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I was making plans and noted that Forgeworlds seem to require "5 Labor" to build.

I can't find any rules on Labor.

Typo, or am I missing something?

I appear to be Black Mage.

As for marching order, you know the old adage:
"Don't you know? You never split the party!
Clerics in the back, keep those fighters hale and hearty.
The wizard in the middle, there he can shed some light
And you never let that darn thief out of sight."

Hence:
Fighters
Multiclass fighters
Mages
Rogue
Cleric and Ranger

As for an action:
Keep an eye out for enemies. Wonder if illusionary darkness or light would do any good.

Angel raises her hand. When called upon, she asks: "When do we find out what teams we're assigned to?"

((I'm assuming that the "teams" thing applies to all students and not just the PCs on the Alpha Team.))

Seacliffs and Drysand to 28, or Hardpoint.
Cryodil to Faeplain.
Tickwood to Midplain.
Midplain to [22]
One Sandridge army to [18]

Start building armies in: Slowbog, Valemire.

Propose alliance with Neevrond.

One action per turn.

Change out of my costume and go home I guess.

You do so.

Experiment again with a vine out of my hand. Can I control said vine? Is there a limit on its size?

Yes. Yes. You extend the vine as far as it goes, and discover to your disappointment that it seems to be drawing on the tangle within you for its length.

Oszkar walks up to the healed fellow.

"I say, sir! Do you feel any different than before the massive explosion?"

Question.

"Um...yes. First it hurt. Then I felt really...strange. And now I'm like this. Still a bit sore."

Attempt to stand. Examine self more closely.

You stand. You look mostly normal, although if you look closely when you move something looks...off.

Kyle sighs, saddened by his lack of findings.

Head home, so long as there is still a home to go back to.  Try and help people on the way.

[3] Your home was far enough from the blast that it sustained only minor damage.

Quote from: Xanmyral on July 23, 2013, 07:33:09 pm

"Leader? Huh... Only know a few of those things like that, typically stay clear the hell away from them, they're... Smart. Too much so. Guess this one gave yah enough trouble to actually name the thing? You said it stopped a nuke? Huh... Yeah, that's not gonna be easy. Still not sure what you mean by precog though, those monsters are weird but I doubt magic, I mean come on. ...This coming from the guy who can read thoughts, alright never mind. You got a plan for taking them out? ...Or... Don't? I mean, if they can see the future, well, how does that work really? All futures, a possible future, what?" Irving just sighed. If those... Things could see the future, he has absolutely no idea in hell how he's managed to avoid them up to now. Guess he managed to stay under the wire? With this guy involved though, chances are he isn't anymore. Ah well, he doesn't even care really. First human he's seen in forever and there's finally a plan beyond just surviving. He can get used to this.

"So, you got a game plan? You can expect they'll know what we're to do, and I haven't a clue how to fix that. Didn't even have the idea that those things could have... Stuff like that really. I can sniff around for its territory I guess, some of the other creatures probably avoid it no doubt."

"Alls we gotta do is confuse them. The more choices we make, the more possible futures there are. In all the stands, they might miss us.
Go to gun shop, leave, acquire more explosives.

[6] What the heck?!?
You get another nuke. [1] A very small one, and a dud at that.

"Sure, makes sense. Got your back them, I'll try to screen us from any eyes, unless that's what you want instead." If contact is made with any monsters, Irving will try to screen both him and his new found ally from their memory/thoughts.

[6] You see them. EVERYWHERE! You can't escape...

Quote from: GreatWyrmGold on July 24, 2013, 07:45:25 pm

Even if we take what you claim as all that's needed as actually all that's needed, a claim which I doubt

What makes you say that?

Knowledge of ecology. But I've already explained my reasoning, why bother doing it again?

Now answer my actual questions and don't, how'd you put it, "become confused and focused on irrelevant things." Why is forcing the players to make each individual species good for the game?