03-28-2010, 08:21 AM
I've not been RP'ing much lately.
This may be partially due to the fact that I have no interest in Roleplaying as any of my current characters, but one can not say for sure. So, in order to at least remedy part of the problem I have decided to take a page out of Anski's book and delete all of my characters. The name Walluce will be recycled for identification purposes and Olaf, who is connected to Nostra's Blackdog guild will be the one exception, since I would feel guilty for deleting him.
As for what IC'ly happened to my deleted characters.
Raka is rumored to have taken off to Outland. He was last seen in the Zangarmarsh by a hunting party from Zabra'jin. His current location and status, dead or alive, is otherwise unknown.
Walluce, the Dwarven Death Knight, was killed in the Howling Fjord by Zombified Vrykul.
Theo, the gnomish biologist, is said to have been eaten by Leper Gnomes whilst carrying out his research.
Marian, the retired human soldier, died in his sleep.
This may be partially due to the fact that I have no interest in Roleplaying as any of my current characters, but one can not say for sure. So, in order to at least remedy part of the problem I have decided to take a page out of Anski's book and delete all of my characters. The name Walluce will be recycled for identification purposes and Olaf, who is connected to Nostra's Blackdog guild will be the one exception, since I would feel guilty for deleting him.
As for what IC'ly happened to my deleted characters.
Raka is rumored to have taken off to Outland. He was last seen in the Zangarmarsh by a hunting party from Zabra'jin. His current location and status, dead or alive, is otherwise unknown.
Walluce, the Dwarven Death Knight, was killed in the Howling Fjord by Zombified Vrykul.
Theo, the gnomish biologist, is said to have been eaten by Leper Gnomes whilst carrying out his research.
Marian, the retired human soldier, died in his sleep.
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