thren has asked if we would like to go grab a bite before saving the day, and Dane has asked the the woman if she would like to join us. We won't know how the woman reacts until Giddy makes his posts. Then we can respond to what she chooses to do and any information she chooses to offer us and interact with each other and move on from there.

Other people may have a different opinion, but so far that is what I have seen to be effective in this form of story-telling and play-by-post RPGing.

I just wanted to write Alyrëa's reaction to someone's character (forgot who) that said that saving the woman wasn't his business. I'm not going to progress the actual story, just do her reaction. Is that alright?