>>5419327originally I had a 20-60-20 split so actually this would be a success
I'll take that as a sign and bend the stats back a little
>Primitive. You cannot explain it, but everytime you see a spear of bronze or fired-clay tupperware, you feel a tinge of smug... understanding. [81-100]You feel certain that there was once more to the world, to <span class="mu-r">your</span> world at least. Palaces, colonnades, slaves, royal guards... it all seems pulled right out of a bedtime story. You don't know if that's for the better or for worse. It makes you feel both safe and out of your depth at the same time, depending on how you look at it. A false sense of security could mean disaster now - you must be careful. But perhaps if you try hard enough, or given enough time, your memory will come back to you. Then... you're not sure, but one can only hope.
It's a step up to admit it, though, and you feel a tad bit more... in control. It's as though a little compartment has clapped open in your brain, and terms and trails of thought that you were not aware were even possible have been revealed to you. There are still things to find out, of course, things you must know in order to <span class="mu-r">keep</span> in control:
>Is there a mirror around here?>Maybe if you rolled the words around your head a little more, you'd...>Is there... magic...?>Surely there cannot be <span class="mu-r">others</span>... like people, but not...?[a brief paragraph on rules: when I ask you guys to roll, I'm taking into account the <span class="mu-r">first roll only</span>, so you better pray to the dice gods. when picking between multiple options without rolling, all posts are equal, and the option with more votes wins. In case of a prolonged tie, you roll, and (see above)]
