in roleplays based on games, it's always important not to think of the story from the game perspective. A strong example I'll put forward would be something like a cripple effect. Not lightly thrown around, and not recovered from in a matter of seconds. If someone is hamstrung, they're down - possibly for good. Same goes for the amount of hits someone can take with a sword.

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Midnight eyes looked out from beneath a deep hood that covered the onyx skin of Ristaron. The ranger had woken from his modest room in a nearby building when the commotion began outside, waking the light sleeper. Aware that his foreign appearance was not something particularly welcome in any tight situation, Ristaron looked between his wooden shudders to try to glimpse anything that would explain what was going on. What he had seen had drawn him out - but not before arming himself with his two rapiers (hanging in sheaths at his hips), and donning his hooded coat.
Gloved hands pushed open the front door of his building and he came around slowly to the side of the building he could see from outside his window. He was not completely surprised to find the centre of the crowd was a few paces away from something directly beneath his window, but he began to dread the repurcussions regardless of his lack of knowledge of what the centre of attention truly was.
One thing was for sure: he was glad he hadn't opened his window to look out.
Drawing his hood further down he prayed the moonlight was not so bright as to illuminate his face, and he began to weave through the growing crowd.
Whispers went around regarding thoughts, Ristaron knew that he had to see what was about to become the new case for the Lionguard soon. If he was seen anywhere peculiar talk would come about, and even his numerous friends in the Lionguard would not be able to say anything to discourage untrue notions.
For though he had many friends, Ristaron had many enemies.
Enemies that would slay him merely for the onyx colour of his skin, the pale white of his hair. All that marked him as an outsider.
The deft ranger took care not to bump anyone too hard as he made his way through the crowd, to look down on the corpse of Firstwatch Morgin.
OOC: Yes, this is open for everybody to roleplay in! The timeframe (as it came out as I wrote this piece) is obviously before Firstwatch Sergio was appointed Firstwatch (leader of the Lionguard), and clearly before the White Mantle became so widespread.
This is possibly one of their doings, and perhaps even a frame attempt on Ristaron... but we shall see how it works out with everyone posting (I won't attempt to dictate how it shall work out).
