Morningstar

LINK TO IDS/REROLLS Col and Demonic Shard sent to Banker. Cerberus Etching used on Daywalker to change 1 slot of TAUNT to BURN Name: Daywalker +5 Your Profession: Appraiser Your Rank: Rank 5 Roll ID: 224950, 224951, 224952 Roll Result: 5, 11, 8 (Unique found! BD: 10 CD: 9 LD: 11) Reroll ID: 224960, 224961, 224962, 224963, 224964 Reroll Result: 11, 2, 8, 4, 4 (Unique found! BD: 10 CD: 12 LD: 4) Item Type: Straight Sword Tier: T4 Quality: Perfect Enhancements: HLY, V(O), BRN Description: A weapon of both light and shadow, perfect for those who walk the line between the two.

IDS 8/10/2024

Quest Six kilograms of vanilla. Was that not overkill? Who was this even for? One farmer in Florenthia had what he was looking for. Uprooted by war, she had settled in a small hut at the edge of the town, where she raised and sold odd plants. The climate allowed for vanilla, and so she grew lots. "Six kilograms, please," Morningstar placed a lumpy bag of col on the counter. "Of which variety?" The farmer asked. Star was stumped. "Uh... What are my options?" "Great Tailed Deer Vanilla or Baobab Vanilla." "Baobab, I guess." That wasn't so hard. H

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He was more or less familiar with Wulfrin's capabilities, but their new recruit remained a mystery to him. He was pleasantly surprised to see that she at least knew how to use her weapons. Claws. He had never seen them before—not in use, anyway. He knew they existed, but they weren't popular among the masses. Maybe it was the range disadvantage, like daggers. The aesthetic was cool, so it couldn't have been their appearance. He listened to their strategist and alternated sword arts, even if it only reduced his energy usage by a sliver. The phoenix burned up as Star slashed through it

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"I swear, I have nothing to do with the pirates," Morningstar grinned, quickly cutting down the Skyrat Raider. He hurried towards the ladder, and eased himself up, one step at a time. The next floor of the ship was the main deck, where most of the passengers were located. Unfortunately, a good number of those passengers were pirates. Star could hear them talking up ahead, behind a door. The captain's quarters, maybe. He waited for Nari to make her way up before bursting in. He couldn't always be reckless. "What's the plan?" Star asked, peeking around the corner to make sure the coast was

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Seriously, how do people like this? Morningstar replied, "Delusion, probably. Off we go, then." With another successful quest completed, the three players wandered back through the forest, eventually landing in Snowfrost once again. At the tavern, the party raged on. The bards played loudly and through open doors, Morningstar thought he recognized the song they were singing. They'd repeated it a few times that night. One trick ponies, it seemed. "I'm calling it. Way past my bedtime," Star said, bidding the pair farewell. He cracked a crystal and zapped himself back home. Ra

The cavalry arrived and the party began. Freyd stylishly took the lead, engaging with Ugzeke as if they were old frenemies. Morningstar wasn't familiar with Shiina or Eruda, but he remembered Raidou from some point in time. Something about apples, he thought. Wulfrin was consistent as always. Star welcomed the familiar face and observed as he made his move against the troll. He had gotten better over the months they had known each other. When improvement was at the forefront of one's mind, he supposed that was inevitable. As if he had been doing it his whole life, he stunned Ugzeke,

"I dunno, it was kind of cool," he shrugged, joking. Absolute Zero had come dangerously close to falling on him, which was still not as bad as being stepped on, he thought. Nym rejoined the pair, and Star smiled at her remark. "Can't have Freyd feeling sad, can we?" The clearing felt a lot more open without Zero stomping about. The sound of the earth quaking was gone, and only the wind remained. "It's cold. Should we head back to town? Or do you two have more to do out here?" He asked. He was willing to stay out and help with any work they needed to get done, but leaned towards the former

Morningstar raised a brow at the newcomer. He didn't recognize her; she wasn't a frontliner, as far as he knew, and she didn't look particularly strong. Looks could be deceiving, though. "Make your choice," Star told her. "We should head out now. We're losing daylight." ----- He had killed the Phoenix once, before the previous boss fight, alongside members of his raid party. He could remember the general vicinity it spawned in, and thankfully it took them little time to locate it. He cleared his throat. "I don't think an extensive strategy is necessary, but don't fight too recklessly

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Morningstar was surprised to hear so much from Bahr. He hadn't come off as the sharing type, but Star was glad to see he was wrong. "It's nice to meet you too," he shook the man's hand and decided it was only fair he shared who he was as well. "I'm Stephen. I was an actor before all of this. Films, mostly. A bit of Broadway. I'm not a frontliner; not many people know me. I spend most of my days exploring or treasure hunting. Interestingly enough, I live on the twenty-fourth floor. Raitoborou Bay, actually. I own an estate up there." "I've never been orange, and I'm not a very violent

Beneath the toppling body of Absolute Zero, Morningstar fought for his life. The titan's lumbering motions were halted by the force of Freyd's attack. It tipped, losing its balance and threatening to crush Morningstar. With wide eyes, the blonde watched it drop. He started to sprint to the edge of its colossal shadow, but stopped upon realizing how futile it was. With one last card up his sleeve, he aimed his blade up and held it low. He thrust Dying Sun towards the ice being. The tip of the sword made first contact, and Absolute Zero exploded in an ocean of blue pixels. He was engulfed i

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With the goal of finishing before nightfall in mind, they left the bar immediately. The forests of Floor 4 were silent, but for the occasional howling of wolves, the subtle hum of cold wind, and the crunching of ice beneath the party's feet. They passed into a clearing, coming to a halt. They had arrived. Morningstar wondered which was taller: Absolute Zero or the Titanium Warden. When he and Freyd had fought the latter in the Endless Maze, it seemed like the biggest thing he would ever come across. Now, he was not so sure. The primary difference between the two was the ice. The Ward