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@dakota
Exactly what I was thinking. (about the voting thing)

@e-b-raulands

this means you can vote so long as you’re in the roleplay and voting on a current thing that we’re voting on. You can’t vote on something that we’ve already finished discussing and voting on. (This means we just won’t be waiting for weeks and weeks on any one person before we can finalize a decision.)

Ya know, the plot for the rpg is starting to shape up to resemble the plot of my latest story. (Especially if we do give the prince an older, corrupt brother.)

@katthewriter @jessi-rae I guess we should vote on the plot. Personally, I vote to do the collaborative created idea that I have summed up below so all clearly know which one I am talking about.

Our characters are at the coronation of the oldest son of whatever-this-kingdom’s-name-is. A younger prince gets “kidnapped” during this event and that halts the coronation. Our merry band sets out to rescue the prince who actually devised his own kidnapping because of the corrupt state of the government. However, to our characters it seems the prince is merely jealous and wants to overthrow his father the king and use the ransom money to hire a mercenary force to do so. But, as the story progresses, the characters discover that the prince is actually playacting in order to draw out the king’s corrupt advisors and others inside the royal family that don’t have the best interests of the kingdom at heart. Our characters end up finding out that the younger prince is not actually the villain of this story, but he’s going about solving the problem incorrectly. Our end game is to help the younger prince achieve his goal of restoring the government to what it should be, but what we do and how we do it kinda depends on the decisions made by the characters in roleplay. (Not the best summary in the world, but you guys at least know which idea I am talking about now)