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[NativeForeigner]

OOC:I think the problem is people have gotten
Supernatural and Superscience mixed up.

((Maybe. >_> Or maybe I just didn't pay a lot of attention to the setting. <_<

My character is obviously from a distant planet and visiting. Except he got the time period, uh, mixed up.))

[NativeForeigner]

((Or I can just redo the character in more time-appropriate attire.))

[Akhier the Dragon hearted]

OOC:You have a more in setting character then
most of the others. You will fit in with the Victorian
time traveler we already have.

[SaintDraze]

((You got that right akheir
 About half of us [if you count me. Monks aren't really known for hanging around Medieval towns after all] just don't belong,
Didn't they usually kill all the crazies but one to sever as a village idiot? And Strangers are usually treated more hostilely When %#@!$ goes down...

What is this?
The Book,
The dapper chaps,
And
The bacony?))

[Book]

Setting? Anachronisms? What the fuck are those?

We seem to be in some sort of temporal vortex here.
I think next time I do this I'm going to put some tighter restrictions on characters.

OOC: Nah, I prefer it this way. A strict ren-fair Arthurian setting, while more consistent, is I think less fun than letting people run wild with time machines, machine guns, helicopters and the like. Also forces people to be attentive and creative to put all the pieces together.

Sure, we could all be "hi ho, M'Lord, how about this year's drought?" and play variations of the local peasant, toff, or passing-by sword-for-hire, but the more open the setting, the more ludicrous the combinations, the more fun things can get.

Let them all in, I say! Welcome the Knight Templars & the Illuminati! Welcome the crew from the Enterprise beaming down to explore a quaint pre-warp town! Welcome OGG The Open-Source Caveman, the fallen Angel, the disguised Succubus! Welcome the T-1000 Terminator looking for Sarah Connor's great-great-grandmother!

[Mephansteras]

I'd rather not get too crazy. Makes separating the game mechanics from the RP stuff a bit difficult. But I can work ok with what we have now.

[Book]

OOC: Makes me glad I stuck with the University guy then. My first idea was an impersonation of the Cookie Monster, speech patterns and all (Cookie! OMNMOMNOM!), but I knew I was setting myself up for jokes about how I had someone's hand up my arse...

[SaintDraze]

((Day Zero Extended?

or got your hands full with making flavor for the roles?
yah... its most likely that...

This Game is going to be awsome!!!! =D))

[Mephansteras]

Strange times in a strange place. You have all found your way, through one method or another, to the Nexus of Solara. A small town on a fragment of earth and stone floating through the ether. Portals to other times and worlds open up here on occasion, allowing travelers to come and go on a fairly regular basis. Because of this much of the population is fairly transitory, but there are enough permanent families of farmers, craftsmen and hunters to support the town.

 Last night, however, things got ugly. A prominent townsman and his family were found murdered in their house. Using a strange glowing Orb the Mayor of the town has determined that two of you were responsible for this outrage. The townsfolk have locked you all in the Inn with instructions to find the killers or die trying. All attempts to leave the inn have failed, and you’ve found yourselves placed under a strange Gaes by the innkeeper.

 During the day you must vote for the most likely culprit. That person will then be killed. Each day you will repeat the process. Only when all threats have been eliminated will you be allowed to leave.



Day 1 has begun! It will go until ~5pm Pacific Thursday

[Book]

"Well, Moe, thanks again for everything. I'm off." Book waves goodbye to Moe, and starts walking towards the door, when is approached by that Thrakor morose fellow.

Thrakor looks at the strange monk struggling to fit into a seat, and decides now would be the time to see if he could get a bit more information.  The older fellow with the beard- Book? - seems to be the most talkative.  He finishes his drink and walks over.
"Book, was it?  What brings you to our little village?  Seems to be quite the group of strangers coming by today."

"Oh, hello, Thrakor, was it? I didn't know you were a local. Oh yes, that little house on the outskirts, right? Is that yours?" says Book while studying the newcomer. He truly has the look of a battle hardened man with plenty of stories to tell.

"I come by Moe's when I can, though rarely more than once or twice a month. I live uphill, at the University, so I'm not surprised you haven't seen me before, but I'm also a part of our little village. But yes, an interesting bunch of strangers indeed. Some more talkative than others, and some quite... strange. Like that monk fellow, or the gentleman with the time machine. But it's all good, variety is the spice of life and all that. But I think I will make my way back now; there's a sense of impending resolution in the air, and I forgot my umbrella. Good to see you."


"...or I guess not. I have been Ninja'd by the Universe! Oh well, take it all in stride, I say. Hey Moe! Looks like I'm not leaving yet, so how about another drink? And we may want to rethink the Karaoke question..."

[Akhier the Dragon hearted]

   Why are the mystic glowing powers that be always able
to point out a group of people that contains the bad guy
but never actually point out the bad guys themselves. "Sigh"

[SaintDraze]

The monk was dragged out of his hole in a bug inflicted coma.
Honestly the town people probably just wanted to get rid of the smelly foreigner...
They tossed the bacon monk into a corner of the inn, where he still lays, passed out.

[Jim Groovester]

This is the best flavor ever. Bravo, Meph.

[SaintDraze]

((Now I am confuzzled....
Oh well...so the setting is in the nexus...
My monk is on the path of Porkveria! =D))

[Mephansteras]

((Now I am confuzzled....
Oh well...so the setting is in the nexus...
My monk is on the path of Porkveria! =D))

Yeah, having a Nexus as a portal to all these odd places and times was a good way to reconcile all these bizarre characters. Not that it matters too much, you'll all confined to the Inn anyway. But it ties up some odd loose ends and made it easier to mesh everything together.