pathemaooc | Test Drive #1

ARRIVAL: Your character wakes up in a temple completely naked except for the collar around their neck. Near the spot they wake up is a pile of clothing that is NOT what your character was wearing before they woke up. When they unfold the clothing they will find it's a toga and that there's a pair of sandals under it. Too bad, that's all there is. Perhaps your character is curious and leaves the temple or maybe they activate their device (accidentally or on purpose).

TOGA PARTY: Eros thinks that a party is what's needed to welcome everyone! This event is held on the beach in the Second District and everyone is welcome! Just be sure to wear your toga (HAHA)! There are large silk tents that are filled with pillows for characters to lounge on. There's food (think Greek) and lots to drink! Eros wants everyone to have fun and get to know each other! So eat, drink and mingle!!

NETWORK:Everyone is provided with a communication device that gives them access to an island-wide network. These can be used for so many things! Send pictures of the drunk guy at the bar, your boobs or whatever you want!!

WILDCARD: There are forests, mountains, marketplaces, all sorts of places to go and explore on the island. Ideas for settings can be found on the locations pages!

**TDM threads can be used as your sample in your application! It can also be considered in game canon if it is agreed on by all characters involved in said threads.

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[Oh, this is a face she very much remembers from her time on Atia's island... He though has said nothing about that experience and Inara can't help but wonder if he remembers his time there or not. Probably not, he'd always been straight forward when they'd talked.

Well, better to play it safe. She knows first hand how disconcerting it can be to find out that someone not just knew you but knew you rather intimately before.]

I'm certain you'll get a lot of requests for your services as a tailor. Though, I don't think many came in with much in terms of money. What sort of compensation are you hoping for if people don't have money?

A valid concern. [A faint, polite smile. There's no trace of recognition on his features.] I'm afraid I'm in a similar position myself, having access to limited funds. As a result, until I am able to acquire gainful employment or a line of credit, it would be difficult to purchase the raw materials for pro bono work. That said, I would not be opposed to bartering goods or services of roughly equivalent value.

In any event, even if an arrangement isn't tenable under present circumstances, certainly, that might change as more of us find ways to make a living, and if anyone would like to place a reservation for a future commission, as it were, I have no objections to such an arrangement.

That said, I am open, if you have any suggestions for alternative practices.