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givemebackmyhat[OOC]
Backtagging: Go right ahead! I'm generally fairly slow when it comes to RPing. If you think I've dropped something that you want to continue, or if you want to discuss handwaving the outcome of a thread, feel free to contact me.
Threadhopping: Sure!
Fourthwalling: It's extremely unlikely that this would even happen, but please don't.
Offensive subjects: None.
[IC]
Hugging this character: You might get a weird look, but that's fine.
Kissing this character: Yes, but be prepared to be slapped.
Flirting with this character: Feel free. :)
Fighting with this character: Generally all right, but please contact me to discuss the outcome.
Injuring this character: Please contact me to discuss first.
Killing this character: Nope.
Using telepathy/mind reading abilities on this character: Go ahead. She has no defenses against any psychic powers.
Powers:
The tl;dr version:
Penny is an urban sorceress - while the magic system in her world is largely undefined in terms of specific skills, her powers are based on the everyday flow and rituals of life in the city. Each city has its own unique flavour of magic, but sorcerers from one city are more than capable of practicing in another (in fact, Matthew, her teacher, mentions spending years visiting different cities and learning from the sorcerers there). Urban sorcerers can do things by themselves - pulling energy from lightbulbs to create light, or shifting their posture and the way they walk to become invisible (though it's more like the ability to blend in and become unnoticed, rather than true invisibility) - or use the ephemera of urban life to aid them in spells and rituals, from using an Underground ticket to create a personal ward to using postage stamps in a teleportation circle or binding creatures with police crime scene tape. Any sorcerer can use magic instinctively, and untrained sorcerers sometimes inadvertently use their powers in dangerous ways. The ebb and flow of a city can drive an untrained sorcerer mad, and control is one of the most important things to learn as an apprentice.
Basically: If she's going to use magic and it somehow involves your character, I'll ask your permission and tell you exactly what she's doing first.
River powers: Shapeshifter (lion/raven)
Backtagging: Go right ahead! I'm generally fairly slow when it comes to RPing. If you think I've dropped something that you want to continue, or if you want to discuss handwaving the outcome of a thread, feel free to contact me.
Threadhopping: Sure!
Fourthwalling: It's extremely unlikely that this would even happen, but please don't.
Offensive subjects: None.
[IC]
Hugging this character: You might get a weird look, but that's fine.
Kissing this character: Yes, but be prepared to be slapped.
Flirting with this character: Feel free. :)
Fighting with this character: Generally all right, but please contact me to discuss the outcome.
Injuring this character: Please contact me to discuss first.
Killing this character: Nope.
Using telepathy/mind reading abilities on this character: Go ahead. She has no defenses against any psychic powers.
Powers:
The tl;dr version:
Penny is an urban sorceress - while the magic system in her world is largely undefined in terms of specific skills, her powers are based on the everyday flow and rituals of life in the city. Each city has its own unique flavour of magic, but sorcerers from one city are more than capable of practicing in another (in fact, Matthew, her teacher, mentions spending years visiting different cities and learning from the sorcerers there). Urban sorcerers can do things by themselves - pulling energy from lightbulbs to create light, or shifting their posture and the way they walk to become invisible (though it's more like the ability to blend in and become unnoticed, rather than true invisibility) - or use the ephemera of urban life to aid them in spells and rituals, from using an Underground ticket to create a personal ward to using postage stamps in a teleportation circle or binding creatures with police crime scene tape. Any sorcerer can use magic instinctively, and untrained sorcerers sometimes inadvertently use their powers in dangerous ways. The ebb and flow of a city can drive an untrained sorcerer mad, and control is one of the most important things to learn as an apprentice.
Basically: If she's going to use magic and it somehow involves your character, I'll ask your permission and tell you exactly what she's doing first.
River powers: Shapeshifter (lion/raven)
