DISCUSSION #1
04-23-2013, 01:49 PM
Also agreed with the above.
In all honesty, if you don't want your wolf being killed, then don't make them do things that'll provoke a fatal attack. Sure, some people may say "but they're evil" or something of the like, but if you're going to have an evil character that claims to be a killer or is a seriously negatively chaotic nuisance, they've got to back it up somehow. It's the risk you take by creating a risky character, and it also takes maturity to be able to handle the fact that they might die from something.
In all honesty, if you don't want your wolf being killed, then don't make them do things that'll provoke a fatal attack. Sure, some people may say "but they're evil" or something of the like, but if you're going to have an evil character that claims to be a killer or is a seriously negatively chaotic nuisance, they've got to back it up somehow. It's the risk you take by creating a risky character, and it also takes maturity to be able to handle the fact that they might die from something.
prone to violent reaction. ic actions have ic consequences and she lives and breathes it.
public enemy #1
crawl. crawl more. drag your hands and knees across the destruction left in my wake to the ends of the earth. there's a green light of a shining star in my sky and there will not be an obstacle i will not overcome until i cup that star in my palms. the void in my will has been filled with purpose. so crawl. crawl more, love.
public enemy #1
crawl. crawl more. drag your hands and knees across the destruction left in my wake to the ends of the earth. there's a green light of a shining star in my sky and there will not be an obstacle i will not overcome until i cup that star in my palms. the void in my will has been filled with purpose. so crawl. crawl more, love.
because i like it when you're on your knees.