The mysterious @kryukfel asks some... Different questions from the “Daedric Princes” asks!

Jyggalag – are you logical by nature, or by effort?

I’m a logical mind, trapped in an an illogical being. Take that how you want, it’s easiest thing for me to explain. 

Hercine - Do you prefer to chase, or be chased?

Now, this is interesting. I’m not really a predatorial hunter; I’m more patient and wait for someone to step into my trap, rather than chasing someone down. In regard to being chanced, I dunno. Never really been chased, though that kinda depends on what you’re putting into “chased” or “chasing” even. ;)

Thanks for the questions, Kryuk!

@signalrun​ asks the following from the “Star Wars Asks” questions:

John Williams - Favorite song or theme?

I’ve always been a fan of the original Star Wars Theme, but I fell in love with one of the new themes from The Force Awakens: Rey’s Theme. 

It’s just a beautiful song, really. 

@missing-light asks from the “Star Wars Asks”.

Dagobah - Favorite quote?

“Peace is a lie, there is only passion” - The Sith Code

Stormtrooper - Proper viewing order of all six films?

I personally think one should watch them in-universe chronological order, from episode 1 through episode 6 (followed by 7). Then supplement with the animated series, as you see fit. 

Might be a bit unpopular, but it’s worth watching the prequels before the Original trilogy, as it’s chronologically the right thing to do in my eyes. But also because the series just gets better that way!

Another set of questions from solalv​, this time from the “... Most unique one I’ve seen” set of questions.

18 - What's a sound you hate; sound you love?

I really don’t love or hate sounds really, and I don’t have any particular ones I could point out. 

19 - What's your biggest "what if"?

Usually something along the lines of:“What if I grew up in another place, wonder how my life would’ve turned out...” or “What if I were neurotypical, or at least not suffering from anxiety...”

44 - In your opinion, what makes a great relationship?

I have no idea. Usually mutual trust, shared emotions and being able to be open to eachothers. In other words: A relationship I’m not able to give anyone right now, as I’m not able to trust anyone with emotions I don’t have. 

45 - How can I win your heart?

So, my sweety solalv asking about some stuff from my experiences as a Game Master, though I might just talk about my experiences as a player as well, as I have more experiences being a player than a GM due to me just recently starting to run my own games… 

Irregardless: Here we go!

Arcana -  What is your most crazy/insane/bizarre tabletop experience?

Hmmm… I have a few kinda “strange” tabletop experiences throughout my times as a player and as a GM, so it’s kinda hard to pick out one that stands out. 

Aright, I’ll start out with one I was a player in, and the specific one I can think of right now happened during my study-abroad in the US a few years ago. And again; I weren’t the GM, but it was one of the most amusing things that I’ve been able to join in on. So, I’d managed to join in on the start of a new campaign with some of the people I’d gotten to know through the local game’s club at the HIgh School. It was me, our GM Jack and a couple of others, and I think the game was D&D 3.5 in some sort of homebrew setting. 

A couple of sessions in we, the players ended up improvising alot of the action during the session. This was mostly because it was a downtime-session between the introductory mission and the next our group were sent on, and we’d been given a small apartment in one of the big cities of the world. This lead to one of the players; Nathan, who also were a part of an improv. group together with Jack, this lead to the two of them dragging the rest of us along the most amusing and pseudo-Noir detective story I’ve ever been on. Full on with Jack doing the classic Detective Story narration of more or less everything we were doing, to Nathan pulling the most insane fast-talks and bluffs I’ve ever had the joy of witnessing. It was a blast to join in on. 

In terms of crazy stuff I’ve pulled as a player, again I sadly haven’t been able to pull of alot of insane, bizzar or crazy stuff as a GM yet.

This happened a year or so ago during a Shadowrun campaign run by a then friend of mine. I was playing the Face of our group, doing most of the mission gathering and interactions with Mr. Johnsons. This lead to me making ALOT of deals under the table with several “enemy” faction to our group, and all concluded in me setting up one of the biggest schemes I’ve been able to pull as a player. This basically meant I set my whole group up for getting killed by our antagonist, whilst I got out of the only functional escape-pod and half a billion Nuyen. The others: Vented into space. The other players basically looked at me with blank stares as our GM explained what was happening, but their jaws hit the floor as soon as I explained how I’d managed to do it. As I’d expected, most of my co-players never really questioned all of the minor stuff I’d done during the campaign and they never expected it all to be connected and having my character having other motivations than helping other. Also, I was basically the only player that were actually playing a “grey” character with personal motivations :P

Endurance - What’s your worst tabletop experience?

Oh boy, this one is actually kinda hard for me… I’ve rarely had alot of bad experiences with tabletop games, and most I’ve had has been as a player. 

Again, the worst experience I’ve had as a player correlates to the Shadowrun campaign I talked about in the previous question. Our GM was far from unbiased towards their players, and they ended up being pretty harsh and prone to not help out some of the lesser experienced players, and one of the female players took this very personally (she was also one of those persons who take everything super personal…) to the point where the two were basically shooting daggers at eachothers and souring the enjoyment of the game for everyone… I ended up being the mediator in this situation, which again was kinda a bad experience as both were insistent on the other one being wrong. It got resolved, but it was quite a pain. 

In regards to experiences as a GM, I have a bad habit of fucking up every first session of my Campaigns. This is usually due to me being a mess and never manage to prep enough… x.x

History - When did you first start tabletop gaming?

As far as I remember, I started playing tabletop games around the age of ten or twelve, so some ten-ish or so years ago, when my older cousin introduced me to AD&D and Cyberpunk 2020. He let me play with him and his group, and I’ve been loving tabletop games ever since :)

My wonderful solalv asks the following from the “This is the most Unique….” Ask meme:

3) Grab the book nearest to you, turn to page 23, give me line 17:

“… Full faintly shone the ring of flame”~ “Keysera, the Poet-killer” The Wise Man’s Fear, Patrick Rothfuss. 

54) You accidentally eat some radioactive vegetables. They were good, and what’s even cooler is that they endow you with the super-power of your choice! What is that power?

To be fair, this is one of the harder questions someone can ask me. But I always end up with either teleportation or shapeshifting. 

Thanks for the questions~! <3

The wonderful and cute solalv asks the following from the “Steven Universe Ask prompts” ask meme:

Ronaldo - Favourite Conspiracy theories?

Oh boy, where to start… I really don’t buy into alot of conspiracy theories, but I do enjoy a couple ones quite a bit, and these are but not limited to:

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The Roswell Incident: Which is of course the Holy Grail of UFO conspiracy theories that sprawled around the Roswell Army Air Field, New Mexico in the mid 1950s. Which is related to the US Government supposedly covering up a crash landed UFO, publicly the US govt. covered this up saying it was a weather balloon a part of “Project Mongul”, which was related to picking up Soviet Union nuclear tests. 

The Illuminati, New World Order, shadow cabal theory, mostly because it’s a fairly typical theory and trope used in alot of modern fiction and a semi-permanent fixture in almost all cyperpunk literature. Oh, and eh, Reptiles are controlling the world!

I’m also a firm believer in the “Shakespeare was not Shakespeare” theory, which is based around the theories that Shakespeare never existed and that he is instead one of many suggested persons, or actually several people using the “Shakespeare” pen-name. 

I guess there’s also the “Jet fuel Can’t Melt Steel Beams” joke that spread out from the “9/11 was an Inside Job” theory, which I mostly enjoy because of the memes and alot of inside jokes with certain friends. 

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Tiny Floating Whale: If you could poof anything into existence right now, what would it be?

Does self-esteem and economical stability count? Because that’s the only things I really need in my life atm.

Thanks for the question(s), hun <3

Anon asks from what I assume is the “Hella cute questions” ask meme!

6 - What kind of people are you attracted to?

That’s a kinda difficult question to me, as I don’t really have a “type” of person I’m attracted to. It varies very from person to person, so it’s hard to explain in a concentrated answer.

10 - Who was the last person you had a deep conversation with? 

Good question, I really don’t remember actually. I don’t have the chance to have deep, intellectual conversations all that often.

148 - What is your favourite quote?

“There are three things all wise men fear: the sea in storm, a night with no moon, and the anger of a gentle man.” ― Patrick Rothfuss, The Wise Man's Fear