TonesofBones

@dessysalta For Sadie. You can't spell "Sadie" without "depressed".

I'm giving Kodiak of the Opossum a +1. Not because they have blackmailed me to do so, least I suffer the fate worse than death; but because I feel confident in their leadership skills. Also, their characters have a certain charm to them and I'm curious how they will fit in a command role.

Disclaimer: I'm operating on vibes here, so they may not be 100% accurate. But they're good enough for me. @4000daniel1 For Bruce: Now, I know Bruce isn't that old, but I dunno. It fits. You could imagine him in his 60's or so at a bar to this song. @Misiek1001 For Alvere. The first minute of it made me pick it. @DatSamTho For Frank. Self-explanatory @Tomixcomics For Jamari. Mostly because it was a BGM for an event centred around cooking. So it just works. Also, you can imagine him preparing some grand dinner with this on in the background. So yeah. @Faye <3 For Bitter Promise.62. Could've went the easy route and pick The Promise from Signalis, but that would be too on-the-nose, wouldn't it? That's it. For now at least. I think.

What's up ghouls and gamers, it's me Tones, coming back for round two. As for COFF1, we all know what song fits it the best: And you can't prove me otherwise As for my second and last character- Todd Digson, the farmboy physician

I haven't had my characters interact with Ches much (which is a crime I WILL rectify), but: It just seems appropriate you know? Calming song from an otherwise unnerving soundtrack, adequate for a physician (who is named after a manifestation of loving kindness). For my first character I'll go with stinky Europan with anger issues: Bavs

Sovl FM

XXX

Miranda's eepiest surgeon

We had a good run, my fellow henchmen

In my opinion, a third way of fixing lungs isn't really needed, because: 1. If there is a surgeon present, let them do the surgery thing. They are more qualified than physicians (IC reason) and it's the main reason why they are playing a surgeon (OOC reason) . 2. If there are no surgeons, physicians are qualified to fix lungs via surgery anyways. BUT I like the idea of a machine that would reinflate ruptured lungs and/or purge reagents from them. It's the XXV century. We should have better tech for it than just syringes. And a purge function would be handy to speed up recovery from being blasted with drugs by a malfunctioning scrubber. I mean, there is an EPP function on stabilizer vests and IVs with air tanks on them.

hmm