Lillini

Thanks for this! That's $10 CAD saved.

Noxaelius mostly keeps to himself but he has been pirating in the past and still does some underground smuggling etc. in Limsa so I'd definitely be interested.

You can always steal from me, senpai. <3

Hello! I tried contacting you last night but I think you were afk. Anyway, your character sounds interesting and I'm not sure what kind of connections you're going for, but my character Noxaelius actually used to deal with "human" (not sure what we'd call it in Eorzea) trafficking in Limsa as a pirate before. He mainly kidnapped and sold girls to brothels along with the crew he was in. He hasn't done it for a few years now but I was thinking that they might recognize each other from that time. Depends on whether you'd like your character to have a tie from the past, so to speak!

L'Poppi sounds interesting! Assassinations eh? She might get along with Nox if she has reactions to being teased a lot. I'm PST and also tend to stay up super late, so we might be able to catch each other easily!

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Sounds like a fun idea! As for the bolded part, maybe what you could do is have a specific character (or the host/hostess behind their card) craft an item nobody ever uses to act as the card's placeholder, so the item will have the crafter's name on it. It could be anything since even non-equipment has the crafter's name on it.

Oh yes. We should definitely RP. My character loves bullying teasing naive, clueless characters the most, and yours sounds like the perfect victim type. I also dislike sit-and-talk type roleplays when RPing with people I don't regularly RP with, so going out to adventure sounds fun! Noxaelius would be a terrible influence on Null (he's also a Black Mage, but keeps this a secret from mostly everyone and just introduces himself as an experienced Thaumaturge. I get the feeling he would be the type to work with Null's Papa eventually, if he'll gain from it, haha).

I love Redwall! <3 <3 I would recommend the Dragonlance Series as well, for people who like fantasy.

A culinary-loving character! My character Nox loves to cook as well and is very good at it as well as very arrogant about it. If Chaska is unable to talk, he would bully tease her a lot! Perhaps they could meet up and talk about cooking things sometimes. Or other stuff as well.

I'd like to placed in the give away contest list please!

Noxaelius was not interested in reading the letter, nor in finding out who the dead Hyur was or why he had been killed. He had been hoping for some fun - perhaps a fight, or a verbal battle - with the women, but the newcomer lessened the chances of that. The Miqo'te raised an eyebrow at the male Elezen and his notebook. Who the hell took out a notebook at the sight of a dead body? Such a strange action. He pulled out his wineskin again and took another swig from it. "I actually came for the live bodies, not the dead one," the young man replied in the same casual tone, with it turning sarcastic in the next sentence. "I would have never thought a rotting corpse in the middle of nowhere would be a popular social congregation area. Perhaps having more of these around will encourage a sense of community?"

I would love to do this with my main, Noxaelius! (don't pair me with Armellant though. That giraffe has been bullied enough by him as it is)

The dark-skinned male glanced at the two women when they addressed him. He walked closer to them, although the smell of the corpse under the heated sun was quite distasteful. "Mmm, I wonder," he replied to the Elezen with the lighter accent. The other two had looked to be on guard, and Noxaelius guessed that they were probably wondering who had committed the murder, since the way they moved didn't seem as though they were the ones who killed the unfortunate Hyur. It wasn't him either, obviously, but he was feeling bored and if he wasn't going to invite them to the Quicksand, he might as well have some fun. A sly smile spread across the Miqo'te's face as he looked at the corpse again. "How interesting. A corpse out here in the open, with the killer nowhere in sight. I wonder who, or what it could be. It couldn't have possibly been either one of you or both, could it?" His voice was light and casual - much too casual, and he was observing the scene as though it was some strange display in a museum.