Small-town living
Kenmare's population is a measly 1,080 - which means even on a slow day, you're bound to run into everyone you know. Please take a few minutes to post below, reintroducing yourself to your fellow Kenmarians.
Please include your name, your occupation, and what would be known about you (don't forget, small towns have a way of spreading rumors.) As always, I'll be happy to moderate if needed.
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Henry "Wolf" Aven, mid twenties, seen as the resident hunter and butcher. He owns a small butcher shop, where Henry sells his kills at reasonable prices. Henry is also something of a tour guide for visiting hunters, offering his services, for a fee, to show the best hunting grounds and to help track. The nickname "Wolf" comes from when Henry killed a wolf that was terrorizing the town. Its head is now on his wall in the butcher shop, alongside a number of other trophies.
Nate L. Keele is an early to mid-thirties man who recently baught a house here, moving from the east coast. He's one of the few lawyers in the area, a job that suits him considering his apparent fascination for the law. He's typically well-dressed, occupational hazard he jokes, but maintains a shaggy haircut. He's not really peculiar of famous in any way, except when hunting season rolls around, where he is loathe to even leave his home, strange considering the town he lives in.
Willy James, a late-twenties local, works at the gas station, and lives in his mother's basement. Never popular, he still knows everyone. Hangs out with a few guys who had a bad reputation back in high school, and no reputation at all now.
So HEYY, sorry I am late. . .
Brenda Trenton, a 33 year old female who shares an apartment with her sister Missy.
Never married and works at the local bar 6 Sides.
She knows mostly everyone and things going on since the bar is popular and most of the locals go there.
Hey, welcome to the crew
Yes. Welcome aboard.
ooc: awww it's like a happy little family!
Man, I have a knack for coming out with the youngest character. So, how do we get this game started?
It means you're immature. Don't worry. We'll kill you off and you can make a new one, some 80 year old cancer patient.
Bah! Bring it gas guy, eat my many hunting-related skills.
We'll begin shortly, gents.
Aww I feel left out already : (
jk
What games are you gonna be in? We've got a few running
Sorry I haven't been on in so long, welcome to the group!
My apologies, I was planning on posting tonight. My bad. I should hopefully have something tomorrow.
I've been working like a dog on a couple of side projects (which have zero to do with this site, sadly.)
Anyhow, I've received the last of the character information from people, and am prepared to post something hopefully in the next 24 hours!
W00t!
If the question garra posted was directed to me. I probably will only be doing this one. Chair didn't mention any others to me, but I am gonna see how this one goes. I am new to the online version of gaming.
So far as I can tell, the main differences are 1) the pace is glacial, and 2) if dice do get rolled, and there's no guarantee of that, you'll never see them.
Other than that, same idea. We're playing make-believe.
Chair mentioned some other games to me that sound interesting. I might look into it further : D
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