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Continue to the south, making a pair more essences.
Edit:
Oh, and put on the amulet, if it's not already on.

((I'm sorry about disappearing for a while; I went on a trip and had a spotty internet connection for the duration.))
"Should we head to less... hostile areas? Perhaps ta tha south-west?"
Summon a glass amulet that siphons off curses, storing them in glass beads. Then summon a cluster of (glass) beads.

Get away from the blast.
Invert the chance of the Eternity taking damage.

See if the crystal of purification has any effect on the curse. Help James, if possible.

((Did my spell work? The turn didn't say anything.))

Quote from: FallacyofUrist on June 15, 2016, 07:17:40 pm

((Now then. I have a suggestion to make: non-human(as in, other species) players.))

((Obviously, there would be some potential for abuse if non-human characters were allowed. Hence, I also propose two rules to balance this out:
1. Bonuses from being said species must be less than or equal to the penalties from being said species.
2. No absurd minmaxing via species. Normal minmaxing tolerable. Minmaxing such that you can blow up the Tower with one spell on your third turn in... no.))

Eh, I'd say that having a cosmetically different species that isn't different from humanity statistically is fine, but getting extra stat trades would give an unfair advantage to players who join after the rule-change.

((This.))
Summon a glass crystal of purification. Dodge any incoming attacks, and hope it (the crystal) works.

Quote from: thegamemaster1234 on May 30, 2016, 08:42:34 pm

((I think you forgot to account for the TASER and CHAOTIC parts of my CHAOTIC TASER bolts. Something random should've happened on impact, as well as a high-voltage shock.))

The beholder weighs about 500 tons and is magical. The bolts were less than 10 POT for twenty. You might want to use something stronger.

((500 tons?! Wow. That's 75 agrican elephants, so roughly 30000 ft³,  which amounts to a sphere 23.35 feet in radius. 46.7 feet across, at minimum, provided the same density of flesh. How are we damaging this thing again?))

Link to Code.
I think I have this done right.
EDIT: Actually, I think that it might be backwards. Would (given [a] is the ascii value for a and [b​] the ascii value of b)
push [a]
push [b​]
call _printf
output "ab" or would it output "ba"?
If it is "ba", do this instead:
Reversed.
EDIT:
Wait, futhermore, do I have to _printf for each char or does it take the whole stack?
If it takes the whole stack, use the above, otherwise use these:
for ab,
for ba.