Crystal City Players/Logs/A Divine Variety - Revision history

EVYNTINE: /* Curtain Call */

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Curtain Call

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	Senthic grins sheepishly.		Senthic grins sheepishly.


	Ayrell looks at Siendra and applauds!		Ayrell looks at Siendra and applauds!

EVYNTINE: /* Ezerak */

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Ezerak

EVYNTINE: /* Ezerak */

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Ezerak

EVYNTINE: /* Senthic */

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Senthic

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	Senthic sings in a tenor voice:		Senthic sings in a tenor voice:


	"Demrris told us before he left		"Demrris told us before he left
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	Senthic sings in a tenor voice:		Senthic sings in a tenor voice:


	"So though this soul goes to Tenemlor		"So though this soul goes to Tenemlor
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	Senthic sings in a tenor voice:		Senthic sings in a tenor voice:


	"And wander the forests and drink down the wind		"And wander the forests and drink down the wind
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	Senthic heartily sings in a tenor voice:		Senthic heartily sings in a tenor voice:


	"Hear us, hear us, hurry along,		"Hear us, hear us, hurry along,

EVYNTINE: /* Senthic */

2023-05-26T04:50:12Z

Senthic

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	You hear a voice recite from the shadows:		You hear a voice recite from the shadows:


	"The lights dim once more as silence overtakes the stage. The moments stretch into a quiet interlude, the atmosphere companionable and relaxing. A dull thud resonates throughout the theater, originating somewhere backstage. The lights sputter back to life, as though rudely and prematurely awakened, and the tranquil spell that had settled over the stage abruptly breaks."		"The lights dim once more as silence overtakes the stage. The moments stretch into a quiet interlude, the atmosphere companionable and relaxing. A dull thud resonates throughout the theater, originating somewhere backstage. The lights sputter back to life, as though rudely and prematurely awakened, and the tranquil spell that had settled over the stage abruptly breaks."
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	(Senthic pauses to allow the last word to finish ringing out across the theater, then takes a quick, if slightly awkward bow. He then grabs the pile of parchment from the stage floor in one arm, crumpling the papers as he presses them to his chest, and drags the large easel behind him as he flees the stage.)		(Senthic pauses to allow the last word to finish ringing out across the theater, then takes a quick, if slightly awkward bow. He then grabs the pile of parchment from the stage floor in one arm, crumpling the papers as he presses them to his chest, and drags the large easel behind him as he flees the stage.)


	== Act Four ==		== Act Four ==

EVYNTINE: /* Siendra */

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Siendra

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	(Siendra gazes up, bringing her hands slowly up over her head. The droplets of water shudder in the air and begin to coalesce above her, forming a perfect sphere. It rolls in place, the light reflecting over the stage to make it appear as though Siendra were in an endless ocean.)		(Siendra gazes up, bringing her hands slowly up over her head. The droplets of water shudder in the air and begin to coalesce above her, forming a perfect sphere. It rolls in place, the light reflecting over the stage to make it appear as though Siendra were in an endless ocean.)


	Siendra recites:		Siendra recites:
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	Siendra recites:		Siendra recites:


	"And then there is Enelne. She is represented by the turinstil, or "butterfly", and she is the deity of the living world around us. Every natural thing beneath the skies are hers, from the smallest insect to the largest tree. She blesses our crops and our cubs, our marriages and our scholars, anything in the name of growth. It is her we thank for all that we have here and all we can do with it."		"And then there is Enelne. She is represented by the turinstil, or "butterfly", and she is the deity of the living world around us. Every natural thing beneath the skies are hers, from the smallest insect to the largest tree. She blesses our crops and our cubs, our marriages and our scholars, anything in the name of growth. It is her we thank for all that we have here and all we can do with it."

EVYNTINE: /* Siendra */

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Siendra

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	You hear a voice recite from the shadows:		You hear a voice recite from the shadows:


	"The lights dim as Ayrell exits the stage. When the applause begins to wane they brighten once more, heralding the beginning of the next performance."		"The lights dim as Ayrell exits the stage. When the applause begins to wane they brighten once more, heralding the beginning of the next performance."
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	Siendra recites:		Siendra recites:


	"I am blessed to be Rakash, one of a Great Pack. We are past, present, and future, one and many. This is not a riddle, but the truth of Rakash existence in that we exist together."		"I am blessed to be Rakash, one of a Great Pack. We are past, present, and future, one and many. This is not a riddle, but the truth of Rakash existence in that we exist together."
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	Siendra recites:		Siendra recites:


	"When we are born, we come new into our mortal packs, led by all those that came before us and guided by Mrod, Coshivi, and Enelne. Of course, there are Rakash that have chosen to follow the Eastern deities since the Migration, but at our very core we are still connected."		"When we are born, we come new into our mortal packs, led by all those that came before us and guided by Mrod, Coshivi, and Enelne. Of course, there are Rakash that have chosen to follow the Eastern deities since the Migration, but at our very core we are still connected."
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	Siendra recites:		Siendra recites:


	"Mrod is the leader of the Great Pack. He is the lord of the skies, of the stars, of the moon. He is represented by the varna, or "crow" in the common tongue, and He soars above, seeing all. It was He we prayed to when Katamba was burned and we lost our true selves, and He who granted us our true forms back with each full phase of the black moon."		"Mrod is the leader of the Great Pack. He is the lord of the skies, of the stars, of the moon. He is represented by the varna, or "crow" in the common tongue, and He soars above, seeing all. It was He we prayed to when Katamba was burned and we lost our true selves, and He who granted us our true forms back with each full phase of the black moon."
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	Siendra recites:		Siendra recites:


	"Coshivi is our afis, our "badger". He is a warrior, a hunter, seen only ever in our true form. He is a patron to young Rakash coming of age, and a uniter of all packs. In times of our greatest need, the Rakash will rally beneath his name. It is believed that the numbers that survived the Great Migration is largely in thanks to Coshivi's vigilance."		"Coshivi is our afis, our "badger". He is a warrior, a hunter, seen only ever in our true form. He is a patron to young Rakash coming of age, and a uniter of all packs. In times of our greatest need, the Rakash will rally beneath his name. It is believed that the numbers that survived the Great Migration is largely in thanks to Coshivi's vigilance."
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	Siendra smiles fondly at the watery badger pacing back and forth in front of her.		Siendra smiles fondly at the watery badger pacing back and forth in front of her.

	Siendra fondly says, "Legends have it that in the heat of combat, an unknown Rakash has appeared and ensured victory, but was nowhere to be found when the battle ended. Coshivi will always protect his pack."		Siendra fondly says, "Legends have it that in the heat of combat, an unknown Rakash has appeared and ensured victory, but was nowhere to be found when the battle ended. Coshivi will always protect his pack."

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	Siendra recites:		Siendra recites:


	"And so I am Siendra, a Rakash Warrior Mage who follows the Great Pack. And that means that I am connected to all my brothers and sisters of this mortal pack, and I will use everything I learn to honor them past, present, and future. I will serve Mrod, Coshivi, Enelne, and my pack."		"And so I am Siendra, a Rakash Warrior Mage who follows the Great Pack. And that means that I am connected to all my brothers and sisters of this mortal pack, and I will use everything I learn to honor them past, present, and future. I will serve Mrod, Coshivi, Enelne, and my pack."
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	Siendra recites:		Siendra recites:


	"And when we are called back to the skies, we will honor tradition. When the final death takes one of us, the body is doused with water and watched over while it dries. As the water evaporates, it carries the spirit with it, lifting it up to be met by Mrod. And this is how we become another ancestor in the Great Pack, guiding our people from above."		"And when we are called back to the skies, we will honor tradition. When the final death takes one of us, the body is doused with water and watched over while it dries. As the water evaporates, it carries the spirit with it, lifting it up to be met by Mrod. And this is how we become another ancestor in the Great Pack, guiding our people from above."

EVYNTINE: /* Ayrell */

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Ayrell

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	Red is for the heart.""		Red is for the heart.""



	Ayrell recites:		Ayrell recites:

EVYNTINE: /* Ayrell */

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Ayrell

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EVYNTINE: /* Ayrell */

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Ayrell

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	Ayrell says, "That being said, we are here this evening to speak of religion, therefore, of religion we shall speak."		Ayrell says, "That being said, we are here this evening to speak of religion, therefore, of religion we shall speak."
	You feel fully attuned to the mana streams again.

	Ayrell smiles.		Ayrell smiles.

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	The reaver he may be, but remember, you must		The reaver he may be, but remember, you must
	The Heron is more than his legendary lust."		The Heron is more than his legendary lust."


	(Ezerak begins beating a cacophonous rhythm on his bodhran for a moment, before settling into a steady rhythm.)		(Ezerak begins beating a cacophonous rhythm on his bodhran for a moment, before settling into a steady rhythm.)
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	Without Idon's creations, what would a symphony be?		Without Idon's creations, what would a symphony be?
	Without the rhythm of drums, and the boom of the timpani?"		Without the rhythm of drums, and the boom of the timpani?"


	(Ezerak deftly twirls his tipper before striking the bodhran near the top in a slow, booming style, before returning to the previous rhythm.)		(Ezerak deftly twirls his tipper before striking the bodhran near the top in a slow, booming style, before returning to the previous rhythm.)
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	No topic too taboo, no innuendo too sly,		No topic too taboo, no innuendo too sly,
	Idon's bawdy rhymes, a feast for the wry."		Idon's bawdy rhymes, a feast for the wry."


	Ezerak witheringly sings in a baritone voice:		Ezerak witheringly sings in a baritone voice:
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	Should you make him angry, you'd best hide and run,		Should you make him angry, you'd best hide and run,
	At waylaying his enemies, he is second to one."		At waylaying his enemies, he is second to one."


	(Ezerak stops striking the bodhran, letting the silence ring for a moment.)		(Ezerak stops striking the bodhran, letting the silence ring for a moment.)

	Ezerak sings in a baritone voice:		Ezerak sings in a baritone voice:


	"So take care to appease him, pay him his due.		"So take care to appease him, pay him his due.
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	Those who displease him, or his beauty outshine,		Those who displease him, or his beauty outshine,
	He turns into pigs, he turns them to swine."		He turns into pigs, he turns them to swine."


	Ezerak bows.		Ezerak bows.

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	Ezerak sings in a baritone voice:		Ezerak sings in a baritone voice:


	""By Idon," they say, "Because half of us are!"		""By Idon," they say, "Because half of us are!"
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	Ezerak sings in a baritone voice:		Ezerak sings in a baritone voice:


	"From the clash of cymbals, to the thunderous sound,		"From the clash of cymbals, to the thunderous sound,
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	Ezerak sings in a baritone voice:		Ezerak sings in a baritone voice:


	"Songs of lovers entwined in the night,		"Songs of lovers entwined in the night,
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	Ezerak witheringly sings in a baritone voice:		Ezerak witheringly sings in a baritone voice:


	"Stealth and precision, he sets the stage,		"Stealth and precision, he sets the stage,
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	(Ezerak stops striking the bodhran, letting the silence ring for a moment.)		(Ezerak stops striking the bodhran, letting the silence ring for a moment.)


	Ezerak sings in a baritone voice:		Ezerak sings in a baritone voice:
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	Those who displease him, or his beauty outshine,		Those who displease him, or his beauty outshine,
	He turns into pigs, he turns them to swine."		He turns into pigs, he turns them to swine."