Shattered Kingdoms

Her stats sucked, but she was Crucible.

Seremela grew up prim and proper in a castle deep below Chzzrym. Her mother was Queen of all Ch'zzrym and a priestess to the dark gods and her father was a noble, but as she often told people, "deep-elven royalty only mate for breeding purposes." So she grew up in a very matronly society, and grew to think that deep-elves and females in general were far and above better than any other race, and certainly better than males.

Her mother wished her to follow the clergy, and sent Seremela above ground to learn the ways of the "peasant folks" and the prayers to the dark gods. Seremela refused, instead learning to create "servants" from the corpses. Unlike other necros, she looked down upon her undead servants, and slapped them often for misbehaving or just to keep them in line.

Because of the power of her practice in recycling bodies, she wished she could find a way to recycle the souls, as well. Along came her interest in Lord Achernar, who she served fervently for the rest of her life. Achernar once told her that perhaps her profession was the most fulfilling to his name.. or maybe not.

Her mother was furious that she was becoming a "simple, vile bone shaman" and serving a God of neutrality, but she did not care. Eventually the Crucible approached her, and she thought if she learned their ways and furthered herself, she would be more fit to murder her mother and take over her position.

At least, that's how it all happened in her mind.

But Seremela was really, really hard to play. It's hard for me to RP darkies at all, and this one came to my mind one day as the worst part of my personality - childish, spoiled, vain. Whenever I felt that way in real life, I would play Seremela. But trying to better yourself doesn't bode well for the RP a character you base on the worst parts of yourself. So Seremela became a chore to play.

So I've had to delete her in order to concentrate on my other characters. I just got enough time back to play SK, and I can't possibly play more than one or two.

I'd like to thank anyone who respected her crazy RP and treated her like that, because it made it all the more fun to play. A couple of names... Gienah is the first and foremost (the only person Seremela ever considered an equal) all the Crucible, all the Death church, Kura, Jorinthia, Tristala, funny lighties, Syrina, and Ealuriel too. Sorry if I'm forgetting anyone.

I apologize for deleting so suddenly, but I feel like I was just holding people back by keeping this character around.

PS. Dear darkies, Go Crucible!

Disliked this character greatly, her ooc snaps at me for killing a necro who had controls were completely uncalled for and rather obscene. Guess people who can't stand getting killed shouldn't roll necros.

I like Seremela, for the most part. I knew she was vain, self-centered, spoiled - in all a brat, but then again, that was part of what made Geinah like her so much. I still remember the rifting around looking for a spell trainer and finding that treasure trove of Gnomish stuff, one of the best nights of tiring chasing that resulted in a lot of fun and respect.

My most memorable interaction with her had to be with Ailee, polymorphed as a brown rat, and it freaked her out to the point she was demanding the rat squished. And there were tons of other great encounters too!

Looking forward to seeing some of your other characters develop, or some more crazy new ones.

Was a great char, i remember back with Herthem we did have some great times!!!!

Nooooooo!!

The relationship that Seremela and Tagg had was priceless. Truly a pleasure to have been acquainted with her. Sad to see her go.

When you all post, I keep remembering that I've left people out.

If only I could have gotten back into the RP! I loved playing her sometimes. Why have the typical torture RP when you can just make everyone laugh by talking about how much better you are than everyone all the time?

I always was very entertained by interacting with Seremela. Especially that one time I accidentally called her an elf.

I think you actually called three Deep-Elves, Elves...unless that was another person.