[The Sorceress' Kitchen] Front Desk (storyline, rules, and character profiles)
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				Title: <strong>[The Sorceress' Kitchen] Front Desk (storyline, rules, and character profiles)</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>Moonhare</strong> on <strong>18-02-2009, 05:41:55</strong>
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				<span style="font-size: 10pt;" class="bbc_size"><strong>Storyline: The Sorceress' Kitchen:</strong></span><br><br>&nbsp; &nbsp;Through a window in a newly opened pub far from the trampling of the common sight seer is a woman that none would call beautiful or ugly. She is average in every sense of the word for a natural born native of the small northern English community. Brown locks of hair that are highlighted with red and blond in the sun, hazel brown eyes, and a pale complexion make up for her small slightly soft frame. She wears simple long dresses with an apron wrapping her hour glass figure. She owns the small inn and pub, working as the cook and can often be found socializing with the patrons that keep coming back.<br><br>&nbsp; &nbsp;The secret of&nbsp; Alyth is that she is centuries old. A sorceress in her own right after the many battles and hard fought years mixed with the changes in customs had all left their marks, but not where the average person would look. For the friendly meek woman is a master in the arts of cuisine, using the herbs and concoctions to weave spells for the taster. She can create any emotion and elicit any behavior with the simplest of combinations of ingredients. Even in this sleepy town, none are the wiser to her using her skills to extract the energies she needs to remain young. She will stay for about twenty or thirty years in one place before moving on to another town to start over.<br><br>&nbsp; &nbsp;Her recipes take hold of the eater, they are overcome with pleasure, or happiness, or any other good emotion she wants induce. For only good feelings give her the power to ask for those things she needs to survive. She needs their sexual energies, and she isn't picky about the one offering to give it. Men and women alike had tasted her skillfully crafted food and her skillful touch as a lover. So what if they aged a year over one night with her, the experience was well worth the loss. Surprisingly she isn't dominate in bed as one would think, it was actually easier to extract the necessary energy when the other person was in control of the action and she was in control of the extraction of the little death. Being the proprietor of the Inn helps with the little details of where to express these delicious emotions.<br>&nbsp; &nbsp;<br>&nbsp; &nbsp;Her most favored recipes are as follows:<br><br>For Happiness: Fried Happiness Fishcakes<br>An appetizer of a Salmon Fishcake over fresh baby spinach and topped with slightly softened asparagus spears. The combination is always one to bring a smile to the most wayward of hearts. The combination of spices in the fish and potato mixture lightened the mood with its crisp nature and the fresh greens and wilted asparagus is refreshing to the palate readying it for the next course. The feeling of peace and contentment make for the end of worries and woes.<br><br>For Love: Savory Lover's Shepherd's Pie<br>A shepherd's pie that is made with lamb and a garlic potato that makes the one eating it relax into a happy, homey state of being that conjures that happiness with whom ever is closest to ones heart. If the two are eating it together there will not be long until wedding bells or at least a night of uninhibited adoration. If only one of the part will eat the favored main dish, Alyth will make sure to serve the dessert to both parties.<br><br>For Sex: The Little Chocolate Death<br>A chocolate cake with truffle cream icing, fresh fig and raw almonds arranged as a garnish and a side of creamy ice cream heavy in vanilla. The combination of the effects of the chocolate mixed with her hidden herbs including something spicy for added heat but barely detectable and the full flavored ice cream bring a state of euphoric delight to the taster that culminates in a desire to fulfill all the inhibited fantasies with the one they loved. Often that love would fall on the cook of these marvelous dishes and she is sore not to accept their favors.<br><br><br><em>Article from the local Press after tasting the wares:<br><br>&nbsp; &nbsp;One is hard pressed to find traditional foods that aren't so generalized that all the flavor is deadened in the reproduction. That can not be said of Witch's Mound Inn &amp; Pub in the north. It is a quaint little place nestled next to the post. Nothing is notable about the place until you eat the food.<br><br>&nbsp; &nbsp;Delectable and homey with that touch that seems lost in our fast paced world, the owner and cook creates dishes that speak to the deeper part of our cultural psyche. All local ingredients, all traditional recipes, but crafted better than even Nana makes for Sunday dinner. Though a word of caution; It has been rumored that those that eat the Little Chocolate Death Dessert have an increased incidence of public nudity and increased libido. The owner claims there is nothing to the incidents beyond those having a few too many pints.</em>
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				Title: <strong>Re: [The Sorceress' Kitchen] Frontdesk (storyline, rules, and character profiles)</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>Moonhare</strong> on <strong>18-02-2009, 06:14:17</strong>
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				<span style="font-size: 10pt;" class="bbc_size"><strong>Rules:</strong></span><br><br>I would like this to be fun for everyone, so I am sorry to say I, as the Sorceress, am laying down some ground rules. <br><strong><br>The Front Desk: </strong><br>No pictures to describe your character as it takes up too much room. If someone asks for it, place it in the OCC thread.<br>Introduce yourself and your character <br>Characters are to be humanoid, but not necessarily human<br>Explain that you do understand the rules of the game<br><strong><br>The Pub:</strong> <br>This is the social area of the Game. <br>This is where you will order food and drinks, hook up with someone, or bring them along. <br>It is to be light petting only(kissing and light touching through clothes), anything heavier needs to be moved to the Inn, or to your home.<br>Everyone will play nice, no harassing behavior, NO BAR FIGHTS, as I will kick both parties out into the streets or call in the police to take you out of MY pub. Please contact the Owner if there is a complaint by PM.<br><br><strong>The Inn:</strong><br>This is where you can let a room and enjoy the effects of my culinary skill. There will only be consensual play here, though bondage is fine (rooms come equipped for all manner of fun play, medically cleaned and sealed of course).<br>Please check yourselves in to the Inn when you are at that stage.<br>Please also inform the staff when you have finished with the game until you are ready to join us again.<br>No Extreme or under aged play will be allowed under any circumstances. If someone brings their kids into the Pub, then the fun stuff happens at home, or they take the kids home and come back. My food doesn't work on children and they have no place in my Inn.<br><strong><br>The Kitchen:</strong><br>Only Staff allowed. Patrons, this means stay out of my kitchen!<br><br>I reserve the right to edit these as I see fit and to terminate any Staff and to ban any Patron that breaks these rules or causes a new one to be added. 
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				Title: <strong>Re: [The Sorceress' Kitchen] Front Desk (storyline, rules, and character profiles)</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>Moonhare</strong> on <strong>18-02-2009, 06:18:03</strong>
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				<span style="font-size: 10pt;" class="bbc_size"><strong>Mystic Dragon:</strong></span><br><strong><br>James DeSay<br>Sous Chef of the Pub and Apprentice Sorcerer</strong><br><br>James looks rather younger than his 18 years, fresh faced and shy on the surface. He's hiding a secret, though- his family has faerie blood in it, and the capricious blessing of it has shown itself in him. Years ago, his parents took him to eat in the pub, and he had recognized the subtle magic being used within, especially when the kindly woman cooking brought him a cake that brought him unending bliss in each bite.<br><br>As the years passed, he made friends with the Sorceress and "helped" her make desserts when he wasn't at school. While his parents didn't know what to think of it in the beginning, as his skills grew both in cooking and in magic, they were pleased that he found such an outlet after many years of acting out and not fitting in. Besides, the Sorceress often sent goodies home with him- who in their right mind wouldn't appreciate that?<br><br>Fresh out of high school, the Sorceress has hired him as her assistant in the kitchen, and he's enjoying every minute of it.
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				Title: <strong>Re: [The Sorceress' Kitchen] Front Desk (storyline, rules, and character profiles)</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>Moonhare</strong> on <strong>18-02-2009, 06:18:39</strong>
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				<span style="font-size: 10pt;" class="bbc_size"><strong>BaronS:</strong></span><br><strong><br>Chris Whitfield<br>Bartender and human</strong><br><br>Chris looks like a fairly typical 21 year old, just on six feet tall with a solid build that hasnt yet shifted to make him look overweight or sloppy.&nbsp; He has dark brown hair that curls thickly on his head and bright blue eyes that always seem wide and friendly, as well as a permanent smile on his face.&nbsp; Despite this, there are one or two faint lines on his forehead above his eyebrows that attest to his earlier personality and experiences...<br><br>After leaving high school Chris had no idea what to do for the rest of his life.&nbsp; So in the years between school and university he decided to travel, saving nearly all of his pay to fund the trip.&nbsp; Finally after several months travelling and with almost no money left he found himself nervous and anxious about the future almost to the point of driving himself crazy.&nbsp; It was this time Chris was travelling in the north of England, eventually stopping at a small country inn.<br>The woman in charge of the inn said she knew exactly what to get him and served him a fishcake.&nbsp; After eating it, Chris felt revitalised.&nbsp; His worries and nervousness seemed almost childish now - looking back he couldnt help but laugh at the way he was.&nbsp; He felt at ease, happy about himself and his future for the first time in years.&nbsp; But most of all - he loved this little inn in the middle of nowhere.&nbsp; He loved it so much that he immediately asked if there was work available - and was stunned when he was given a position as bartender.&nbsp; That was several months ago now and in that time Chris has seen a lot of strange things...<br><br>He doesnt quite understand why so many people who come in angry wind up leaving happy, or why the rooms always seem full of people enjoying each others company.&nbsp; Thats not to say he doesnt mind it - in fact he's had several encounters with female travellers he will love telling his friends about when he gets home.&nbsp; He puts it all down to the atmosphere of the inn and the good food, and doesnt really care if theres more to it.
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				Title: <strong>Re: [The Sorceress' Kitchen] Front Desk (storyline, rules, and character profiles)</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>Moonhare</strong> on <strong>18-02-2009, 06:19:24</strong>
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				<span style="font-size: 10pt;" class="bbc_size"><strong>missbehaved:</strong></span><br><br><strong>Heather Lockshire<br>Waitress.</strong><br><br>Heather grew up as a typical small-town girl in typical small-town England.&nbsp; She looks probably 19, she may be a bit younger but definitely not yet 20, with subtle and sultry curves just beginning to fill out her height.&nbsp; A mop of sultry midnight curls cascade over her back and frame a youthful and freckled face bedecked with a pair of emerald eyes.&nbsp; She is a bright little ray of sunshine, generally bubbling over with infectious cheer.&nbsp; Though she is quite bright, her small-town naïveté and desire to believe the best in things makes her seem and airhead at times.<br><br>Her biggest dream growing up was to one day leave the town she was born in and travel far away.&nbsp; The best she’s managed to do is move to the next town over down the road.&nbsp; Seriously, she told herself, she had meant to keep walking.&nbsp; There was just something about that house, something big inside that inn that just pulled on her somewhere deep.&nbsp; She hadn’t been particularly hungry, but the Lady of the establishment had been so nice…&nbsp; They were the best chips ever.&nbsp; Perhaps not high praise coming from one of Heather’s experience, but praise nonetheless.&nbsp; It tasted like she thought dreams should taste…<br><br>Whatever happened there, Heather never could convince herself to leave the Inn.&nbsp; She spends as much time there as she can, never really questioning the odd way people act or the mysterious habits of her employer.&nbsp; As her mother used to say, "It's just one of things..."
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				Title: <strong>Re: [The Sorceress' Kitchen] Front Desk (storyline, rules, and character profiles)</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>Moonhare</strong> on <strong>18-02-2009, 06:20:17</strong>
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				<span style="font-size: 10pt;" class="bbc_size"><strong>MzNurse:</strong></span><br><strong><br>Tessa Williams<br>Waitress/Barmaid/Bookeeper</strong><br><br>Tessa is a fairly pretty girl, looking about 20 with long, loose auburn curls, deep blue eyes, and a sprinkling of freckles over her nose.&nbsp; Her smile shows of matching dimples and her teeth are clean and even. Looks can be deceiving, though.&nbsp; Just because the townspeople believe she is yet another stray female drawn to the Inn, she has actually been traveling with Alyth for the past three decades.<br><br>In actuality, Tessa is the behind-the-scenes partner for Alyth. Alyth runs the Inn, but Tessa keeps it on an even keel. They've made a good team these past many years, and Tessa is fully devoted to Alyth. Alyth, in turn, rewards her faithfulness well.
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				Post by: <strong>Delta Echo</strong> on <strong>20-02-2009, 05:29:45</strong>
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				<em>I have read the rules, and understand them. I hope I'm doing this right...<br><br>A young man enters and comes up to the front desk. He is about 6 foot 1 and, not overweight, but not athletically built either, fairly average in build really. His brown hair is cut off his shoulders, and green eyes curiously look about the room.</em>
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				Title: <strong>Re: [The Sorceress' Kitchen] Front Desk (storyline, rules, and character profiles)</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>Moonhare</strong> on <strong>20-02-2009, 06:12:59</strong>
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				Welcome and enjoy. Please give your name to Tessa, Chris, Heather, or James in the Pub and they will get you seated.
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				Post by: <strong>Priest</strong> on <strong>22-02-2009, 04:23:35</strong>
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				<em>Ground rules read and understood</em><br><br><em>Name - Damien Tivoli<br>Age- 29<br>Hair- Black, shoulder length<br>Eyes- Hazel<br>Body- Toned and tanned from his travels<br>Height- 5ft 10<br>Job - Ex- Missionary/Ex-Tribal Leader/Professional wanderer.<br><br>Damien Tivoli used to be a missionary and spent the last three years in the furthest reaches of the Congo delta, where he completely immersed himself in the culture and ways of an almost forgotten tribe; the Kihura Nkuba. Perhaps he immersed himself a little too deeply because when the time came for his replacement to arrive they had distinct trouble finding him and it was only after an expedition into the heart of the rainforest that they found him having had deposed the leader of the tribe in ritualised combat. It was thought by the clergy that the best thing would be to pack him off home immediately and relieve him of his vocation.<br><br>Damien has seen things in his life that had driven him to the edge of madness, but much of it his mind has locked away in a last desperate attempt to keep him sane and rarely does it resurface. He is occasionally prone to taking to a shrunken head he keeps hidden within his jacket and any decisions he needs to make are done with a pair of dice carved from the femur of the tribe leader he bested. He is a little quirky by nature, nervous at times and distant at others. He has many tales to tell but most people think he is just a local fantasist with too much time on his hands.&nbsp; All of this manifests itself in his somewhat quirky nature. </em> <br><br>Damien walked across to the front desk, a small crumpled newscutting in his hand and a smile on his face as he introduced himself; "Hi, I'm Damien."
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				Title: <strong>Re: [The Sorceress' Kitchen] Front Desk (storyline, rules, and character profiles)</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>Sunday</strong> on <strong>01-03-2009, 02:45:10</strong>
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				Rules read :3<br><br><em><br>Name - Runethial De’thor<br>Race- Elf<br>Description - Long silky platinum blond hair, usually tied up in a neat fashion. His ears are decorated with many ear rings. His very handsome, with a thin face with delicate featurs. He has almond shaped eyes which are a soft pastel blue mixed with green. Wears silky clothing that clings to his form so he is so very obviously male. <br>Personality- comes across as lofty and arrogant. Tends to look down upon people and rarely smiles. He is a nice person, but also stern and cold.<br>History- A traveller from elven lands. A great seeker of knowledge, as he couldn’t find the answers he desired in his homeland he decided to search the world for them. This has made him anti-social with no time for personal life, but rather ignoring the aspect of his life that involves people. On hearing of a strange inn that people leave feeling happier than they were entering. He decides to check this place out, so that he may discover the secret. </em><br><br>Runethial saunters up to the front desk and looks at it thin lipped and its occupant judgingly. <br>“I am Runethial De’thor, I require entry.” He says in his cold and clear cut voice. He left the sentence pause in the air, a pause that his rumbling stomach filled adequately. <br>“As well as food.” He added after his stomach had finished its complaining. 
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				Title: <strong>Re: [The Sorceress' Kitchen] Front Desk (storyline, rules, and character profiles)</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>cattycutie</strong> on <strong>09-03-2009, 17:52:09</strong>
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				Read the rules. :)<br><br><br>Amy Penrose, 19.<br><br>An avid painter, Amy had driven out to the remotest village she could find. In the pouring rain. It had to happen to her: things like that always did. She'd had this trip planned for weeks. She'd stay in the village, find a little hotel or inn, and during the day,she'd paint. <br><br>Looking up at the sky, it didn't seem like it'd clear up. But she'd come anyway, and now shewas glad of it. Already, the inn was appealing to her, an affectionate caricature of country life, the attractive bartender, the drunk... It was like an episode of Emmerdale. But this was real, and it was nice.<br><br>The cold of her wet hair got to her and she shivered. <em>Brandy, I think.</em><br><br>People used to think she was stuck up, drinking brandy and wine, enjoying art and appreciating good literature. She was anything but. If anything, the bullying she'd endured through high school grounded her somewhat.<br><br>It had all been about her highly developed body and and ex best friend. She'd confided in her about her bisexuality. The next day, it was all over the school.
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				Post by: <strong>MzNurse</strong> on <strong>20-03-2009, 22:02:22</strong>
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				Miriana<br><br>female, Human, 24<br><br>Appearance: waist length deep chestnut colored hair with red highlights, dark chocolate colored eyes, somewhere around 5’5”, slender but all my curves are in the right spots.&nbsp; Usually in dresses with low-cut tops because that earns more tips.<br><br>Personality: friendly, outgoing, adventurous.&nbsp; Give me a challenge…If I don’t think it’ll kill me, I’ll take it. I can cook, clean, tend bar, fist fight, wield a sword and shoot a bow.&nbsp; I’m dead accurate when throwing a dagger.<br><br>Residence:&nbsp; Whatever Inn needs help or whatever group will have me.<br><br>Family: I have a brother, somewhere, if he hasn’t gotten himself killed.&nbsp; I have a sister, too, but she won’t have anything to do with me.<br><br>Character History: My brother and I left home when I had just barely been an adult.&nbsp; He taught me to fight as well as any man, and his best friend taught me to use a bow and the ways of love. We got in an argument about a year or so after that, and we all three went separate ways.&nbsp; I’ve just been going from group to group and Inn to Inn since then.<br>
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