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Yar :v

: "Hrmm...I'm not sure. I can't ever remember hearing about a situation like this one, much less experienced one. I can only suggest keeping our eyes and ears open."

I somewhat recall possible hostility between Gordon and Nathara last thread Gordon was being discussed.
Gordon's not going to give Kat a very easy time, will he?

Not sure yet.

See, with Grifen being afraid of darkness (and therefore dark magic - expect hilarity/tearjerking when she witnesses the stuff for the first time), my biggest change in bringing Gordon out of retirement was to make dark magic not involved in his past at all. But with undead set to play what seems to be a big role in this game and the little hints developing that Gordon might know more about the stuff than he's letting on, we need a reason for him to know these things.

So yeah. Dunno.

((Okay, before I put my foot in my mouth, what the heck is a Vryloka? Those sorta-vampires we fought?))

Except LUK is already useful.
Okay, honestly I'm mostly concerned because increasing LUK's power when it comes to Hit can only hurt characters like Gordon and Sophie, who gain zero benefit from it because they can't hit anything anyway (at least not for another 10 levels minimum) while the increased enemy hit rate will reduce their effectiveness at evading damage. So yes, I'm against it for PURELY SELFISH REASONS :p

Weston laughed as well.

"He gets a bit more vocal in battle, but yes he tends to be fairly quiet. Anyway, we're headed to a ruined dwarven fortress known as 'The Dead Homes'. Though at the rate these shadow creatures attack us, it might be wise to turn around and try again once we refresh our supplies."

"So, what about yourself? Where does the elf known as Thyra hail from?"

: I told ye ta leave, and leave ye shall! Your abominable magicks hold no sway over me, creature of the abyss, and if ye haunt any of us again I shall exorcise ye personally! Now in tha name of tha Defender, BE GONE!

Gordon watched the two in the air, an unaccustomed pang of worry in his chest. He wasn't too nervous about Vandertz - presumably he knew what he was doing - but if Katerina slipped and fell from that height, even his magic might not be enough to help. His lips moved silently as he muttered a quick benediction to the Defender, asking to keep the young woman safely in the saddle.