Showing posts with label Desert Foxes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Desert Foxes. Show all posts

Thursday, May 2, 2024

Scenes From The Fairelands

 
 
 Quite a bit has been going on at the Fantasy Faire. On Sunday April 28, the roleplay by the Children of Stories "The Desert Foxes" came to it's conclusion. The unnatural eclipse was still going on, the well was dry, and the magical creatures were getting sick and ill. It all ended with a fundraising party.


Yours truly will try to have more up. But the story had a happy ending, with the well restored, the eclipse gone, and the magical beings once again healthy and happy, "Oh my wings, how I've missed you."
 
Wildstar Beaumont also took some pictures, which you can find (here). 
 
 
On Tuesday April 30, I would come across an "after the roleplay" meeting and discussion by some of the people. One detail was that Loki Eliot before the roleplay had announced he wasn't going to be present, and a few friends of his had also declined to take part. But others came on anyway, feeling the purpose of the event, to raise money to fight cancer, was just too important.


On Wednesday May 1 was the Parade of Centaurs, a lap around the Fairelands by the four-footed folk of the Jinx community that's become a Fairelands tradition, of which all were invited to join.



There were many well-done avatars present, only some which could be pictured here. Once again, Wildstar had some pictures (here).

There's still several days left to enjoy the Fantasy Faire. It goes on until Tuesday May 7. While the sims may stay up until Midnight, in some past Faires people couldn't tp in some hours before that. 

Bixyl Shuftan



Tuesday, April 23, 2024

Scenes From The Fairlands: "The Desert Foxes"

 
 The Fantasy Faire is one of the mega-events of the Relay for Life fundraising season, one that has become about as beloved as the Relay weekend itself. It's noted for many things, the scenery, the shopping, the Fairelands Quest, and more. One part of this event is the roleplay, done by the Children of Stories. For this year, it's  "The Desert Foxes," in which the characters try to find the cure for Desert Fever, a quest that leads them on quite a journey. Yours truly has been dropping by, when he can, and taking a few pictures. On Monday April 22, I dropped by once more and grabbed a few. 

See the pictures in Events.