The Roleplay Archive is intended for scenes that matter to Grimwych as a world ? roleplay that changes something, reveals something, creates consequences, develops shared lore, or may have ripple effects for other characters and future stories.
Not every good scene needs to become part of the wiki. Slice-of-life, private character moments and smaller everyday interactions can be beautiful and meaningful without shaping the wider world. Those scenes are best kept in your own personal archives outside the game if you would like to preserve them.
Think of this archive as Grimwych's shared story record rather than a complete record of everything its characters have ever done.
Roleplays sorted into arcs will be found on this page, please be aware they need to be manually linked in the arc page.
Approved roleplay scenes will appear beneath this page. These will show newest to oldest.
Adamina finds herself explaining to her not-mother that yes, she had six children, a dead husband, and about two centuries of baggage. Marw responds by redefining motherhood, drinking rum, questioning her entire existence, and somehow dragging Adamina into village politics.
Lilith, Marw and Spizzzo launch an expedition to suss out the mysteries of the potential sacrificial ritual site. After careful scientific experimentation, they determine that 1) It is likely Autumn; 2) There is nothing visible outside of Grimwych (except celestial bodies); 3) Bird Sacrifice doesn't open any portals; 4) The stones are made of stone. Further mysteries abound.
Marw harvests fine furniture from a shipwreck. Lucian blames evil spirits for sending him romantic gifts. Together, they come to terms with the reality that they have not yet come to terms with the reality that they are not in charge of Grimwych.
Morgane encounters Lettie on the path to the Lake, and the two discuss the village of Grimwych's apparent consciousness. Lettie shows Morgane a mysterious key given to her by the village, which Morgane tells her is for her to use. The two discuss Lettie's idea that everyone might instead contribute a little blood to summon the portal, rather than one person be sacrificed in their entirety. Morgane seems less convinced and reveals that she has experienced prophetic dreams.
Marw and Naledi dig up Dead Fred, discover an ominous hourglass pendant, and narrowly avoid becoming lunch for a suspiciously intelligent wolf. Marw leaves with a conspiracy theory, Naledi leaves with the necklace, and the wolf leaves with Fred?s arm.
Morgane flees into town in apparent terror, pursued by a shapeshifting shadow creature that she secretly birthed herself. She encounters Naledi, and the women hide and witness the creature stalk around in hot pursuit before vanishing. Morgane and Naledi then sprint to the Last Chance, with Morgane warning those gathered there of the supposed danger before taking the news to the rest of the village.
Naledi, Hela and Adamina find out they're all in Grimwych. Lucian finds out Marw is a grandmother in a parallel dimension, or whatever this is. They all ponder human sacrifice, and who to sacrifice, and why the real human sacrifice might just be the friends they met along the way.
When a chance meeting turns into a classic whodunnit discussion--or does Morgane already know?!
Naledi encounters Mara, a newcomer, while out on a walk.
Marw goes out to catch a rabbit and instead snares a daughter, a former employee, and several deeply unwelcome facts about her past/future. Faced with accusations of motherhood, ageing and taxidermy, she responds with admirable composure: rum, denial, and criticism of everyone?s clothing.
At the Last Chance Inn, Morgane and Lucian discuss the proposed human sacrifice, with Morgane expressing displeasure at learning that someone has nominated her as a candidate. Their conversation turns to the mysterious French journal and the possibility of escaping Grimwych through a portal, with Lucian questioning whether sacrifice truly freed the village?s previous inhabitants.
Rory and Lucian meet up at Rory's campsite. Lucian bears a heavy secret, Rory offers salvation, together they delve into the mysteries of Grimwych.
Adamina survives a shipwreck by washing up in Grimwych. Spizzzo helps her vomit, and they find a corpse lakeside. Also, a chicken.
Hildako gains access to the curiosities shop, a change of clothes, and bonus rats.
Three people compare notes on a village that may be running out of more than just matches.Somewhere between politics, plans and nail polish, an understanding begins to form.
Marw and Lucian share a candlelit dinner in an abandoned underground reservoir, sharing romantic conversation about human sacrifice and whether the wine is poisoned.
Hela stakes out the lake at night hoping to feed on a new arrival's soul, but she encounters Morgane, who asks one too many questions. This culminates in Hela hitting Morgane with a shovel and accidentally revealing that neither woman is human. Realizing they now possess mutually dangerous secrets, the two form an uneasy pact. Before parting ways, Morgane warns Hela that she isn't the only danger that lurks about the lake after dark.
Morgane calls Grimwych's residents together to announce that she has discovered a journal that appears to suggest that a human sacrifice at the stone circle may open a portal out of the village. This revelation prompts a chaotic vote in which the majority agrees the possibility should be investigated further. Morgane schedules another meeting to elect a chairperson and discuss how a potential sacrifice might be chosen, with Lucian volunteering to anonymously collect everyone's suggestions.
Spizzzo and Lilith reflect on the first town hall meeting, share some tea, and start building a wall around the campfire.
Morgane will love this super important to Grimwych RP
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