Costume/fortune telling
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11 years 5 months ago #107922
by Captain Cade Tanwyn (Cade Tanwyn)
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How exactly does fortune telling work?
Any costume/makeup advice for gypsies?
Any costume/makeup advice for gypsies?
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11 years 5 months ago #107923
by Kanas Whisperwood Silverfang (midgetelf)
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Replied by Kanas Whisperwood Silverfang (midgetelf) on topic Costume/fortune telling
Jinglies. Lots of Jinglies
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11 years 5 months ago - 11 years 5 months ago #107925
by GJSchaller (GJSchaller)
Replied by GJSchaller (GJSchaller) on topic Costume/fortune telling
Fortune Telling is purely role-play. Because we can't predict the future in real life, it would be hard to pull off IG, too.
This is not to say it can't be a lot of fun to play out. Pick a method - cards, palm readng, runes, tea leaves, etc., and study it OOG. I've been reading cards for years, and people like the scenes - I use no skills or mechanics when I do, it's pure Role Play, but a lot of people have told me I am creepily accurate.
This is not to say it can't be a lot of fun to play out. Pick a method - cards, palm readng, runes, tea leaves, etc., and study it OOG. I've been reading cards for years, and people like the scenes - I use no skills or mechanics when I do, it's pure Role Play, but a lot of people have told me I am creepily accurate.
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11 years 5 months ago #107936
by Aleister (Aleister)
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Replied by Aleister (Aleister) on topic Costume/fortune telling
Gypsies are more than just the jingling bits. They can be colorful entertainers or dirty vagrants. The style in which you should almost speak out about the kind of life you live. Some of the costuming pieces could even have meaning related to superstitions.
Why does he wear that bracelet of bells? Because the noise keeps the hungering shadows away.
Why does he refuse to wear red? Red is a color only those who have seen death wear, and to otherwise do so invites it in.
Why does he wear purple? ...Because its Carlos and we really just don't question him anymore.
as a nomadic sort of person, your outfit should partially exemplify that fact. But this is just my thoughts. Ask around and get the input of multiple people!
Why does he wear that bracelet of bells? Because the noise keeps the hungering shadows away.
Why does he refuse to wear red? Red is a color only those who have seen death wear, and to otherwise do so invites it in.
Why does he wear purple? ...Because its Carlos and we really just don't question him anymore.
as a nomadic sort of person, your outfit should partially exemplify that fact. But this is just my thoughts. Ask around and get the input of multiple people!
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11 years 5 months ago #107938
by Captain Cade Tanwyn (Cade Tanwyn)
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Replied by Captain Cade Tanwyn (Cade Tanwyn) on topic Costume/fortune telling
Thank you gentlemen. All of that was very insightful. I think the fortune teller aspect could be a lot of fun to roleplay. I have two different ideas for my costume. I'll try and post pics on here soon to get some feedback.
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11 years 5 months ago #107942
by Lucien Belfast (Lucien Belfast)
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Replied by Lucien Belfast (Lucien Belfast) on topic Costume/fortune telling
Steve is partially correct; Gypsies can be played in many ways, not just goofy and flamboyant entertainers, they can be strange and culturally reclusive and secretive as well and they can be thrifty artisans.
The one thing they have in common: they're all dirty vagrants.
(a joke...mostly...)
The one thing they have in common: they're all dirty vagrants.
(a joke...mostly...)
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