[game]: The Last Voyage [fandom]: Not Drunk Enough [game's current cast]: Dr. Clement Varker (Inmate) [who I play]: Dr. Clement Varker [wanted]: In my wildest dreams I would love to see either a Dr. Simon Birkov or Logan Ibarra as they are probably the only 2 appable characters for this game [game info]: Game directory Current TDM
TLDR; In the eyes of Dr. Varker you can be two things on this ship, staff or Inmates. If you were asked to come on board,q it was for the sole reason that the Admiral, in his infinite wisdom knew you would say yes. Anyone else he doesn't give a choice, because there are no more choices, only his 'path to redemption'.
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You are one of two people. The Good or the Bad. On board the barge, you are the Warden, or you are the Inmate.
The Barge is a great vessel, borne of the minds of merciful beings from every universe, every timeline, birthed from them all. On deck it appears very much to simply be an immense, luxurious ship, and the waters beneath it are space itself. Looking from the railing, a passenger might catch glimpses of the worlds and events they are passing.
It is commanded by the mysterious Admiral -- a figure often spoken of but never seen. The mostly silent force guiding you along your journey, delegating punishments and rewards.
Inmates are those very lost souls first mentioned. Presented with the harsh reality of how very near to utter annihalation their souls have come, they are given an option: live as an inmate aboard the barge, endure the trials set before them and learn from them, and be eventually granted a second chance at life. Also among the Inmates are their Wardens, individuals of moral character (in most cases) given the task to look after them, standing in as their moral compass during their time aboard the Barge. These are the sort who have come to the Barge through trade with the Powers That Be as they know them. Perhaps they work in exchange for the return to life of a lost loved one, or an extension on their own life. Or perhaps they are former Inmates, who have chosen to spend their new life helping others like them.
NOT DRUNK ENOUGH @ TLV
[fandom]: Not Drunk Enough
[game's current cast]: Dr. Clement Varker (Inmate)
[who I play]: Dr. Clement Varker
[wanted]: In my wildest dreams I would love to see either a Dr. Simon Birkov or Logan Ibarra as they are probably the only 2 appable characters for this game
[game info]:
Game directory
Current TDM
TLDR; In the eyes of Dr. Varker you can be two things on this ship, staff or Inmates. If you were asked to come on board,q it was for the sole reason that the Admiral, in his infinite wisdom knew you would say yes. Anyone else he doesn't give a choice, because there are no more choices, only his 'path to redemption'.
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You are one of two people. The Good or the Bad. On board the barge, you are the Warden, or you are the Inmate.
The Barge is a great vessel, borne of the minds of merciful beings from every universe, every timeline, birthed from them all. On deck it appears very much to simply be an immense, luxurious ship, and the waters beneath it are space itself. Looking from the railing, a passenger might catch glimpses of the worlds and events they are passing.
It is commanded by the mysterious Admiral -- a figure often spoken of but never seen. The mostly silent force guiding you along your journey, delegating punishments and rewards.
Inmates are those very lost souls first mentioned. Presented with the harsh reality of how very near to utter annihalation their souls have come, they are given an option: live as an inmate aboard the barge, endure the trials set before them and learn from them, and be eventually granted a second chance at life. Also among the Inmates are their Wardens, individuals of moral character (in most cases) given the task to look after them, standing in as their moral compass during their time aboard the Barge. These are the sort who have come to the Barge through trade with the Powers That Be as they know them. Perhaps they work in exchange for the return to life of a lost loved one, or an extension on their own life. Or perhaps they are former Inmates, who have chosen to spend their new life helping others like them.