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#16
Quote from: SN on February 10, 2023, 10:27:30 PM
What a journey, thanks for sharing.
This goes back like, six of my PC's, ha ha.
It was a fantastic trip back in time.
Thanks!

Sorcha, Rajani, Jeremiah T_T

Rajani was the first person to do Meb's GK challenge, I think. Her "I'll allow it" when Meb jokingly asked if she got to live after seeing the dance-kata of her order was pretty good.
#17
Screenshots for December 22-Feb 23.

https://imgur.com/a/gMYH85D

And that's the last of them. December was mostly defined by Mebril's ties to the ward fraying bit by bit. Blackhearth, much maligned and exiled, was prevailed upon to return from Baz'eel to the Ward to help defend against the Nothing, the Count, the Bone Collectors. Take your pick. And for our part we did try. Daniel spearheaded repairing relations with Velstra yet again and struck several blows against the foes of the Ward. But, in the end some things never change. Daniel was murdered by Orzans in a sort of meaningless tragedy that ended with everyone involved dead. When Mebril voiced her displeasure, Kristoff Orza responded by putting a 12 groat bounty on Mebril's head. Mebril counteroffered a 24 groat bounty for Kristoff's death. Only one of these two bounties would be carried out and paid.

Bristol, too, was slipping from Mebril as she saw it. He had grown to love Keithan and Mebril being understandably possessive of him frayed things further. As the city waxed apocalyptic and the gates to run past Baz'eel closing in a tenday, she found herself with fewer and fewer things holding her back from running. She would collect some of her closest friends and set out with her adopted mother, Rin Farrell, on one final adventure together to Ring  1.

Though final fates can only be speculated on beyond the Sultan's Gate, some weeks later the lights would shine over the Final Keep and the auld enmities between Changeling and King put, at last, to rest.


~Fin~
#18
Screenshots for November '22

https://imgur.com/a/qQvxFpg

November was a month of trial, triumph and vindication for Mebril and House Blackhearth.

In what was one of the few times DMs would draw the eyes of the server onto Blackhearth, the Count made a public offer for Blackhearth to bend the knee.  House Blackhearth had and would continue to kind of get a lot of shit about being potential committal sympathizers. There were a few reasons for this I think. I unironically think the major one was our scarlet, sable and pewter color scheme was pretty close to the Count's Red-Black-Gold and along with the general vampire aesthetic it was fun to jump to that conclusions and razz us about it. Beyond that being just kind of out in the rings and a bit of a cipher would make folks wonder, after all the Count was closer to us physically than the peerage. The Sparrows would approach us several times diplomatically on the Count/Oliver's behalf.

Joining the Count was probably never going to happen, considering a few things. Zarono was no fan of Changelings (which, 90% of House Blackhearth was) what with his nemesis relationship with pond druid elements. Mebril's adopted mother, Rin, was one of the key figures in the transformation of Phelan and the eventual doom it would spell for him too and they were on the same page about the Count. Also those employed by the Count had a way of being rather thoughtlessly expended and in her time as a spy she had had quite enough of that. So, House Blackhearth publicly rebuked the offer on the bronze.

In reward for their leal adherence to their oaths to Velstra to defend the Keep a passel of about twenty Retainers and peerfolk showed up to the Keep to help 'defend' it but to actually sort of take back command of the Keep from House Blackhearth with a few dozen weapons out retainers in a tense sort of 'negotiation'. Mebril had been planning to give the Keep back for awhile though and had minimal issue simply... doing what her house had sworn to do in the first place and giving the Keep back when requested to the surprise of some Velstrans. No fight broke out, but Dela thank you I did see you standing just-so to lay out the entire room like candlepins.

The true meat of November though was, having slipped the snare of the Keep, pushing into the rings. 64, over the mountain and to Baz'eel, eventually racing Ishmenka's floating fortress to 55. This 'third act' for Blackhearth was some of the most fun I had playing, I think. The unlikely synergy of all our jank or niche builds somehow building something greater than itself, the camaraderie of the journey. There was a purity of purpose to it, I think. We would reach Baz'eel, though tragically Meryl would return to 99 to die the next day in the process of defeating Ishmenka. Necessarily a lot of the screenshots from this point on this need to be omitted or strategically cropped for spoilers.
#19
Sort of a pause with the image folders and recounting just as it's catching up to present with possible setting spoilers. When V6 is out I'll probably do the lot of it that isnt still spoilery.

In the meantime, Mebril and House Blackhearth were lucky enough to get fan art on occasion : )

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My original concept sketch after a week or two and getting my feel for the character.




Karpie did some early art in Moonspear times. Then one much later as Benji for the the Blackhearth times.







Boots/Runic's Grey Keep Challenge Art



RPG made some Mebril art and also Blackhearth's extremely cool heraldry.





SqT art!



Boots/Runic's art of our Kingward coterie


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I really, really appreciate all of it.
#20
October 22 Screenshots

https://imgur.com/a/4FCze7D

October was a rough month, I remember. Valmoira and Haggahwhisp died but the bone collectors were ascendant. The ward and even new retainers in ostensible ally house Velstra were working to undermine and expel Blackhearth yet again. The Torment would eventually fall to the Drill, opening the floodgates for any individual or group to advance as far as the Grey Keep with minimal investment of effort compared to times before and it wasn't long before some new Velstran elements decided it would do to make their bones over Mebril's proverbial ones by forcing the matter.

While Frick more or less tended to have Blackhearth's back on the rare occasions it came up- we were providing food for the Vale, delivered the holy sword Dawnbringer to help fight the Nothing and had been in talks over vassalization with Velryn- once Velryn fell by the wayside the newest gaggle of Velstrans PCs didn't particularly care for us.  Synia tried to murder Rin in the rings (as retainers do), and later tried to murder Daniel too when she found out we caught wind of the vague plan (or possibly fake plan) of the finest military minds of the peerage to defend Grey Keep from the Count by blowing it up.  It was not a high point of Blackhearth-Velstran relations.

Though a lot of Blackhearth retainership had died, retired, or faded as they do we did pick up Daniel Winespill, a cleric of the Divine Alphabet whose religion of literacy, discovery and preservation turned out to dovetail perfectly with some of the house missions. In the middle of this month, too, Rin Farrell was credibly thought to be dead for several days ICly, which was a pretty grevious blow to Mebril and shook something loose in her to finally challenge 64 again, though the party would be some time in the forming. Rin pulled through the death curse though, much to the young rogue's relief. A rabbit led her out of dark waters.

As we both recovered from this misfortune, we would come to know the Sparrows and tried to lead them away from the Count. As MC posted in their own retrospective, our results were mixed. While we couldn't peel them away from the Count, we at least made friends of them. Heron, in particular was sympathetic to Mebril. 

We also pushed those of our coterie not already into the rings deeper, toward 64. Also Bristol's now-wildling sister, Lorelei showed up (played by Loops) and some pretty good drama ensued from that as she tried to go ringrunning while avoiding her brother. Meryl Fitzgerald and Calliope Desdand came up with her, two people who would eventually join our trip to Baz'eel and, in the case of Calli, to the King.
#21
Screenshots for September 22

https://imgur.com/a/kNdA5ZX

September was a very dangerous month for Mebril and for Blackhearth. Diethard retired to Coldwater with the death of his brother. Lalena Steel had joined us by then, released from Velstra to Blackhearth as part of a deal with the Vale. Blackhearth would see venison delivered from the Grey Keep. For awhile most of the retainership of the ward had be terrorized into quiescence by the Winter Court and paradoxically Greywood and Blackhearth had been the biggest houses by players active but after the Glitt massacre houses begane to fill up again. Further, Orza and Glitt got very belligerent to any sort of Changeling which meant, as ever, Blackhearth was under scrutiny.

Rin had made headway for a time using the Grove of Phelan as an open Changeling as a peaceful forum, but unable to strike a blow against their actual military enemy, the houses went for the low hanging fruit of flushing Rin out of the ward again. Mebril was in talks with House Velstra to return the Keep to them at this point as well. An app for some minor improvements that had passed months past came to being and the cottages began repair and the skeletons were buried.  Dela would be Castellan and House Blackhearth would take over management of the Velvet for a time.

This didn't pan out, though. Anti-changeling sentiment saw Mebril and her house exiled for a few weeks before Velstra countermanded it. This sort of put vassaldom on the back burner yet again with Velstra, but in her time up at the keep and with Mebril negotiating, Dela came to understand Mebril and become one of her closest and most loyal friends as a result. She saw how Meb conducted her key challenges with the Wayfarers in the Grey Keep and became rather enamored of it when Mebril was showing her the ropes ahead of her succeeding her perhaps.

And, tragically, nearly died with the Wayfarers in an ill fated sojourn to the Mongrelwoods. This was when we learned that the Bone Collectors cohort wasn't like 2-3 guys but like 8-10 guys as we got ambushed into the dirt. Mebril, Emily and Fernando were taken aside- having killed Bone Collectors before (Blackhearth had hung Evan Ashengate as a Necromancer and his sister, Alysana, tried to assassinate Mebril in the ward a few months previous and died but was not preserved in screenshots). The remainder were to participate in a ritual and they would get to pick one of them to live. I expected to die, but Fernando and Maus, in their heroics, were slain and the two bodies were deemed 'sufficient' as sacrifices. Mebril skated by with her soul and her life but not everyone else was so lucky.
#22
Screenshots for August 22

https://imgur.com/a/biVVAlq

August was a pretty violent month for Blackhearth and Mebril, even if I was gone for awhile in the middle of it. It started off with a summer court elf (who worked for or with Valmoira also) who Mebril had spared coming around to kill her retainer, Wolfgang Choelers, Diethard's awoken brother. Between this and his promise to keep killing his fellow elves that galvanized Mebril into ambushing and killing him. Things were relatively quiet for a little bit even as the Winter court threat against Mebril grew, eventually culminating in the Glitt massacre.

Mebril and her cohort, knowing something was coming down the line, set up alarms outside Phelan's Grove, as well as the Summer Court stronghold and House Glitt. We figured they needed the head of some high value target for Fimbulvetr's curse- a Bernard, a Phelan or a Lord of Knots. Turned out instead they killed a hundred lumberjacks or huscarls so we didn't know until it was too late and the sendings came in. Their coterie made their way to the massacre to see if anyone could be helped. Turned out the Winter folks left alarms of their own and circled around to ambush us after we were ambushed by a platoon of ice trolls. Most people went down and Mebril and Rin escaped despite a Time Stop scroll being employed against them. One of those things where if either of them had been caught Valmoira would have surely killed them.

A few groups continued to make their way into the rings. This was still, I think, when the Torment was there, though rings 89 and 88 had fallen to the Drill. Wolfgang and Kori had helped the pacification of the 88th after, aiding in defeating the sickness there under the Blackhearth banner. Also there was the clash with Ser Loin, the evil cow wizard.
#23
Screenshots for July 22

https://imgur.com/a/zQXKhND
https://imgur.com/a/soyXGyU

The most notable thing in July was almost certainly the death of Isaiah ibn Hazr. An absolute tour de force of a character who met an unfortunate end caught in the crossfire of the Recondite war. The outpouring of emotion and support in the form of the quickly- and beautifully- organized funeral was once more an example of how players can truly make a setting thrive and wring meaning from perfunctory tragedies.

There were other goings on in July. The tension between Kinsley and Mebril continued to ratchet up, though it never quite hit a climax with real life taking over and Kinsley fading into the background.  Wolfgang and Kori wound up joining the house as well and were valuable assets and fun PCs in our time together. Oliver went from trying to get Mebril killed through Kinsley to a begrudging peace for a time between the death of their mutual friend Isaiah and the stint of both of them being caught up in the chaos of Yucky Lucky and pulling each other through to survive it. It wouldn't last, of course, but that was always the charm with Oliver.
#24
Screenshots for June 2022

https://imgur.com/a/a6ouUSa

June was whereabouts Blackhearth as a house came together. It was a period of transitional threats as the Castells/Orza sort of ebbed back away with a few of them dying. The Patriarch business was in the background of this as well but it was mostly glancing blow things. It turned out I only ever 'met' the actual patriarch, twice in passing in the end. Different time zones. The changeling civil war between Rin and Valmoira ramped up here with Blackhearth caught up in it in their way. And Recondites too. Blackhearth hit the critical mass of retainers for a channel this month too as a few curious parties joined up.

The Tourney happened as well around now, and Blackhearth was involved with the politics behind the scenes of that to keep the prize out of Orzan hands. Bristol and the Belmores got the Keep and the Bristol-Mebril wedding happened if not without incident. Oliver and Kinsley invited themselves up with the aim of probably taking a swing at that dastardly Rin Farrell. Rin excused herself from the ceremony before they show up to avoid bloodshed on Mebril's day, but it was bittersweet that she was hedged out.
#25
Screen Shots & Obituaries / Re: Rin of Oldflowers
February 07, 2023, 01:22:12 AM
There really aren't enough words to describe how special playing with Rin Farrell was. It was always an absolutely delight to play with- and try to keep up with- moon mom. I have so many screenshots (that I'm going through now) but one of the ones I found that makes me feel like I'm ready to make this post is this one.

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It perfectly encapsulates, I think, the core of some of Mebril's struggles and the balm that Rin provided to her heart. Mebril was very much a young woman who felt trapped and doomed by the circumstances she awoke into and later got herself into of her own choices. As friends died around her thanks to the violence of the ward Rin offered Mebril another more hopeful, if seemingly impossible, road to peace. 

Rin's little what-might-be stories touched her particularly. Mebril had few illusions, ultimately, that she would ever get the happy ending she wanted in the form she wanted with the apocalyptic nature of the city. And part of her hoped that a future imagined fiercely enough, vividly enough, would be as good as true, somewhere.  Rin helped her believe a better world could exist, even if she might not live to see it in this life- maybe the next as she hoped. That she couldn't make things better forever, but she could make them better for now, and really sometimes that's enough.

Mebril learned an incredible amount from Rin and she was one of her moral lodestars. And Rin was generous to everyone with that sort of love and energy. She was her adopted mother, ultimately, and they would go on to pull each other through hell after hell until, ultimately, Mebril did her part to get Rin over the proverbial finish line. I hope they'll see each other again one day by the grace of the Moon's love. Some way or another. Some life or another.



There really is too much to say, Merrychase, and it will probably just come out in dribs and drabs as we reminisce bout the auld times but Rin was a vital, living and evolving character with a deep characterization that didn't compromise principles of the bit. Easily one of the best PCs I've run with or for in any medium. And my favorite PC I've known in my relatively brief time in EFU.

Thanks for the memories.
#26
Screenshots for May 2022

https://imgur.com/a/PYyu7TC

May was a very make or break sort of month for Mebril. Bristol and Mebril's house wasn't much of anything beyond Mebril having seized and politic'd her way into Grey Keep. Bristol, himself, had not even ringrun to reach that far himself because of the Torment and some IRL scheduling woes. Further, this was a time of high animosity toward changelings fanned by the Castells mostly who later became Orzans and bullied the rest of the ward with impunity for a time.

We were ready to throw in with Phelan's house when the time came, entreated by Rin but when the masterstroke of the plan resulted in Phelan becoming a tree and dissolving the house- which none of us saw coming- it was sort of back to the drawing board.

Also during this time Mebril joined the Brotherhood of the Broken Groat (I think?) in their ill fated attempt at 64. They met with an overwhelming force within and half of them died, including Wesley Madoc who had planned to go to the King to wish for the restoration of Lord Lyon. Mebril was shredded for awhile after. She nearly died in the fight herself if not for her Defensive Roll belt and Rin sliding into home plate with the heal. This put her off attempting 64 for many, many months.

Also during May, Bristol proposed to Mebril. Part of it was for the purpose of consolidating their feudal titles so she wouldn't be like "yes im a baroness with a castle who is a retainer to a lord with no lands" and because they did care for each other in their ambiguous sort of way. She nearly died several times in May. Besides 64 she was also nearly caught up in a burning of the Groundskeeper's Cabin. Mebril went there to tell Rin that she got engaged, and it was at this point a giant crew of Orzans decided to burn the place. Rin and Mebril snuck out in their own respective ways though, else more than likely they'd've been done for.
#27
A whole ton of screenshots from earlier in the PC. Will put together albums with more later as this kind of took longer than I thought and also was fairly emotional at times.

The Moonspear Era: (November '21-March '22)
https://imgur.com/a/Kn4jJjZ

Early Blackhearth and Castellanship (March '22-April '22)
https://imgur.com/a/vAPAzTq
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#29
It is, at last, over.



Mebril Kelteel, a cat burglar from Westgate, Awoke in the city of rings in a pile of trash. Tenacious, she bent her mind to surviving and, eventually, thriving. Early, she found herself on a path into entrance into House Moonspear when she interefered in a bridge duel at level 5 trying to help a Carmine Desmarais that didn't need any help at all. The death of Carmine and Mebril's revenge on those responsible set the tone of the danger of the City. Her first several months were in Moonspear as a scout and spy of sorts, navigating the politics of the Ward and worming her way into anything that she could weasel into.

She wore a lot of hats. Took up painting and would continue to throughout her time here. She took up ringrunning and gained the trust of certain druidic ponds elements. Eventually she would be kicked from Moonspear for her association with Rin Farrell, though. Fatefully.

She fell in with Bristol Blackhearth with an eye toward reviving the name of his minor house and through opportunism and diplomacy found herself the Castellan of Grey Keep- a Baroness. She and Bristol would eventually wed, consolidating their feudal 'titles' and cement the makeshift legitimacy of their minor house. Contraversial, Blackhearth weathered its share of threats as it sought to cultivate allies and mitigate enemies.

Very eventually, events would conspire to see the Grey Keep out of Blackhearth hands and spur Mebril and company to go over the Smoulderpeaks to Baz'eel. This didn't solve as many problems as one might hope. Returning to being a presence in the Ward that ultimately didn't want her, internal House matters and the crumbling of the City of Rings would come to slowly snap the ties one by one that held her here. Until ultimately, with some of her closest friends, she took those first steps on her final journey toward Ring 1.

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Mebril was my first PC in City of Rings. Put together more or less on a whim at Diablo's suggestion at the end of November '21 and I got sucked in. I went in completely blind playing an Awoken and just decided to try to weasel and survive and see what she could wring out of a world that so wanted her dead. It turns out quite a bit. Her [Journals] and [Letters] are all about the forum for those with an interest.

Special thanks to specific players would be very long to list as she has been about for more than a year at this point. You probably know who you are but special mention is due:

Rin Farrell

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Mebril's closest and most influential friend. More than that theirs was something of a mother-daughter relationship with the young rogue seeing her as the mother she never had- or at least never remember. Her association with Rin caused no end of trouble especially as Rin's profile as an open changeling continued to rise. I lost count of the times some retainer or another- from established knights with whom she'd had long friendships to fresh faced armsmen in fresh-bought livery she'd never ever seen before- would demand Mebril kill Rin Farrell to prove something or another.

Mebril didn't, of course, in the end and never would betray Rin. She was drawn into her cause to seek an end to the cycle of death and animus between changelings and the King, bone weary of losing so many to it. There aren't really enough words to go into wonderful it was to hang out with Rin and their year of adventures before culminating in this final arc. Merrychase is an incredible roleplayer and one of the things that really made the City of Rings come alive for me. Merrychase- thank you.

Bristol Blackhearth

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The other most influential person. What started out as a chance friendship in Moonspear born out of a mutual interest in each other's artistic works developed into something nuanced and little... ambiguous. Bristol still being around I won't get too much into it but Bristol/SgtWombat is an absolutely incredible player that wrote a [whole dang book of poetry] that I was lucky enough to provide 'art' for as Mebril (insofar as text based 'painting' is doing up tone poems anyway). Also a [history] and a [play] and an incredible [journal] that I cannot recommend enough.

Sorcha O'Conner & Brie Cesme
Spy club. :) Sorcha and Brie were influential. Sorcha was one of the prevailing voices (among many such as Isaiah and Rin) telling Mebril that she could be better than she was, and resulting in her alignment drift toward 'good'. Brie showcased that one can, through spycraft, effect great change and, as well, that one can walk away from a house.

Isaiah ibn Hazr
It's probably too much to get into here what a great friend and influence Isaiah was. Don Nadie knows. He presided over Bristol and Mebril's wedding and noone even died despite the best efforts of some. A rarity in the City. The Metalworkers guild and all the drama that came with Bristol's feelings for Isaiah were great to bounce off of.

Oliver Merryweather-

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You were the best on again off again nemesis a rogue could want. That we spent over half a year trying to get each other killed without it ever coming to some bridge duel or trite ambush was pretty great.  A wonderfully complex relationship.

Carmine Desmarais, Luc Deveraux and Bartimus Steel
The original formative Moonspear crew... Thanks for showing me the ropes. The deaths of her friends in Moonspear helped highlight to Mebril the sickness at the core of the Ward, and spur her resolve to try to become someone who would be listened to to avert such things in the future. Mixed results even after becoming a "Lady". The ward saw Mebril as a perennial punching bag to try and make their bones which led to serial exiles that Mebril and company had to put no small political effort into overturning and subverting.

All the retainers of House Blackhearth. Diethard, Lalena, Daniel, Ranald, Wolfgang, Kori, Miles and Lucian. As well as all the people that were basically Blackhearths in all but livery- you know who you are I imagine
Thank you for becoming part of our own little story and faction. Blackhearth bootstrapped itself up entirely on player initiative and I like to think is a fine example of what can be accomplished in the medium purely through players. That it was able to maintain its internal mysteries well enough that outsiders still didn't seem to get its 'deal' is probably good. I'll probably leave exposition on this for another day though as House Blackhearth does still exist even without Mebril's presence. Lalena and Deithard  were in particular some of Mebril's closest friends.

We Hopeful Eight, and its inner ring successor group, Bristol, Daniel, Lalena, Dela, Meryl, Nyx, Calliope and later Rin, Dela, Calliope and Boots-
Thank you for a wild ride. Our run from 64 to 55 especially was just incredible. Dela in particular was a long-time close friend of Mebril. And to everyone else I ran with over the year in one form or another with a special mention I think for Wesley Madoc. Karpie you heartbreaker.

Everyone who did a Grey Keep Challenge-
This was one of the most fun and rewarding things in my time on EFU and an example of the sort of player-driven, socially-focused, 'event' that could be fostered in the setting. Getting over 40 PCs to create introspective works and art as part of their journey through the Rings was an absolute highlight and I do hope we can get around to collecting them properly. They are, save for a few spoiler ones, collected in Mebril's [Letters to Bristol].

If I got into every single person I'll never finish this. I think, if you interacted with Mebril, you probably know if you had an impact on her or not. Despite being a practiced liar she had a way of wearing her heart on her sleeve with trusted company that I think had as much to do as anything with why she was able to attract so many friends and followers. She was trying her best to be better and to make things better. Trying to thread a needle through a city so often seeming bereft of hope. To seize something from it. Safety, happiness. And at times she even succeeded.

I'll probably try to put together an imgur piled with screenshots in the next few days. I posted a lot in the screenshot thread as well in discord for those looking for something more immediate. Going through shots is sort of emotional at the moment.

And, loot, I suppose:

[hide]Mebril actually only had two bits of DM loot from her first month in action and that was it, but they were extremely good for her purposes as a sneak survivor:



Mebril was, by and large, honest 99% of the time. People would be regularly surprised when she just sort of... did what she said she was going to do.


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Compiling the Albums posted in-thread with links below:

[hide]The Moonspear Era: (November '21-March '22)
https://imgur.com/a/Kn4jJjZ

Early Blackhearth and Castellanship (March '22-April '22)
https://imgur.com/a/vAPAzTq

Screenshots for May 2022.
https://imgur.com/a/PYyu7TC

Screenshots for June 2022
https://imgur.com/a/a6ouUSa

Screenshots for July 22
https://imgur.com/a/zQXKhND
https://imgur.com/a/soyXGyU

Screenshots for August 22
https://imgur.com/a/biVVAlq

Screenshots for September 22
https://imgur.com/a/kNdA5ZX

October 22 Screenshots
https://imgur.com/a/4FCze7D

Screenshots for November '22
https://imgur.com/a/qQvxFpg

Screenshots for December 22-Feb 23.
https://imgur.com/a/gMYH85D

Screenshots from the Road after 64 but before Baz'eel. (scattered across November to January)
https://imgur.com/a/9Ig8TPF
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Also! Mebril and House Blackhearth were lucky enough to get fan art on occasion : )

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My original concept sketch after a week or two and getting my feel for the character.



Karpie did some early art in Moonspear times. Then one much later as Benji for the the Blackhearth times.







Boots/Runic's Grey Keep Challenge Art



RPG made some Mebril art and also Blackhearth's extremely cool heraldry.





SqT art!



Boots/Runic's art of our Kingward coterie


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Thanks for the memories.

-Ramc
#30
Boots T_T...

Glad you got to come with us. His journey through the rings in one group after the next was some peak social rogue wrangling. And his drawings were some of the best Grey Keep work I received.