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Quote from: Vector on January 01, 2014, 04:44:19 pm

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MaximumZer0: Will do. For now, though, I'm off to be a princess!
vector: Okay!  Be the prettiest one, MZ~!

More fuel for the shipping fire.

Poor Wolfeyez.

Weston ignored the crazy vampire's mumblings.

"Well gentlemen, I'm off to bed. See you in the morning...assuming, of course, a dire dragon or something equally nasty doesn't attack in our sleep. After a day like today I'm not entirely sure such a thing is impossible!"

Go to sleep. Leave Nimue awake as a guard.

Wait, I thought you were looking forward to this job. I distinctly remember posts about it. Did it not meet your expectations?

So people, we need to avoid horrible death. On the one hand, Ernest's little surprise has rendered the chokepoint void. On the other hand, he's opened himself up to many more attacks than he would be exposed to otherwise. If we limit ourselves to attacking him from range, he can at most murderize one person per round when he gets his knifing on. The swordmasters in comparison are barely threats, though they should also be killed as soon as possible.

Also, don't forget that we need to make sure the rogues stay out of the treasure room. Thankfully, Edwin can sleep them with ease, but that means we also need to ensure he doesn't go down at the wrong time. I'm pretty sure they'll be waking up soon.

I'm not sure whether Gregor should move to drop Charlotte somewhere safe (taking away his turn and tanking potential) or if Charlotte should drop on her own first, leaving her in a room with lots of hostiles but allowing Gregor to do something.

((The haunted armor provides a bonus to AC, right? I think most enchanted armors do...))

Take and equip the armor. Drag the bodies outside into the sun, whistling all the while. Afterwards, head upstairs.

"Well, that was certainly the most exciting day I've had for a while. I can tell following along with you gentlemen was the right idea!"

Quote from: Sirus on January 02, 2014, 06:43:21 pm

Quote from: greatorder on January 02, 2014, 06:41:21 pm

Quote from: Sirus on January 02, 2014, 06:38:11 pm

Not dead yet, but I lost a civil war and will now live out the rest of my days in a dungeon. Who woulda thought that surviving a single year would be so difficult?

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Long Live the Queen

When you're in power, EVERYONE is trying to kill you.

Always think of that.
Don't trust your parents, siblings, or that cat. ESPECIALLY the cat.

I haven't even met a cat yet. Haven't gotten far enough, I guess :<

ETA: Dammit! Utterly crushed a rebellion (though I took a different path to get to it, I guess, because I made several different choices), only to be challenged to a duel! Small problem: I never took a single weapons class. I tried to refuse, hoping the guards would intervene, only to get run through.

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Long Live the Queen again. It is possible to beat this thing, right? <_<;

The Duel? Yes, you can

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 immolate his ass with Magic.

So do these various tests have set skill levels that you must beat, or is there some randomness to them? I find it hard to believe that with a 70+ Divination I managed to fail so many Divination tests...

Quote from: Sirus on January 02, 2014, 07:43:42 pm

((Can I use an Arcana check to attempt to determine Grigore's location? Or is he still where Aurel attacked?))

((Its perception. And you can try and attack as the spot where he attacked, pretty sure you saw blood splatter too from him coughing it up))

((I was thinking Arcana because it seems to be a magical effect, and if nothing else I'm pretty sure you can sense other magic users. Nevertheless...))

Move action: shift one square west.
Standard action: Explosive Pyre on the square Aurel attacked.

I probably made two bucks just by selling those snow globe cards. Granted, those were limited-time-only and had a higher average price, but still...