A farewell.
If you don't LARP, the following may not make much sense, and may in fact sound silly.
My Legends character, Sinduri, went to her final death this morning. (The way death works in the game is, you get some number of deaths before it becomes permanent. Eventually, you get to a point where it becomes a matter of chance whether you come back. I reached that point, was given five runes to choose from (of which four meant I went back and one meant I didn't), and chose wrong.)
It was a good death, as these things go, dying while trying to save her teacher and mentor from his own final death. I was glad it wasn't some stupid random encounter.
But it's still an odd feeling. Sinduri was the first LARP character I ever played, and I've been playing her for more than four years now. That's a lot of weekends spent living inside her head. She had quite a long life for a LARP character, and survived an awful lot of deaths (16, I believe I was told), but it's still very strange to think of her as gone.
The end was so sudden that it's still a bit stunning, but I expect I will be "processing" this, as they say, for at least a few days. It sounds silly to grieve for a figment of my own imagination, but I do.
My Legends character, Sinduri, went to her final death this morning. (The way death works in the game is, you get some number of deaths before it becomes permanent. Eventually, you get to a point where it becomes a matter of chance whether you come back. I reached that point, was given five runes to choose from (of which four meant I went back and one meant I didn't), and chose wrong.)
It was a good death, as these things go, dying while trying to save her teacher and mentor from his own final death. I was glad it wasn't some stupid random encounter.
But it's still an odd feeling. Sinduri was the first LARP character I ever played, and I've been playing her for more than four years now. That's a lot of weekends spent living inside her head. She had quite a long life for a LARP character, and survived an awful lot of deaths (16, I believe I was told), but it's still very strange to think of her as gone.
The end was so sudden that it's still a bit stunning, but I expect I will be "processing" this, as they say, for at least a few days. It sounds silly to grieve for a figment of my own imagination, but I do.
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I'm told there were tears when the bell rang for me (there's a bell Death rings when someone finals). That's gratifying, in its way; it's nice to know you've made a difference.
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What happens now? Do you create a new character for next time you play Legends? Do you make your character from scratch, or are certain roles or traits handed out by someone in charge?
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And no, it's not silly.
And yes, it is strange to think of her as gone.
It's nice to have a final death that has meaning.
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I've cried for table top characters, and they aren't necessarily as engrossing. *HUG*
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Next time, maybe you could play a brick! I got some of my best roleplaying out of big, strong, dumb characters. Granted, I wasn't doing live-action combat.
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I did adore her so.
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I'll miss Sinduri. I'm certain her loss will affect many of us greatly.
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I'll miss Sinduri so much. I've admired her in so many ways over the years- she really was Luna's older sister. I thought it was a pretty epic way to go out though- It'd be cool to write a novel about her life, with already a great ending, in my opinion. I've always thought you were one of the best roleplayers at legends, and I'm excited to see your new character!!