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Like, eridians, while incredibly alien, are basically rock spiders. That's something I can understand. I know rocks, and I know spiders. But humans? What on erid could we possibly be comparable to?

Despite the strong worries of her mother, she's decided to venture through the war-torn land of Skyrim to get to Cyrodiil as to learn under her uncle in Imperial City.

My question is two-fold: Basically, she's socially awkward because she was mostly raised in isolation. She was mostly raised in isolation because of her father, a nord. Though he died before she was born, she is very obviously not a full mer.

But I'm curious, what's your interpretation of man-mer hybrids? They usually take after the mother, yes? I mostly just had her as having her father's green eyes, less prominently ashen skin, and an incredibly nordic surname (Shrike-Blade)

I've always had a passing interest in this area of creepypasta. The whole premise of "supernatural slasher assassins found family" appealed to me on a shameless deviantart oc level. I've always been cringe and proud, y'see?

But, for whatever reason, I never really delved into the consensus lore of this fandom, or even participated in it beyond a few comic dubs. So, what's the basics? I get that the focus seems to be the dynamics of these slashers that live in Slendermansion and do stuff for Slenderman, but what's the deeper lore here?

"OMG THEY STRAIGHT-WASHED TOPH"

"*Young Master*! Biting chambermaids is *most* unbecoming of a gentleman! I'll have you know that girl hit her head when she fainted!"

"Yes, yes, I'm sure the stable boy is quite dashing, Young Mistress, but lifting the biggest stallion above your head is hardly a proper way to catch a lad's eye. It, *ahem*, also scared him, the horse, and myself half to death."

Kris: I don't think we've seen enough of their personality and interests yet sadly

Susie: Teacher, but the elementary teacher specifically, taking over for Toriel. She'd be supportive in her classic "Susie" way and energetic with an eccentric reputation. I also believe she'd be a bit of a hoarder, her home filled with numerous old objects she couldn't bear parting with.

Noelle: I'm quite fond of her becoming a nurse or doctor, hoping to aid those with similar misfortunes that her father once had. She'd likely have gained confidence and assertiveness without sacrificing her pleasant attitude. I imagine her somewhat nerdy interests would only flourish as well, I could even see her veering into making a game herself.

Berdly: I wanted to say he'd be the high school teacher, but seeing as there's no reason to believe Alphys wouldn't still hold that title, I'd say assistant teacher for Alphys could also work. (look, I love this smug asshole and want him to grow and healthily channel his intelligence, leave me alone).

I'll keep it short. We're doing a 007 super spy style campaign, and right now the party's assassinating a mob boss at a casino hotel. Everyone has their role, but most notable is the druid. The plan to get close to the boss is to have a party member disguise themselves as one of the playboy bunny waitresses who the boss will inevitably invite up to his room. The druid, being the only one with the polymorph spell, is the obvious candidate. It also provides some nice rp opportunity, since the druid character herself is a very introverted and reserved character now thrust into a role requiring a good amount of charisma and social aptitude.

This is where the uniform comes in. As a playboy bunny getup, it has very tall heels, something the druid would've never worn. The last session ended with the disguised druid in uniform preparing to start her "shift", and before everyone went home, her player, who was really excited to rp this "fish out of water" moment, asked if I could make a ruleset for the heels to disadvantage her character mechanically, since she felt like her character would find the shoes foreign enough to be affected so severely.