lvl 2 fireplace (50) lvl 1 shelves (15) hunting knife and whetstone (30) small rug (25) squishy exercise mat (20)
for Maleficent's room
10 points toward flowers
What makes a home warm?
Family. I can't say I have much of one here yet, but that's the general idea of it. You can work from there to get what you want. Family makes sure you're happy. Comfortable. All of that.
How can knights bring warmth to others?
I can list a few ways, but something tells me that this isn't the time or place.
But through helping out, probably. Not putting themselves first. I'd guess that's the ticket. Even if "knight" is a dumb thing most times, we are here to hand things out to people who need them.
Did you incorporate that into your room or your patron's room? If so, how?
Yeah, for both.
For my room, I didn't need much, but I haven't been in Aather long to accumulate things so that was a deciding factor. So, shelves, a hunting knife, things like that'll help me out. Plus, I can keep in shape in my room. But most of all, I did need literal warmth. I'm from somewhere warm originally. Camelot's different.
As for Maleficent's room ... Part of our helping out is to be a strength to our patron, and one way she gets strength is through being around all of us. So we set up the room in two ways. First, so she'd be happy and comfortable in there. Plus, she's the bookish sort, so we ensured that there'd be a comfortable place for her to read, as well as one to rest all her books. There are plants because she can't be without them and a nice large bed. That's where we come in. See, Viola was right: it'd be a place for all of us to relax and be together. "Sleepovers" was the word she used, and that's the idea.
Fang
For my room
lvl 2 fireplace (50)
lvl 1 shelves (15)
hunting knife and whetstone (30)
small rug (25)
squishy exercise mat (20)
for Maleficent's room
10 points toward flowers
What makes a home warm?
Family. I can't say I have much of one here yet, but that's the general idea of it. You can work from there to get what you want. Family makes sure you're happy. Comfortable. All of that.
How can knights bring warmth to others?
I can list a few ways, but something tells me that this isn't the time or place.
But through helping out, probably. Not putting themselves first. I'd guess that's the ticket. Even if "knight" is a dumb thing most times, we are here to hand things out to people who need them.
Did you incorporate that into your room or your patron's room? If so, how?
Yeah, for both.
For my room, I didn't need much, but I haven't been in Aather long to accumulate things so that was a deciding factor. So, shelves, a hunting knife, things like that'll help me out. Plus, I can keep in shape in my room. But most of all, I did need literal warmth. I'm from somewhere warm originally. Camelot's different.
As for Maleficent's room ... Part of our helping out is to be a strength to our patron, and one way she gets strength is through being around all of us. So we set up the room in two ways. First, so she'd be happy and comfortable in there. Plus, she's the bookish sort, so we ensured that there'd be a comfortable place for her to read, as well as one to rest all her books. There are plants because she can't be without them and a nice large bed. That's where we come in. See, Viola was right: it'd be a place for all of us to relax and be together. "Sleepovers" was the word she used, and that's the idea.