Geen Enkel, if you die here you die in real life.

[Yanamar]

Oh Geen Enkel, the 'No body', the dreamer. That silly forgetful little gnomish Claver.
I went into this character with high hopes and expectations, though very little of it worked out as I had been planning. I still had fun running around with the Conclave, confusing the local populace, and narrowly escaping danger (until she didn't).

She didn't now who she was, or where she came from, courtesy of a rather nasty wound on her right temple. And she was just beginning to remember some things when she bit it (rather, when she died one too many times and I was getting frustrated).
She used to make poisons for a small cult of witches, but she never got back into it out of distaste for her captors. And avoided all mind altering substances as best as she could, though she could never quite figure out why.

I didn't get as many screenshots as I would have liked, but here are some highlights of her short happy run;
When she first arrived, she was very confused and insistent on telling everyone that this was all a dream. She never lost sight of that notion, but she stopped pestering as many people about it



She accompanied a crazy snot worshiper on a quest to save a giant ooze, and there George Bilingsham was born



She spent a lot of time in the little camp talking with potential Consorts, none so often or with such disastrous ends as Gerald Tommen the Gleaming


Her first time to the Conclave and she didn't know where that damned bell was;


She toyed with and teased the Oracle and Friends when she joined, but took her oath very seriously


Geen being, well, a Gnome;




Her bugged out glitchy death;

[sylvyrdragon]

Kat (Bikka) like Geen a lot.  One of the few in the Conclave she didn't often dream of tossing over the edge.  :P

[Yanamar]

Not often, just sometimes. :)

[Aethereal]

Perhaps the best line of all time in an amusing context, oh the metatext!

"If you die here, you die in real life."

It's a shame about the buggy death, you could see a DM about it if you want to continue the PC. Otherwise, this does seem like a quirky little end to her dream. :p

[Yanamar]

Naw, I did get DM help, but when I respawned I just died again (there were not good choices available to me). So I just decided that this was a good enough way for her to 'wake up'-- her soul lost for all eternity (she was faithless due to her lost memory).

My characters don't have very good luck with their souls it seems.

[Aethereal]

My characters don't have very good luck with their souls it seems.

Aww! Souls are overrated anyway.

[NetherGonnaGiveYouUp]

Geen was an interesting character to have around, actively roleplayed as being genuinely surprised and inquisitive about things rather than blase in every circumstance and with an interesting backstory to complete the package.

Well played.

[Pool]

Naw, I did get DM help, but when I respawned I just died again (there were not good choices available to me). So I just decided that this was a good enough way for her to 'wake up'-- her soul lost for all eternity (she was faithless due to her lost memory).

My characters don't have very good luck with their souls it seems.

Her soul doesn't have to be lost :>.

When the faithless are judged, they're judged as 'False'. The False's punishment can range from either being put to 'The Wall', 'Escorting visitors to the City of Judgement', or unspeakable tortures, varying on the sort've person.

Given how Geen wasn't a poor natured person, she's likely just stuck with the second. Not that bad of a afterlife.

Still, god speed, you goddamn crazy gnome. o7

[Yanamar]

Now I am imagining this stupid crazy gnome continuing her belief that this is all a dream while she chats the spirit-ears off of those she is escorting. Wonderful.

[Winston Martin]

I enjoyed our slime time together, brief though it was.