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wethelostooc2017-02-04 04:25 pm
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Event: The Lost and Found (Plotting)
Greetings, residents of the Meadous and vistors! Our next event will be a 4th Wall Event! For this event, We the Lost will be allowing:
The Events Calendar post for the plot is HERE
First and foremost, what is this event? We the Lost is a CRAU Fantasy game set in the realm of a young godling. Every young godling in the WtL-verse develops a world unique to them and pulls people in to populate it and help them grow. Each godling is influenced by their ‘flock,’ although they all have some basic personality traits that help them make their initial flock selection. The characters in WtL have so far given their godling a name: Zephyr, and a form that changes with the seasons.
However, Zephyr's aspect has yet to be realized. This is the fundamental force or piece of the world that a god has power over. Zephyr's grandmother, Xun, has informed the residents of the Meadous that Zephyr had yet to develop an aspect and they are lagging well behind their peers in this particular area, even as they excel in every other.
Unfortunately, her concern that something bad may well come of this is not unfounded. Zephyr will find their ability to pull the lost to their realm running out of control. While this is only a day or two for the godling in their realm, it will be substantially longer for the people in the Meadous, itself, with the event starting on February 11th and continuing for two weeks (until February 25th).
In that time, visitors will simply appear in the houses of the existing residents of the Meadous with nothing for them except what's there. Hope you're feeling neighborly. It's the middle of winter, so supplies in the Meadous aren't as abundant as they might otherwise be.
WtL DOES NOT have a network comm. To facilitate communication for this event, an event-based Bulletin Board will be put up. Please bear in mind that these communications are not instant, but that the Meadous is fairly small. It's not hard to run into people!
Check the comments below for a description of the Meadous, a brief FAQ, plotting, and a house arrival matching service!
- CRAU
- Characters previously CRAU'd into other godling realms
- Straight from Canon Characters
The Events Calendar post for the plot is HERE
First and foremost, what is this event? We the Lost is a CRAU Fantasy game set in the realm of a young godling. Every young godling in the WtL-verse develops a world unique to them and pulls people in to populate it and help them grow. Each godling is influenced by their ‘flock,’ although they all have some basic personality traits that help them make their initial flock selection. The characters in WtL have so far given their godling a name: Zephyr, and a form that changes with the seasons.
However, Zephyr's aspect has yet to be realized. This is the fundamental force or piece of the world that a god has power over. Zephyr's grandmother, Xun, has informed the residents of the Meadous that Zephyr had yet to develop an aspect and they are lagging well behind their peers in this particular area, even as they excel in every other.
Unfortunately, her concern that something bad may well come of this is not unfounded. Zephyr will find their ability to pull the lost to their realm running out of control. While this is only a day or two for the godling in their realm, it will be substantially longer for the people in the Meadous, itself, with the event starting on February 11th and continuing for two weeks (until February 25th).
In that time, visitors will simply appear in the houses of the existing residents of the Meadous with nothing for them except what's there. Hope you're feeling neighborly. It's the middle of winter, so supplies in the Meadous aren't as abundant as they might otherwise be.
WtL DOES NOT have a network comm. To facilitate communication for this event, an event-based Bulletin Board will be put up. Please bear in mind that these communications are not instant, but that the Meadous is fairly small. It's not hard to run into people!
Check the comments below for a description of the Meadous, a brief FAQ, plotting, and a house arrival matching service!
AN UPDATE #2
21 Feb - All of the snow in the Meadous will melt over a two hour period. This will be followed by a one hour period of intense snowfall. The cycle will repeat for the next 24 hours. The temperature does not actually change throughout this. It's always below freezing in the areas with snow, even when the snow is melting.
22 Feb - Every mailbox in the Meadous will open and close in sequence, following the order of the list available here. Going through the entire cycle will take approximately 30 minutes. Attempting to prevent the mailbox from opening will get whatever you put on it ripped off as if it isn't there. Sticking your hand in the box when the flap closes will get you a nasty bruise, but you won't lose any limbs, thankfully. The more delicate may feel like their fingers have been broken, though. The sequence will start at midnight and continue for 24 hours.
23 Feb - Every deciduous tree in the forest will cycle through the seasons on fifteen-minute intervals, the leaves and blossoms blooming, then fading, then the leaves changing color, and then falling. The leaves that fall seem to disappear at the end of each hour, even if they're carried away by some enterprising leaf-hoarder. The cycle will continue for 24 hours.
24 Feb - The colorful stones around the Wishing Pond will rise up about three feet and chuck themselves into the water in a clockwise order. There always seem to be more stones appearing to replace the ones chucked into the pond, and the pond doesn't seem to be filling up. Should someone try to grab one of the stones from the air before it chucks itself in, they'll be enjoying a dip in the Wishing Pond as they're dragged along. This will continue for 24 hours.