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LBlaf Etiquette

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"'You see?' He whispered as he led Deivra silently through the walls of the magnificent castle. 'She is plotting against you! She may feign only kindness and respect,' he hissed quietly, 'but catch her off guard as I have done and she reveals her true form.' He lead her to a pair of small apertures in the wall which she knew peered out the eyes of her long-dead great-great-something-or-other. Curiosity prompted her to gaze through painting though she quickly recoiled, stifling a shriek of fury. There, she had seen her handmaiden holding a dress that had belonged to Deivra's own mother to her breast, swirling about like some cheap whore. The cur even had the spine to alter the hem of the dress such that it might fit better. Deivra stormed away through the hallways back to her bedchambers. She would have the sodding excuse for a servant killed for her audacity, or worse. Behind her strode her faithful butler, who kept his face stone-like save for the most malicious of grins which danced somewhere behind his eyes."

Trail of Cinders

Here is the world setting for the Trail of Cinders story arc.

A New World

Paper and Glass

This is the world setting and engine for the Paper and Glass story arc.

HBlaf Special

Character Creation

First Age

Second Age

Third Age

IBlaf

Here is the link to the IBlaf pages.

IBlaf

The original iBlaf skill leveling system

I was planning to use the following skill trees at one point. The concept behind them was to have 10 overarching trees which each contained four subskills. Players would spend experience to level up a tree and either gain a new skill and half a die for the tree, or to just gain a whole die for the tree (with level one as a special case gaining the player both a whole die and a new skill). Each tree would only be allowed to gain up to five levels (thus a maximum of 5 dice rolled for 1 skill or a maximum of 5 skills which rolled 3 dice). Ultimately this system was found to be limiting and a little complicated for casual play, though I may return to it in the future.