dramatispersonae | ♘ Ruby

♘ Ruby

[ You find yourself within a great hall. It's not much warmer inside than it was outside, unless you move closer to the fireplace. However, on the long table at the back of the room, there is a great feast spread out. Every delicious food or drink that you could desire is somehow there.

At the head of the table, you'll find a sealed letter, paper in all the colors of the rainbow, and some crafting supplies. ]

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[ Once the seal is broken and the letter open, the Green Knight's voice fills the room. The instructions can also be read on the letter:

"Heroes, your task is to design a gift for another team. You will not know the identify of the team that will receive your gift, nor will they know who it is from. Design something creative and useful for this exchange of gifts, and you will be rewarded. Use the supplies provided to write a description, sketch out, or design a model of your gift. Any knight assisting a team during this game will receive a small boon at the end." ]

((OOC: You have an hour and a half to design a gift for another team. You character will ~magically~ know that the gift must be something small to medium sized that can easily fit into team living spaces. Anything super technological is right out, as are living creatures. If you are unsure about your gift, just pm me in irc!))

[ Suddenly, the table is cleared of all food and a wrapped parcel appears in the center of it. More instructions have appeared on the letter, and the Green Knight's voice fills the room again:

"Now, Heroes . . . open your gift. Once you have examined it, make a guess as to which team designed it for you." ]

((OOC: You have 30 minutes to submit your guess.))

That is... charming.

Oh, this is going to be really easy. And, er, interesting.

Although, it is just a matter of figuring out what every team would like.

[now has on a cloak, an emerald-and-coral scarf, and a zebra hat, and is covered with snow! ...takes the hat off and shakes his cloak out with dignity before he reads the message.]

Whoa, it really is. . .