Walkabout Voting.
Sep. 6th, 2015 02:19 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
For anyone who can't find a way to fit their character into the Lightning Age setting, we'll be offering three possible walkabouts. Please vote on the walkabouts if and only if you intend on participating in one.
As always, voting is weighted - rank the options from favorite to least favorite. Your first choice will receive two points, your second choice one point, and your third choice zero points.
Cursed Kingdom: The Missing Dragon. When an elder wyrm flies north from the Ash Wastes, an embassy of diplomats, dragonslayers, griffon knights, and hedge-magicians heads to the nearby frontier city-state of Misericordia to track it, but finds themselves under suspicion from the moment they arrive.
Ivory Tower: Field Trip. Postapocalyptic scholars attending a conference near an irradiated city find there's more to worry about than academic politics when local warlords make trouble. It may be time to test how much mightier than the sword the pen can be...
Doki Doki: The Exhibition. A select group of students and teachers is selected for an S. Tech performance at a cultural festival, and rampant teenaged drama both threatens the day and is the only hope to save it (as usual).
Voting will close at 11:59 PM CST on September 9th, and a plotting post will go up the next day so long as there are at least four interested participants.
As always, voting is weighted - rank the options from favorite to least favorite. Your first choice will receive two points, your second choice one point, and your third choice zero points.
Cursed Kingdom: The Missing Dragon. When an elder wyrm flies north from the Ash Wastes, an embassy of diplomats, dragonslayers, griffon knights, and hedge-magicians heads to the nearby frontier city-state of Misericordia to track it, but finds themselves under suspicion from the moment they arrive.
Ivory Tower: Field Trip. Postapocalyptic scholars attending a conference near an irradiated city find there's more to worry about than academic politics when local warlords make trouble. It may be time to test how much mightier than the sword the pen can be...
Doki Doki: The Exhibition. A select group of students and teachers is selected for an S. Tech performance at a cultural festival, and rampant teenaged drama both threatens the day and is the only hope to save it (as usual).
Voting will close at 11:59 PM CST on September 9th, and a plotting post will go up the next day so long as there are at least four interested participants.