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Very impressive stuff. The size of those undead hordes, the commitment to preparations for the mini-events you created,  the successful rituals, progressing the major plot element of Blacksmile, and what looks like the great journey you've had over your time playing the character - all of it!

This thing was once claiming to be the 'Raw Gold' wasn't it? Heh heh heh, an expected outcome. Let me just take some notes to make an example of it.

I have no idea what was going on with Aubree being 'raw gold' and other such general insanity but it was amusing while it lasted. If I can uncover the link between her and the aberrant thing IG then you can look forward to a unique sort of dedication made out to her IC... ;)

A Nebezzduon is a very curious thing.

Just died from a really lame bug and with no DM there it's one of those deaths that puts a sour taste in my mouth.

I have some stuff in my personal life going on.  Some of my friends here know a bit about it.  Taking a long break.

That's most unfortunate and a shame. But when you have things going on outside of the game playing on your mind these things feel all the more unpleasant. I hope things improve for you soon.

I'd like to leave you with this messsage of gnomish regard for your enjoyment and perhaps response one day (no pressure at all!):  To Baron Benedikt von Hundertwasser.

And the unnamed witnesses to her deeds and the outcomes of her life's work... how will they judge her contributions to the Art, I wonder? Hm, hm, hm, hm, hm...

Though we didn't interact much, I thoroughly enjoyed the little intrigue we had going. A bit sad I didn't get to follow up on it (I was so looking forward to it), but that's life. It looks like quite a journey for the apprentice who woud determine the outcome of the Wizard Warrens  plot, but she also seemed to have some very personal motiviations for the (certainly by most estimates outrageous) things she did which is kudos to you, excellent characterisation!

Thanks for sharing the little summary in your obituary, I enjoyed reading it. And though her part in the play is over, I think Morvoren's contributions will tell their own story, in time. She certainly left an impact, one way or another!

P.S. Keep an eye out on for that announcement a certain golden wizard promised. ;)

[Oh we will know, oh the annals will know for all time what became of 'Maddie Addie the Rainbow Bridge', muahahahaha!]

all good things must come to an end, and with the failed attempt at pivoting to a leader of magical characters and things slowed down a lot for me, I decided it was time for her to retire and find her last colors somewhere in the planes beyond. Or probably going mad again trying. We'll never know.

Oh we will know, oh the annals will know for all time what became of 'Maddie Addie the Rainbow Bridge', muahahahaha!

With that mandatory self-inflated maniacal reaction out of the way, you are certainly due congratulations! You've created and defined a specialisation in magic: chromamancy and that's quite the achievement. Just look at that loot, dedicated to chromamancy! I hope to see it continue to filter through to those who might pursue the same focus one day--should such a thing occur. You know, it would be something in the vein of how loot descriptions reference some forgotten name or history, it could instead be a homage to Adelaide Einhardt the Chromamancer.

Well done, well done. So sad and too bad about failing to rise to a leadership position amongst the Initiated, but leadership's not something just anyone is cut out for (I should stop now and save this stuff for an IC publication XD). All things said, the character looks like she had quite the journey and I think your decision to retire her is a fair one - especially with how it makes sense for Addie, going out to find the rest of her colours out in the Planes and whatnot after failing to find what she sought in the City of Rings. Retirement in style.

Mattermead Gold ~the Gold Wizard~

He really admired art, and did a bit of painting himself.

The Ramblings & Judgements in the hand of the Wizard Heigrac of Gosweald