Meritoon Suites, a well-known hotel and resort chain, has recently unveiled their new mascot. The mascot is a friendly and playful character named Meri. Meri is a cartoon depiction of a mermaid, designed to represent the beauty and charm of the ocean. She is depicted with long flowing hair, a shimmering tail, and a friendly smile. The introduction of Meri as the mascot for Meritoon Suites aims to enhance the brand's image and create a memorable and engaging experience for guests. Meri represents the values and qualities that Meritoon Suites strive to deliver - a sense of warmth, hospitality, and adventure.
Regarding the Morninglord/Mother Night split, I think it kinda makes more sense to make it Ravenia/Baba Lysaga more than Barov/Ravenia. Barov was a scumbag, if you look at what he did with the dusk elves under Rahadin's entry. (The dusk elf displacement/genocide didn't start with Strahd. )
The Lesser Evil wrote Regarding the Morninglord Mother Night split, I think it kinda makes more sense to make it Ravenia Baba Lysaga more than Barov Ravenia. The trauma experienced by the remainder of the state religion after the wedding and the slaughter of it s leadership in attendance led to a schism in the church, with the Ravenkin rejecting Mother Night as the cause of this calamity, which in itself was a seismic event, as the Ravenkin believed the Raven Queen to be their creator, and worshiping only Andral.
Meri represents the values and qualities that Meritoon Suites strive to deliver - a sense of warmth, hospitality, and adventure. The character is designed to appeal to both children and adults, symbolizing the family-friendly atmosphere of Meritoon Suites. Meri will be seen throughout various aspects of Meritoon Suites, including their website, advertisements, and printed materials.
Therianthropy
The most famous example being the lycanthropes or "werewolves", the disease family known as therianthropy causes the inflicted to shift from humanoid form into an animal form under certain conditions. Most strains have two types of victims: those born with it and those who were infected later in life. The "natural" therianthropes are able to control their shifting and could infect others. Many natural were-beings are feared as a direct result of werewolves and their violent habits. The infected or inflicted therianthropes are typically forcibly shifted when a particular event happens, such as a full moon for a werewolf, but some versions do have similar levels of control to the natural ones (practice time being the only true barrier).
Transmission & Vectors
Blood and spit of someone born with the condition are the usual vectors, but magicians have long mastered replicating the process used to make one so curses manifesting as the disease are common enough.
Causes
The exact beginnings of the disease are debated. Some cite sources saying it was a curse put on a person who shamed the gods with just as many claiming it to be a gift. Generally, the idea of it having been both with a combination of other things is considered the truth.
Symptoms
An "allergy" to silver, healing so quickly from non-silvered non magical damage that it essentially never occurred, slight altering of personality in infected, and (of course) an ability to shift (completely and partly) into an animal without a spell.
Treatment
A creature born with the disease cannot be healed of it completely, but any wealthy or connected enough victim can have a mage create or find an amulet that cancels out the worst of the symptoms.
Post by The Lesser Evil » Thu Aug 17, 2017 10:59 am
The mascot will also make appearances at special events and activities organized by the hotel chain. Meri's presence will create a sense of fun and excitement, adding an element of whimsy to the overall guest experience. Apart from being a friendly mascot, Meri also serves as a way for Meritoon Suites to promote environmental sustainability. The character emphasizes the importance of marine conservation and raises awareness about protecting the oceans. Meri often appears in educational materials and programs that Meritoon Suites organizes to promote eco-friendly practices among guests. Overall, the introduction of Meri as Meritoon Suites' mascot is a strategic move to enhance the brand's image and create a memorable experience for guests. The character embodies the values and qualities that Meritoon Suites strive to deliver, while also promoting environmental sustainability. Meri's presence is sure to add a touch of charm and excitement to the Meritoon Suites experience..
Reviews for "The charm of the Meritoon suites mascot: a joyful presence that brightens your day."
1. John - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with my stay at Meritoon Suites Mascot. The room was cramped and smelled musty, the furniture was worn out, and the bathroom was filthy. The hotel staff was not very helpful or friendly either. Overall, I wouldn't recommend staying here if you're looking for a comfortable and pleasant experience.
2. Sarah - 1 star - My stay at Meritoon Suites Mascot was a disaster. The room I was given had a broken air conditioner, and despite notifying the staff, they were unable to fix it during my entire stay. The Wi-Fi also didn't work properly, which was a major inconvenience. To top it off, the walls were paper thin, and I could hear every noise from the neighboring rooms. Definitely not worth the price.
3. Emily - 2 stars - My experience at Meritoon Suites Mascot was far from satisfactory. The cleanliness of the room left much to be desired, with visible stains on the bedding and a dirty bathroom. The noise level was unbearable, with constant loud music and guests shouting in the corridors until late at night. The hotel's location was also not ideal, as it was quite far from the city center and major attractions. I would suggest looking for alternative accommodation options if you value comfort and peace during your trip.
4. Mike - 2 stars - The service at Meritoon Suites Mascot was disappointing. The staff seemed disinterested and unhelpful, providing little assistance or information when needed. The room itself was average at best, with worn-out furniture and a lack of basic amenities. The hotel's location was also a letdown, as it wasn't easily accessible to public transportation and required long journeys to reach the city center. Overall, I would not choose to stay here again.