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LOL. Sister Aurora seems like a lot of fun to play.

Gorsh, thanks Altin. Y'know what they say-- "Yoinking is the sincerest form of flattery." I'm glad you enjoy the pantheon. I'm quite proud of it. I always find it so difficult to keep 15 different gods straight, so I wanted something nice and small, but flexible enough for PCs to worship...

I'm not entirely sure how to answer this. Abolitionism is not a rampant theme in the game, if that's what you're asking. But certainly more evil comes of it than good, as you'll see in a few runs. There are both organizations and individuals opposed to it, but with one notable exception, they...

Well, yes.:) It is worth noting that the people who bought these slaves had no idea they were involved in anything illegal. They thought they were buying legitimate slaves. The people who were *knowingly* involved in illegal activities... well, things didn't end up so financially beneficial...

Wak! Now that's a birthday surprise, and no mistake. Thanks, Spyscribe. Now I'll have to push Wisdom Like Silence to get the first few adventures written up. I can also post some world-y background information for interested readers. Enjoy.

Actually, something with an exoskeleton should, by definition, have skeletons outside it. In other news, I've decided I'm now inordinately fond of the word "exoskeleton". PC, next time I play Shara, can she have an exoskeleton? Except, like, not in an undead way.

>shudder< I particularly like the way that it bursts apart when you finally kill it. As for future conglomerates, I'd say any form of creepy crawly would do. I sort of got stuck on the idea of a ghoul crab-- the hard exoskeleton is made of bones merged together, filled with flesh-merged...

Velendo's argument was that we needed to send a message that using baby-shields was not a viable strategy. It does not stop the Defenders. It just makes them madder. And it wasn't so much a question of purposefully killing babies as it was of not letting their presence prevent us from stopping...

I cannot even begin to stress just how much Piratecat's bastardness is only beginning. He did, however, strike a perfect balance. The Defenders had a righteous head of mad built up, and we were going against a group of lower level foes that we knew we could take easily (as long as we didn't a)...