A fun IC game, anyone?

[Adi Skyglow]

Unless you could pick and choose what you forgot, then I'd have to go with the nightmare. Better to deal with temporary dreams than permanent emptiness. Besides, what's the point of memories if you have no idea what happened?

Here's a classic question. Would you rather die by drowning or by burning?

[Lysaea Frostfawn]

Well since I do happen to like water to some degree, I wouldn't want it to be the thing that kills me. So in that case, I'd choose burning. Apparently the smoke kills you first anyways so there's a bonus for a quick death.

Now for me. Probably a pretty common question, I wouldn't know. Slow death (not necessarily painful) with all the people/gods/animals you wish to say goodbye to around you or quick death (possibly with pain) and no chance for goodbyes?

[Haasha]

"Quick death. Noone to say goodbye to, and no chance for making another mistake while goodbye-ing."

Travel for months: venture through the desert or cross the ocean?

[Yisanareysin]

You ask this of a desert serpent? How silly.

The desert is not as unforgiving as you may think, if you know it well.


Live your life reviled by all, but allowed to stay in one place, or be loved by people, but forced to constantly change homes?

[Lysaea Frostfawn]

That's an easy decision. It's boring to stay in one place and to be perfectly honest with myself, I do not wish for people to hate me. Therefore, being loved and having to move around is definitely sounds like the good option.

This is no hard question but rather a mere question of what do you prefer: Would you rather read an interesting book or go to a party?

[Timothy Mered]

"I'd rather read."

Which deity is the best one?

[Ricky Maze]

"Now don't go startin' debates on de best deities now laddie! If Oi had t' choose it'd 'ave t' be Priskil, seein' as 'ow she's an important one t' remember when times 're 'ard.

Say yew had de chance t' live an overly wealthy lifestyle, but at de cost of many ot'ers fortunes. Knowin' dat t' be de case would yew take dat chance an' live rich fer de rest o' yer days, or refuse just so those roun' yew don't in turn suffer down de line?"

[Billie]

I would definitely rather be happy than rich and certainly I would never be happy if those around me had to suffer. I would be living in piles of Miza stacked high, but I would no longer respect myself. I would refuse the wealth, of course.

Would you rather be a miserable genius or a happy fool?

[Haasha]

"A miserable genius. World works this way - a person complete can cure the misery, however big it is. Fools are famous for bringing other's misery. And walking off step rocks, breaking their necks."

Your friend is on the headsman's post. Read the sentence out loud, standing two steps close, or do the headsman's job?

[Rena Tideskipper]

"Is the headsman good at what he does? Does he make it quick and painless? It all depends on who could do a better job of ensuring my friend didn't suffer in their final moments. If there was no way to save them then the route of least suffering is the one I'd sail"

Would you rather die in one year, or live forever and watch your loved ones die around you?