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| 04/15/03 |
Character Played: Jade Axe (Dwarven):
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Your teamwork in this session was excellent. Through everything that the characters went through, you never even slightly forgot your obligations to the group and the success of its mission. Whatever needed doing, your character was there doing it.
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| 04/14/03 |
Character Played: Jade Axe (Dwarven):
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A bit in the background today, but Jade still commands a strong force, be it an axe through the forehead, or somebody who points out the little things that other people might gloss over (such as chests and certain people and situations). Definitely a team player, and an excellent addition to the group. --Rofelli--
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| 04/08/03 |
Character Played: Jade Axe (Dwarven):
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Your role-playing gets better all the time. You handled yourself very well in the Stager Brothers' house, picking up important queues and thinking fast on your feet. You are quite resourceful.
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| 04/07/03 |
Character Played: Jade Axe (Dwarven):
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In the past two sessions, Jade's character has come to the fore, being a key part of the group. She really considers all the options and is willing to work with the group to achieve the best results. Jade doesn't take herself too seriously, either, and is fun to interact with. -- Carlo
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| 04/07/03 |
Character Played: Jade Axe (Dwarven):
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Well done again, Jade. Still a bit quieter than your compatriats, I'm beginning to think this is a very good in-character trait, as Jade comes alive once she's dealing with only one person at a time. Nice to watch you play. --Rofelli--
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| 04/01/03 |
Character Played: Jade Axe (Dwarven):
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Got to spend some time with Jade Axe this session and was very impressed. Her response to her first kill was brilliantly roleplayed and very human.
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| 04/01/03 |
Character Played: Jade Axe (Dwarven):
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Your reaction to your first kill demonstrated a depth of character that I had not seen before. You also showed great imagination in handling the Stager Brother's test, finding a way to get out of the problem of being forced to kill another PC. You played brilliantly.
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| 03/24/03 |
Character Played: Jade Axe (Dwarven):
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I saw some great reasoning skills and intelligent question answering in the game...nice to see. You asks the NPCs (who weren't even supposed to be major characters) exactly what you needed to get the answers you wanted, and thus deduced that the "copper haired man" was the person you were after, and that he had dispatched three monks. Good thinking. --Rofelli--
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| 03/23/03 |
Character Played: Jade Axe (Dwarven):
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Seem to be getting into the game more, which is good. Also, added a bit of a personality, rather than the brooding one who stayed in the background. It was nice to watch you having some fun this time.
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| 03/23/03 |
Character Played: Jade Axe (Dwarven):
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A pleasure to interact with in-character. Took a background which could easily have been one-dimensional and cardboard and made an interesting, friendly character out of it. Also contributed well to party discussions. Regret not having more time simply to get to know the character. --Carlo
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| 03/18/03 |
Character Played: Jade Axe (Dwarven):
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A very good keeping the group safe by noting our weak points and keeping them protected (e.g., standing rear guard). Also good roleplaying in the conversation with Tarn in town, when you had little else to do.
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| 03/17/03 |
Character Played: Jade Axe (Dwarven):
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You play Jade Axe very consistently, which means you have a conception of her in your mind; just hard to think about her because we don't see much of what makes her tick...granted, it's been one session, so that can't be judged much. The best I can gather from her background is that she either defies, or ignores, authority...but that may just be her parents or a love for a bigger life than drunks crammed between 4 walls. Only time will tell. --Rofelli--
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