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The HMRC pantheon is based off things in the real world of ER. Each god, each symbol has some origin if you're really willing to dig for it.

Gasp.

You assume that the lizard is referring to itself when rasping the name Darzenis.

Really.

"Yes?"
Be as assertive as ever.

3 PM is reasonable?

Actually closer to 4. And by now, in-game, it's maybe six.

As far as I know my character is still sleeping.

Napping, I thought. And yeah. You wanna wake up and do something or do I need to have some big explosion happen?

((2. What do you mean?
3. No, but it does give me knowledge on how to get a poison that causes temporary paralysis in the area of injection, an idea on how much blood a person can lose without dieing, and how to break bones in the right place. I know about how much blood a human needs to lose before they pass out because I have gotten to that point so that could be used for things that wouldn't cause much blood loss.))

((2. I mean, you called your skill "poison-making," as opposed to "drug-making" or "medicine-making".
3. Great. Give the anesthetic to someone else. And next time you apply for the job of Doctor, list your knowledge of human anatomy and such before the poisons and butchery.))

(This discussion might make more sense to have IC, btw. You might want to find out who knows first aid and/or CPR, just to get a list. It's good to know.)

((Sadly, the only people talking IC about nobles--where it started--are talking too quietly for anyone else to hear.))

Deal.

Send the Dominate data on jet engines.

Research Industry.

Build, oh, 8 Milleplattes.

Move Fleet 1 to Deimos space.


This Administration Point limit is killing me. Next game, can we have like 2-4 times as many AP?
And isn't Fleet 1 still technically deployed?

Quote from: GreatWyrmGold on December 24, 2013, 11:23:42 am

As to the first: No, it isn't. Mainly because you don't care about extra cutting nerves or veins when butchering, and because you're trying to cut things apart rather than open, and because you need to do stuff once you are in the body. It would be better if you were trained in autopsies.
2. Big if.
3. When your only qualifications are something that kills people and something you only do to dead things, I would rather have an unqualified doctor.

((1.The part about cutting things apart instead of open doesn't always apply, turkeys and chickens are left mostly intact.
2.not if you know how much is lethal
3.Fine enjoy having somebody who thinks that the best way to remove a weapon from somebody is to just pull it out perform surgery on you while you are conscious and not even numbed.

((1. That still leaves the rest of my points...
2. If it's not at a dangerous level, we don't call them poisons.
3. How would you do any better? Does your training with butchery and poisons magically give you access to a medical facility?))

"What were those questions again?"