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OotS 924
Bullgrit
Adventurer
If this was a D&D game, I'd say the DM is beginning to railroad. He wanted to capture or kill the party/Roy, but they/he managed to escape, and now the big bads are going all out to make sure the plot the DM wanted to run comes to be.
I will be . . . unhappy . . . if after all that and Belkar survives but Roy dies.
But I will be very happy if Tarkin gets shut down by Roy's strategory.
Bullgrit
I will be . . . unhappy . . . if after all that and Belkar survives but Roy dies.
But I will be very happy if Tarkin gets shut down by Roy's strategory.
Bullgrit
frankthedm
First Post
All that matters is Belkar's Perma-death must occur. If Roy gets taken out again, it is a small price {narratively speaking] to pay.
MarkB
Legend
Why?
tomBitonti
Adventurer
Lots of ways this can go. They can get forced into the snarl. V may have more decent spells left that could make a difference. And ... looks like we have a classic T-Rex vs Ceratopsian matchup in the works. (Though, those could be millions of years apart in actual appearance. Don't remember all that.)
Thx!
TomB
Thx!
TomB
MarkB
Legend
No, he prophecised that Belkar would "breathe his last breath, ever", if I'm recalling correctly.
Given the twist we're currently seeing on Durkon's prophecy, I wouldn't count on Belkar's playing out straight.
Bullgrit
Adventurer
No? The oracle said, exactly: "Belkar will draw his last breath - ever - before the end of the year"MarkB said:
http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0572.html
How does what I said get a "No"? If you're saying he'll become a vampire, he still has to die first. (Durkon died.)
Bullgrit
