THE CITY OF SIN: MODS (
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Test Drive Meme
Considering apping to the City of Sin, but unsure of who to bring or if they'll fit? Feel free to give the setting a test drive here! These are a perfect way of getting your playing sample done for the application.cityofsin |
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→ Comment with the character you'd like to test drive in the setting, with name and canon in the subject line
→ Choose a scenario or create your own!
→ Tag around!
Possible Scenarios01. A New Arrival: Hello, New Person! You seem to have found yourself on a sidewalk in the City of Sin with nothing but the clothes on your back and a stomach chruning feeling of being displaced. Thankfully, the streets are full of people - Watch out that you don't get mugged!
02. Demonic Presences: You were just minding your own business, weren't you? But that's always when bad things seem to happen, and the City of Sin isn't really that friendly. Whatever bar or street you're hanging out in suddenly go dim, filling the area with an unnerving feeling as the shadows on the walls jump out into reality. We suggest you phone a friend for help, or maybe try running?
03. Party Hard: You've been invited to a massive, elegant party at the Tower that spills out its doors in welcome, by someone who calls themselves the Emperor. Obviously, that's weird, but maybe you can get some free drinks and food out of it! This place might not be so bad.
04. Prominence: The City of Sin influences it's population on a weekly basis. Too bad you came right smack dab in the middle of a heavy Prominence. Lust, Greed, Gluttony, Envy, Wrath, Sloth, or Pride. Choose your choice of sin and be wicked.
05. Trouble: Not everyone is sunshine and roses here. Some people are violent and cruel, raised in the sludge of a sinful city. And they like to pick on people they think can't fight back. Are you that person? Or are you the Hero who can't stand to watch? Worse yet, could you be the person doing the instigating? Villian.
06. Carnival: The City has carnivals or festivals now and then; you're lucky to catch one! With its open booths filled with cork gun games and funnel cakes, how can someone not have any fun! Go win your darling a stuffed animal, or meet someone new on the spinning cup ride. You might even see someone you know being talked into sitting in the Dunk Tank.
07. Wild Card: Choose your own adventure in the game's setting!
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Still, she decided she could coax some rhythm out of him.
"The rhythm of life is a powerful beat," she said, trying to sound wise. "Puts a tingle in your fingers and a tingle in your feet." Okay, so she was quoting showtunes. Something told her he wouldn't bust her. "Rhythm in the bedroom, rhythm in the street. The rhythm of life is a powerful beat."
Keep his head distracted. That was the idea. Let the body respond without thinking. She moved a little bit faster, a little more fluid with each step, guiding him along with her.
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After a few minutes, he starts to anticipate the moves, like he would in battle, though this is far more... pleasant.
"What are you talking about?"
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She paused. "You are new, aren't you? I would remember a face like yours."
Diana decided to test him a little, twirling under his arm, her hair swirling around her, giving off the scent of toasted almond.
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"I'm not sure why you would," he says, because compared to other faces he's seen, it's pretty ordinary.
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There was an argument for male finishing school, if she ever heard one. Since when had dancing become such a problem?
Dudes were weird.
"Have you seen you?" she asked.
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"Look, if I'm not good at this, we can stop. I didn't want to to begin with."
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She twirled again, twisting back in and coiling his arm around her waist, before spinning out again. It wasn't even remotely in time with the music, but she had a way of making it work.
Body language was her...third or fourth language. After Gaelic and French and Aramaic.
"But manners. They are a thing. What's your name?"
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"Uh," he said. "Luke. Luke Skywalker."
He was starting to feel like maybe they weren't speaking the same language.
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And anyway, it was a nice name. There was something regal about it. Lyrical.
...or possibly Native American? She wasn't sure.
"Nice to meet you, Luke," she said. "I'm Diana. I sometimes come on a little strong." Fuck you, Wyatt Halliwell. "But it's nice to meet you. And I'm sorry I dragged you out here but...you're pretty good."
He had kept up with her throughout. Which was more than most guys could say.
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At least, not at this point in her life. There had been a time when she'd been a terrible person, of course. But she preferred to think of that as someone else's life.
It helped her to sleep better.
"I'm so sorry you thought that."
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Which was a pretty bad way of saying he wasn't quite sure how the whole conversation thing worked, which aside from not really being accurate, was too bald even for him.
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She lowered her eyes, partially to give him the privacy of embarrassment and partially to hide her own. This wasn't exactly how she'd envisioned the whole 'getting back on the horse' thing. Maybe she ought to give herself a break. Months of torture and isolation could drive anyone's social skills to seed. But she didn't like it.
Sighing, she looked up at him again. "Can I buy you a drink? Peace offering."
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Again, not exactly the truth--he was great at fighting. Just really bad at wanting to fight.
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With a little flounce in her step that wasn't entirely involuntary, she crossed the room.
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Just what, he asked himself, do you think you're doing, Skywalker?
In a way, the evening was shaping up a lot more like the holovid-fueled fantasies he'd entertained as a teenager on Tatooine, of running away to the core worlds, and the exotic things he'd experience there, than anything he'd seen in, say, Mos Eisley.
"How long have you been here?" he asked, as he hopped to catch up.
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She turned around, walking backwards so she could face him. "Have you gotten the whole spiel on how the multiverse works yet? I'm not exactly the most science-y person out there, but I can explain if you want."
Diana seemed to remember getting pretty good at it in Bete Noire.
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She owned a mirror. She knew what she looked like.
Setting an elbow on the counter, she cradled her chin in her palm. "Touching all of it is a good way to start. If there are an infinite number of universes out there, imagine them as threads. This place is a knot, where all the threads are tangled up together."
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"Okay," he said, "but the thing no one's explained to me is how that doesn't, I don't know, impact the rest of these worlds? Create, uh... paradoxes?"
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She hoped that's what he meant by 'paradox.' Diana was only about ninety percent sure what the word actually meant, outside of the Gilbert and Sullivan use.
"For example," she said, "my friend Draco is here. And there's another guy from his world too. Harry. But Harry has no memory of Draco ever disappearing from his world. And vice versa."
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"Doesn't that mean," he said after a moment, "that we must get back, eventually?"
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Conveniently enough, the bartender showed up at that moment, flashing a row of white and perfect teeth.
Diana gestured to Luke. "Anything you like. On me."
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