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outofshadows2012-12-13 12:30 pm
shadowmods) wrote in outofshadows2012-12-13 12:30 pm
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The current housing situation
Hey, all. This post is being thrown up by popular request.
As you may have realized, you are no longer staying in the Waiting Room, which means you are no longer subject to Skokan's strict room assignments. In fact, Hesiod and his followers don't really care where you sleep. You've been given a house. It has half a dozen rooms, you can split up however you want. The house is everything the Waiting Room is not, as if someone had tried to make them as different as possible. The bottom floor is all open, revealing a common seating area and kitchen, with warm walls, an eclectic display of old furniture and pillows and art, and a spiral wooden staircase that led to the floor above. The bedrooms are upstairs. Food is provided, but that is the only essential that you don't have to pay for.
We're throwing up this post to let you fight it out over where your characters are sleeping and who they're sleeping with (wink, wink).
To make life easier, we're going to number the bedrooms in a straightforward manner: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
Use this plot to sort out those details.
As you may have realized, you are no longer staying in the Waiting Room, which means you are no longer subject to Skokan's strict room assignments. In fact, Hesiod and his followers don't really care where you sleep. You've been given a house. It has half a dozen rooms, you can split up however you want. The house is everything the Waiting Room is not, as if someone had tried to make them as different as possible. The bottom floor is all open, revealing a common seating area and kitchen, with warm walls, an eclectic display of old furniture and pillows and art, and a spiral wooden staircase that led to the floor above. The bedrooms are upstairs. Food is provided, but that is the only essential that you don't have to pay for.
We're throwing up this post to let you fight it out over where your characters are sleeping and who they're sleeping with (wink, wink).
To make life easier, we're going to number the bedrooms in a straightforward manner: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
Use this plot to sort out those details.
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