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I'll wait and see what you come up with first. I just finished a writing session for another artist to render and need some serious cool-down time.

Uknol. I might have a figure at the right age and if I don't, I'll morph an adult down to it.

Let's go kill some goblins, brother.

I'm more interested in the possibility of display stands. I could build a temple to a god of the Hunt or something, and display all the skulls of my kills as totems.

Totally doing that in a way with my current hunter character, Ases. His name literally translates out to Danger Clawpelt, and he's a Jaguar Man. Can you tell I love the big cat folk? I might make a thread about him in the future if he does much of note. Right now he's working on his lodge and hunting for food and crafts. My hamster woman bard taught me how to work the merchant system and I'm going to use that to get rich. So much leather between seven of the other nine kills I made giving up leather (minus one made for his spear-quiver) and I just took down a six-wolf pack with no injuries.

Figures the luck angel would be blind. Blind luck and all that, heh.

Awesome. I Roy Mustanged that shoggoth out of existence and then got sent against other things. Kind of irked that doing it that way doesn't count as a proper kill for rumors, but the mission was completed anyway. Right now I'm in a town dungeon trying to see if it connects to the catacombs where a criminal organization lurks. I don't have climbing skill yet, so going the direct way is a pain in the ass.

Is there a way to kill a shoggoth with sharp weapons? Because I'm up against one and just can't win no matter how much I slash and stab my way into it. I know, "Blunt weapons and pulping!" but I'm a sharps expert in this campaign.

Being an ax berserker makes having an army that much more important. We were able to take out a dragon as a team effort, with all of us doing our part to bleed the thing out. I replaced my helmet, armor, and greaves with ++dragon gear, and grabbed the teeth, claw, and heart for later. I've already distilled the heart down to an essence of draconic fury, so there's that.

If that's an option!

But no, I kid. Next is actually a new adventurer. Aiming for another Tigerman like the last time. I love playing as those guys. I learned from the Jaguarman that I love dual wielding, so this time I'm going straight up double axes to save on skill points. I'm putting points into ax, armor, and dodge, eschewing shields since I'm doubling weapons. Going to also invest in bone carving and appraisal as well as the usual smattering of reading, swimming, and observation. I loved my little Kaijit dragonborn so much I want to play this next one exactly like my Skyrim campaigns: as a self-supplying merchant who sets up a base camp and goes from town to town wheeling and dealing.

Where does lesser dragon bone and tooth weigh in on weapon effectiveness? Gotta say, the only things I really killed myself were sleeping humans, and that lesser dragon tooth sword didn't seem to perform to my ideal specs. Didn't like how the shale ax did either, but that was expected since it was a stone ax, and we humans switched to metals for a reason in real life.