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Joanna La Pâle

2007-06-21T15:23:49Z

68.62.179.160:

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Joanna La Pâle, also known as Mistress Misery or, as she prefers to sometimes call herself, the Pirate Queen, is a curious sea nymph. For starters, she seems to prefer her more humane (non-poisonous) form, that of a tall blonde woman, five feet and ten inches in height, with pale lime-green skin. Long blond hair hangs down just beyond the small of her back, and also frames her face, bangs combed over to hide her right eyebrow and mesh with long stranges of shiny gold. As a nymph of the sea, Misery's skin is perfect, almost glowing, glossy and smooth. It is unmarred save for a curious dark red tattoo on her left arm, just below the shoulder, of a pair of pursed blood-red lips. Nails are well manicured, short, painted dark blue much like her favorite clothing. Her eyes, as the skull and crossbones eyepatch is purely for show, are a dark violet in color. Her nose is somewhat small, lips not too full nor too lacking, and eyebrows are thin but notable. Being a nymph, even in human form, Joanna is rather curvy and not afraid to show it off, despite being standoffish.

Joanna wears her colors. That is to say, Joanna's dress is actually also her way of striking her colors at sea, as it is a rather simple dark blue dress that exposes much of her cleavage. It is secured around her neck, where it is laced at the back to fasten it, and around her hips, where a rather heavy dark green belt sits. A rather large, quite unlady-like slit down her right leg exposes nearly her entire glossy leg, as well as more than a good portion of her hip and rump, the actual flag hanging over her left leg and covering it entirely, save in the wind. At sea, with sails high and the pirate ship in either full pursuit or at full sail in an attempt to escape pursuers, Joanna oft will stand at the wheel and turn into the wind, so that the huge skull and crossbones symbol on this portion of her dress flashes in the wind (and also becuase it obviously is a very striking pose and makes her enemies slightly more reluctant to fight.). Her hat is done in a tricorn style, with the forward point carefully curled instead of pointed so as to emphasize the skull and crossbones on the front, when worn. Hands and wrists are guarded by dark green supple leather gloves, with golden hoops around the wrists for jewelry. Boots vary from supple leather dark green knee-highs, to stilleto blue-slippers that fasten around her leg just above the ankle, depending on her mood.

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Tied around Joanna's right leg is a single band of dark blue leather, used to support her weapon of choice, a most unlady-like bludgeon. Nothing short of a thick, adamantite metal club, it has a long blue handle, the club itself colored a dark green. Shading at the edge of the bludgeon suggests that it has been put to good, or bad depending on who you are, use. Joanna sometimes prefers to use a rapier in battle, but this depends on her choice of clothing, as she is sometimes known to go a little more... western in fashion, considering her attempts to adapt to the land and forest.

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Joanna's natural, and rarely used form, is not much different from the human form in shape or size. However, as a nymph of the sea the Pirate Queen features darker skin, scales across her cheeks, chest, and rump, and thick, colorful fins along her forearms, outer thighs, and legs down to her ankles. This shimmering, glistening blue fins, particularly the ones on her arms, come together to again reveal the pirate symbol she so favors. In this form Joanna can not survive on land for more than a few minutes, and also prefers sharper weapons such as a rapier, since water softens the blow of her prefered weapon. Also notable is that in this form, many long, razor sharp spines protrude from Joanna's hair. These spines, along with longer, sharper nails, are poisonous, with a toxin that causes paralysis. While the strong toxin would not kill a living being out of the water, as breathing, though extremely hard, IS possible to some minor extent, underwater, this poison is fatal, even to other sea creatures (since they must be able to move to utilize gills properly). Also, notably, Joanna features her own gills along her neck in this form.

Why Joanna is so far inland as to end up in Myrken Wood is anyone's guess, but judging by her standoffish and sometimes sullen attitude, it likely has to do with hiding from the law of the sea. As a daughter of the sea itself, Joanna believes in chaos (to an extent) and fully believes in the freedom or death theme, and thus, is very much at odds with certain laws and authority figures.

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(Feel free to poke at the player for more pictures, as the optimal picture is, ahem, not fit for the wiki, though it is not nude.)
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Joanna La Pâle

2007-06-21T15:20:15Z

68.62.179.160:

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Joanna La Pâle, also known as Mistress Misery or, as she prefers to sometimes call herself, the Pirate Queen, is a curious sea nymph. For starters, she seems to prefer her more humane (non-poisonous) form, that of a tall blonde woman, five feet and ten inches in height, with pale lime-green skin. Long blond hair hangs down just beyond the small of her back, and also frames her face, bangs combed over to hide her right eyebrow and mesh with long stranges of shiny gold. As a nymph of the sea, Misery's skin is perfect, almost glowing, glossy and smooth. It is unmarred save for a curious dark red tattoo on her left arm, just below the shoulder, of a pair of pursed blood-red lips. Nails are well manicured, short, painted dark blue much like her favorite clothing. Her eyes, as the skull and crossbones eyepatch is purely for show, are a dark violet in color. Her nose is somewhat small, lips not too full nor too lacking, and eyebrows are thin but notable. Being a nymph, even in human form, Joanna is rather curvy and not afraid to show it off, despite being standoffish.

Joanna wears her colors. That is to say, Joanna's dress is actually also her way of striking her colors at sea, as it is a rather simple dark blue dress that exposes much of her cleavage. It is secured around her neck, where it is laced at the back to fasten it, and around her hips, where a rather heavy dark green belt sits. A rather large, quite unlady-like slit down her right leg exposes nearly her entire glossy leg, as well as more than a good portion of her hip and rump, the actual flag hanging over her left leg and covering it entirely, save in the wind. At sea, with sails high and the pirate ship in either full pursuit or at full sail in an attempt to escape pursuers, Joanna oft will stand at the wheel and turn into the wind, so that the huge skull and crossbones symbol on this portion of her dress flashes in the wind (and also becuase it obviously is a very striking pose and makes her enemies slightly more reluctant to fight.). Her hat is done in a tricorn style, with the forward point carefully curled instead of pointed so as to emphasize the skull and crossbones on the front, when worn. Hands and wrists are guarded by dark green supple leather gloves, with golden hoops around the wrists for jewelry. Boots vary from supple leather dark green knee-highs, to stilleto blue-slippers that fasten around her leg just above the ankle, depending on her mood.

<center>http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b219/Purrversion/Joanna-La-Ple5.jpg</center>

Tied around Joanna's right leg is a single band of dark blue leather, used to support her weapon of choice, a most unlady-like bludgeon. Nothing short of a thick, adamantite metal club, it has a long blue handle, the club itself colored a dark green. Shading at the edge of the bludgeon suggests that it has been put to good, or bad depending on who you are, use. Joanna sometimes prefers to use a rapier in battle, but this depends on her choice of clothing, as she is sometimes known to go a little more... western in fashion, considering her attempts to adapt to the land and forest.

<center>http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b219/Purrversion/Joanna-La-Ple2.jpg</center>

Joanna's natural, and rarely used form, is not much different from the human form in shape or size. However, as a nymph of the sea the Pirate Queen features darker skin, scales across her cheeks, chest, and rump, and thick, colorful fins along her forearms, outer thighs, and legs down to her ankles. This shimmering, glistening blue fins, particularly the ones on her arms, come together to again reveal the pirate symbol she so favors. In this form Joanna can not survive on land for more than a few minutes, and also prefers sharper weapons such as a rapier, since water softens the blow of her prefered weapon. Also notable is that in this form, many long, razor sharp spines protrude from Joanna's hair. These spines, along with longer, sharper nails, are poisonous, with a toxin that causes paralysis. While the strong toxin would not kill a living being out of the water, as breathing, though extremely hard, IS possible to some minor extent, underwater, this poison is fatal, even to other sea creatures (since they must be able to move to utilize gills properly). Also, notably, Joanna features her own gills along her neck in this form.

Why Joanna is so far inland as to end up in Myrken Wood is anyone's guess, but judging by her standoffish and sometimes sullen attitude, it likely has to do with hiding from the law of the sea. As a daughter of the sea itself, Joanna believes in chaos (to an extent) and fully believes in the freedom or death theme, and thus, is very much at odds with certain laws and authority figures.

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Reilly Thomas

2007-06-21T15:19:42Z

68.62.179.160: /* The Gardener */

Portrayed by [[Wendy]]
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==The Gardener==
Widowed at twenty years of age, when her (then) husband accepted a ridiculous challenge, Reilly made it her duty to tend his gravesite. Her husband, Jack, lies buried in the [[Soul Garden]], a private cemetery that sprawls beyond the orchard on the [[Broken Dagger(Inn)|Broken Dagger]] property.

Master Gardener, [[Gustavas MacCubbin]], noticed the loving touch that the girl ministered to the grave whenever she visited the [[Soul Garden|stone garden]]. He would often remark on her work, and sometimes ask her opinion over other plans he'd had for the cemetary and fields surrounding the Inn.

Their relationship grew over months of speaking like this.

What began as a volunteer apprenticeship has turned into year-round work for Reilly Thomas. The Master Gardener has been appreciative of her talent. Over time, he has nurtured, taught and shared trade secrets with Reilly.

It helps that she is able to view and care for the [[Broken Dagger(Inn)|Dagger's]] gardens as he does. His plans to retire grow stronger, while he prepares this trainee to take on his position, but there are a few years and a number of ideas that he has chosen to exercise first.

==Her Skill==
Reilly keeps many of her design ideas to herself in order to support the Master Gardener in his quest to perfect "his" plantings. She has a keen eye for design which he tenderly cultivates, as if working with a delicate rose. Gardener MacCubbin patiently listens to Reilly's ideas, often sharing her visions, and encourages her to implement them among the gardens of the [[Broken Dagger(Inn)|Broken Dagger]].

The girl is still learning about flower types and their purposes, but is quick to digest any and all information that is given to her. Unable to read, she relies on the passed-on knowledge from Gardener MacCubbin and others like him.

The young gardener is fond of tidy spaces, where symmetry and color harmonize to create breathtaking appeal. She tends to put herself to work in making this happen.

==Reilly Thomas==
At twenty-something, Reilly Thomas is of optimal health. She takes great care of her small frame; however, she has a serious affection for bakery sweets. Her long, brown hair is bleached by the same sun that kisses her skin. The young widow has brown eyes and an overmodest smile. She is friendly, able to get along with just about anyone, and is generally impersonal. Her love for open spaces and freedom among the flowers surpasses the need for human interaction, though she does make a point of socializing in the pub - just to keep up with society.
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Joanna La Pâle

2007-06-21T15:13:49Z

68.62.179.160:

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Joanna La Pâle, also known as Mistress Misery or, as she prefers to sometimes call herself, the Pirate Queen, is a curious sea nymph. For starters, she seems to prefer her more humane (non-poisonous) form, that of a tall blonde woman, five feet and ten inches in height, with pale lime-green skin. Long blond hair hangs down just beyond the small of her back, and also frames her face, bangs combed over to hide her right eyebrow and mesh with long stranges of shiny gold. As a nymph of the sea, Misery's skin is perfect, almost glowing, glossy and smooth. It is unmarred save for a curious dark red tattoo on her left arm, just below the shoulder, of a pair of pursed blood-red lips. Nails are well manicured, short, painted dark blue much like her favorite clothing. Her eyes, as the skull and crossbones eyepatch is purely for show, are a dark violet in color. Her nose is somewhat small, lips not too full nor too lacking, and eyebrows are thin but notable. Being a nymph, even in human form, Joanna is rather curvy and not afraid to show it off, despite being standoffish.

Joanna wears her colors. That is to say, Joanna's dress is actually also her way of striking her colors at sea, as it is a rather simple dark blue dress that exposes much of her cleavage. It is secured around her neck, where it is laced at the back to fasten it, and around her hips, where a rather heavy dark green belt sits. A rather large, quite unlady-like slit down her right leg exposes nearly her entire glossy leg, as well as more than a good portion of her hip and rump, the actual flag hanging over her left leg and covering it entirely, save in the wind. At sea, with sails high and the pirate ship in either full pursuit or at full sail in an attempt to escape pursuers, Joanna oft will stand at the wheel and turn into the wind, so that the huge skull and crossbones symbol on this portion of her dress flashes in the wind (and also becuase it obviously is a very striking pose and makes her enemies slightly more reluctant to fight.). Her hat is done in a tricorn style, with the forward point carefully curled instead of pointed so as to emphasize the skull and crossbones on the front, when worn. Hands and wrists are guarded by dark green supple leather gloves, with golden hoops around the wrists for jewelry. Boots vary from supple leather dark green knee-highs, to stilleto blue-slippers that fasten around her leg just above the ankle, depending on her mood.

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Tied around Joanna's right leg is a single band of dark blue leather, used to support her weapon of choice, a most unlady-like bludgeon. Nothing short of a thick, adamantite metal club, it has a long blue handle, the club itself colored a dark green. Shading at the edge of the bludgeon suggests that it has been put to good, or bad depending on who you are, use. Joanna sometimes prefers to use a rapier in battle, but this depends on her choice of clothing, as she is sometimes known to go a little more... western in fashion, considering her attempts to adapt to the land and forest.

<center>http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b219/Purrversion/Joanna-La-Ple2.jpg</center>

Joanna's natural, and rarely used form, is not much different from the human form in shape or size. However, as a nymph of the sea the Pirate Queen features darker skin, scales across her cheeks, chest, and rump, and thick, colorful fins along her forearms, outer thighs, and legs down to her ankles. This shimmering, glistening blue fins, particularly the ones on her arms, come together to again reveal the pirate symbol she so favors. In this form Joanna can not survive on land for more than a few minutes, and also prefers sharper weapons such as a rapier, since water softens the blow of her prefered weapon. Also notable is that in this form, many long, razor sharp smpines protrude from Joanna's hair. These spines, along with longer, sharper nails, are poisonous, with a toxin that causes paralysis. While the strong toxin would not kill a living being out of the water, as breathing, though extremely hard, IS possible to some minor extent, underwater, this poison is fatal, even to other sea creatures (since they must be able to move to utilize gills properly). Also, notably, Joanna features her own gills along her neck in this form.

Why Joanna is so far inland as to end up in Myrken Wood is anyone's guess, but judging by her standoffish and sometimes sullen attitude, it likely has to do with hiding from the law of the sea. As a daughter of the sea itself, Joanna believes in chaos (to an extent) and fully believes in the freedom or death theme, and thus, is very much at odds with certain laws and authority figures.

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Joanna La Pâle

2007-06-21T15:12:06Z

68.62.179.160:

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Joanna La Pâle, also known as Mistress Misery or, as she prefers to sometimes call herself, the Pirate Queen, is a curious sea nymph. For starters, she seems to prefer her more humane (non-poisonous) form, that of a tall blonde woman, five feet and ten inches in height, with pale lime-green skin. Long blond hair hangs down just beyond the small of her back, and also frames her face, bangs combed over to hide her right eyebrow and mesh with long stranges of shiny gold. As a nymph of the sea, Misery's skin is perfect, almost glowing, glossy and smooth. It is unmarred save for a curious dark red tattoo on her left arm, just below the shoulder, of a pair of pursed blood-red lips. Nails are well manicured, short, painted dark blue much like her favorite clothing. Her eyes, as the skull and crossbones eyepatch is purely for show, are a dark violet in color. Her nose is somewhat small, lips not too full nor too lacking, and eyebrows are thin but notable. Being a nymph, even in human form, Joanna is rather curvy and not afraid to show it off, despite being standoffish.

Joanna wears her colors. That is to say, Joanna's dress is actually also her way of striking her colors at sea, as it is a rather simple dark blue dress that exposes much of her cleavage. It is secured around her neck, where it is laced at the back to fasten it, and around her hips, where a rather heavy dark green belt sits. A rather large, quite unlady-like slit down her right leg exposes nearly her entire glossy leg, as well as more than a good portion of her hip and rump, the actual flag hanging over her left leg and covering it entirely, save in the wind. At sea, with sails high and the pirate ship in either full pursuit or at full sail in an attempt to escape pursuers, Joanna oft will stand at the wheel and turn into the wind, so that the huge skull and crossbones symbol on this portion of her dress flashes in the wind (and also becuase it obviously is a very striking pose and makes her enemies slightly more reluctant to fight.). Her hat is done in a tricorn style, with the forward point carefully curled instead of pointed so as to emphasize the skull and crossbones on the front, when worn. Hands and wrists are guarded by dark green supple leather gloves, with golden hoops around the wrists for jewelry. Boots vary from supple leather dark green knee-highs, to stilleto blue-slippers that fasten around her leg just above the ankle, depending on her mood.

http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b219/Purrversion/Joanna-La-Ple5.jpg

Tied around Joanna's right leg is a single band of dark blue leather, used to support her weapon of choice, a most unlady-like bludgeon. Nothing short of a thick, adamantite metal club, it has a long blue handle, the club itself colored a dark green. Shading at the edge of the bludgeon suggests that it has been put to good, or bad depending on who you are, use. Joanna sometimes prefers to use a rapier in battle, but this depends on her choice of clothing, as she is sometimes known to go a little more... western in fashion, considering her attempts to adapt to the land and forest.

http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b219/Purrversion/Joanna-La-Ple2.jpg

Joanna's natural, and rarely used form, is not much different from the human form in shape or size. However, as a nymph of the sea the Pirate Queen features darker skin, scales across her cheeks, chest, and rump, and thick, colorful fins along her forearms, outer thighs, and legs down to her ankles. This shimmering, glistening blue fins, particularly the ones on her arms, come together to again reveal the pirate symbol she so favors. In this form Joanna can not survive on land for more than a few minutes, and also prefers sharper weapons such as a rapier, since water softens the blow of her prefered weapon. Also notable is that in this form, many long, razor sharp smpines protrude from Joanna's hair. These spines, along with longer, sharper nails, are poisonous, with a toxin that causes paralysis. While the strong toxin would not kill a living being out of the water, as breathing, though extremely hard, IS possible to some minor extent, underwater, this poison is fatal, even to other sea creatures (since they must be able to move to utilize gills properly). Also, notably, Joanna features her own gills along her neck in this form.

Why Joanna is so far inland as to end up in Myrken Wood is anyone's guess, but judging by her standoffish and sometimes sullen attitude, it likely has to do with hiding from the law of the sea. As a daughter of the sea itself, Joanna believes in chaos (to an extent) and fully believes in the freedom or death theme, and thus, is very much at odds with certain laws and authority figures.

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Navi Yang

2007-06-15T15:37:34Z

68.62.179.160:

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Navi Yang in her natural form stands at a full height of no more than a foot and six inches,
including the inch long unicorn like horn that sprouts from her forehead. She is some
manner of fae, and her somewhat taller than normal size might suggest she is of some
royal lineage in the grand scheme of things. Her skin is a glossy dark purple, not
unlike the color of some drow, but reflective of moonlight and particularly harsh
lights from fires and the sun. Unlike some fae, Navi does not 'naturally' glow, but she
appears to when there is enough light around simply due to the reflected rays. She has
long flowing ivory hair that hangs down to her knees, straight and often defiant of
gravity, seeming to ripple behind her and sometimes appearing caught in a non-existant
breeze. Curiously, when there 'is' a breeze, her hair remains unaffected. Also unlike
many fae, Navi does not have wings. Instead, she seems to simply 'will' herself to
float where she desires. Some believe that the curious green petals and sarong that
hang from her waist and hover in the air are actually wings, but she will deny it.

Like most fae, Navi does not wear much, with bright green coral cupping her bosom and
supporting the ethereal, sea green sarong wrapped around her waist. Though this sarong is able to be seen through, it is thick around the waist, where the curious green
tendrils are curled the most, denying what few perverts might be interested in such a
short lass a good look. Around her ankles are somewhat thick looking black metal
anklets, with rings, that looks as much like broken shackles as jewelry without an
extremely close examination. Two of these bands also rest around her wrists securely.
Around her neck is a dull grey iron collar, from which hangs a short chain with another
ring, perhaps a leash of some sort.

Sprouting from Navi's hair are two large lime green fins, somewhat frilly looking and
nearly as sharp as her horn. Their purpose is a mystery, and they look to be as much
flesh as coral, perhaps serving as her ears. The horn atop her forehead is a perfect
cone, unmarred and unstylish but strong, with a razor sharp point. Her eyes are, likewise, a sea green, with no whites, but instead, a lighter shade of green, and with the center of her eye being a dark purple in color instead of sheer black.

Often hanging at Navi's waist is a small bone, approximately four and a half inches in
length, that looks to have once served as an exquisite ivory letter opener. A casual
observer would be able to see that Navi occasionally shapes this bone with the caress
of her fingers to shape it and sharpen it.

---

With Navi, often prowling or lurking in the rafters, is a small bobcat approximately
four and a half feet long that she affectionally calls Mr. Yin in a variety of
languages. The feline has a sleek black and grey striped coat, and could easily be
mistaken for another type of cat save for the distinctive tufts at the end of his ears.
The cat is particularly intelligent and attuned to Navi's commands, seeming to respond
to many of the curious melodic commands, and occasionally crude common, that she
issues, and she is occasionally seen riding on Mr. Yin's back.

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Very rarely, when alone in her chosen water source, Navi will take on a slightly more
elvish form. At a height of five feet, seven inches, Navi's hair remains the same
length, ending at her shoulders, and her ears sharpen, losing the coral in them but
keeping a curious green tint to them. Seashells and coral cover the more
'controversial' parts of her body, and decorate her ears. The broken shackles give way
to simple red coral bracelets and anklets. In this form, however, Navi is quick to flee
or dive deep underwater if spotted by intruders she does not trust. Due to this form
and the coral, it is believed she was born somewhere deep under the sea, though this is
questionable since she does not seem to 'require' water as much as she prefers it, and
does not prefer either fresh or salt. The bony letteropener she totes around also
becomes much longer, no less than three feet in length. Her horn, on the other hand,
vanishes.
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In both of her forms, Navi is rather slim, with a decent enough bust, wide hips, and
looks that one might suppose are worth being proud of, but no one 'really' admires 1'6"
tall girls, and her other form is elusive at best.

-Recently-

Navi has revealed that she can apparently control fluids, at the very least glass and water, to some degree, though the extent is still a mystery. She also CAN speak common, however it hurts her throat and she refuses to use it extensively unless fascinated by someone.
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