In conjunction with my last post, I would like to make known that Allisendre has come into her own, if you will, with her Fortunata abilities during last weekend's double XP event. In addition to her ability to kill a yak from 200 hundred yards away with mind bullets(!), this means she will now be able to provide occasional glimpses into the future (read: walking plot hooks).
There are no guarantees that this information will be decipherable, or even in a language that anyone knows; but, should you have a plot point furthered in such a way, please feel free to send me a tell, and I'll try to see that Allisandre has a Cassandra moment at a properly dramatic time. These events should be fairly rare (she's not terribly talented in that regard) unless she's in a locale of diviniatory significance (like the Oracle's Chamber in Vicious Circle's base).
I'm thinking I may try to associate particular languages to particular people: High German to Greta, French with Langue d'oïl, and Nadja with Dacian, etc. And, when in doubt, she has a more dialects of Sanskrit at her disposal then some of the sisters can count to... Again, I want to stress that this will/should not be a common occurence, but, should someone wish their own stories to get a bit of the spotlight, I'll be happy to give it a somewhat cryptic nudge.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
4 comments:
(Felicia has something major about to rock her world this week, muwhahaha!!)
I do not at all want to steal any of Allisendre's thunder, but will also note that Nadja uses tarot cards to divine the future. If anyone else is a fellow tarot geek like me, we can work something up.
((Just don't lapse into valley-speak around Ali. That would be bad. As for Dia... I tend to use Esperanto of all things to represent the Demonic dialect she thinks (and occasionally swears) in. If she's spouting words most wouldn't understand... someone is in for a very bad day. Or week. Or lifetime.))
Not a drop of thunder stolen, Nadja, so no worries there, just putting out an option for anyone interested. And as for the actualities of language; I am far from the polyglot that Sandre is, so, for the most part, I'll just be kinda fudging things a bit and give a clearer answer to anyone who might actually know the language.
Post a Comment