Giving Chase Recruitment

[Herald of the Storm]

The Herald of the Tempest and I are looking for someone to participate in a special kind of battle with us.

Giving Chase (www.althanas.com/world/showthread.php?24594-Giving-Chase-(battle))

The battle is a 2v1 (Heralds of the Storm/Tempest vs. you) and the idea is that your character has seen us assuming the form of a merchant and his guard whom we killed. We, not liking that, give chase while you, not wanting to die, lead us through the night streets of Irrakam.

So while some small amount of fighting may occur, this isn't really a combat oriented battle.

From there, anything goes. Overturned fruit carts, running through people's homes, whatever.

Let us know if you're interested.

[Mordelain]

I daresey as an Il'Jhain, and a non-combat orientated character, Mordelain would be interested in this eventuality. As I believe I've encountered both fo you before with other characters, I leave it up to you as to wherever or not you wish to take me onboard.

[Idieth]

I would like to offer you a somewhat unorthodox challenge in the whole "chase down and silence the tongue" business. Idièth is much worse at combat than she believes herself to be and there isn't a force in the world that can persuade her otherwise. On the other hand, she's small, fast, evasive, and nimble and therefore might work up construct sweats for you.

Complications can arise from the bit where she violates the rule that people die when they are killed.

Resolution can arise from the bit where she's an idiot whose memory is like that of a thing which lets liquids and small particles through while retaining solids of appreciable size.

[Herald of the Tempest]

After consideration, I think Mor would be the better fit. Mor you may post next.

[Herald of the Storm]

Thanks for the offer though Idieth. Perhaps we can work something similar out after this one.

Welcome aboard Mord.

[Herald of the Storm]

Tempest, you're up.

[Herald of the Storm]

Mord, why don't you take the next post to start the chase. Then we can get a little more free-form as it goes.

Thanks.