TEST DRIVE MEME #7

[fairyfoes]

TEST DRIVE MEME

Considering apping to EACHDRAIDH? Why not give the setting a test run here! OPTIONAL SCENARIOS 01. ARRIVING IN THE DRABWURLD. The Seelie and Unseelie courts welcome you not with mirthful revelry, this time around dear friends. There is a seriousness in the air, though the food is still hearty and the imps still mischievous. After you have been briefed on your purpose here, you will find an endless feast and a night filled with entertainment to placate your concerns. Mingle with new arrivals, sneak down the castle halls and make sure your eyes are always on your glass; fairies and imps have no bias when it comes to tricks! 02. THE STATION. Looking for a little slice of home? The Station gives you all that and more. Take advantage of the wifi, have a cup of fairy-brewed coffee (the one they didn't spit in) or sit back and relax on the patio. You can even move your things into one of the available rooms! 03. WILDCARD. Your own scenario! Explore the Drabwurld or simply take advantage of your Locket! Be mindful, though -- the monarchs are watching and cross court communication should be done with the utmost secrecy.

Comments

[entitles]

Reactive by our standards only. [Not that he had any respect for the standards of the non-Entitled, who didn't exactly have decades to think on important decisions, but at least they wouldn't look foolish in front of them.]

We'd do well to find a quieter place to converse. [Meaning, if the plan involves using some of their new Unseelie allies as expendable pawns he doesn't want them to be in earshot of the conversation.]

[wakeuplying]

Well our standards should be the important ones.

[Titus sighs, seemingly put out by all of this.]

Of course, of course. I have heard we have been given rooms somewhere in this place. Hopefully they aren't too horrible.

[entitles]

They are the important ones, they simply aren't the common ones. One must occasionally pander to the masses.

[Inferior as they might be.]

Come, then. But prepare yourself for disappointment.

[He hadn't actually seen his room yet, but it was probably worse than what he was used to.]