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I'm not trying to be a rules lawyer, but I was scrolling in the character thread yesterday and something struck me as odd. On Nagi, the flaws for not affecting insulated characters struck me as extremely strange. Isn't insulated a power on the part of the defender (i.e., protection vs...

The dryad squirms with delight at the performances of the rhyming elephants. She instinctively applauds Rahveon's efforts and only ceases a moment later, when it becomes obvious that it was inappropriate.

The dryad rolls her eyes at the not-so-subtle movements of the bard. I will be very surprised if this hollyphant doesn't just try to smite us now. OOC: I am fairly sure that a bluff roll is not what's called for. Either one needs a Still spell or spell-like ability or innuendo or something.

Doctor S-3 Spotting the thugs with weapons opening fire, Sarah looks at a huge piece of rubble still in her hand and decides to throw it at the ground near the thugs. She then picks the next piece up and holds it up threateningly. She then shouts towards the men, "If you don't want the next...

The dryad motions with her hand and the huge steps back behind her. She then steps a few steps behind and to the right of Rahveon, showing her support. A united front would serve us best. Rahveon's words were well chosen. There is no need to prompt the hollyphant to second guess our...

She's not exactly...well, actually, only minimally similar to...a druid. She's a cleric of a powerful nature-loving deity. (There are a lot of those whose worshippers are not druids.) Now, if you are a powerful cleric and wanted to talk to your god and his/her messengers in person...you head...

I'm even more sorry for preaching the gospel of the faithless :)

Now I feel excluded! Just kidding. Wrahn, I'm surprised that you think Caira is so good in all areas...although I must admit that being able to summon 21st level arcane casters is impressive!

"If you don't mind my saying, you don't seem to be properly equipped for the job. Me, on the other hand, that's a whole different story." With that, giant hydraulic cylinders and mechanical gears appear to cover Doc S-3's body, boosting her strength tremendously. She moves the policer officer...

OOC: "All enter?" This must be a huge cave if Loudbark can fit inside! The darkness makes the dryad a bit uncomfortable. Rather than a compliant, she invokes a dweomer enchanting one of her bags on her belt, which immediately begins to glow, illuminate, then shine as bright as daylight...

The dryad smiles as her suggestion becomes the source of action. "Come, Loudbark, let us see what Devom had planned." With that, she is lifted onto Loudbark's shoulder and they march behind the anthromorphic elephant/half-dragon warrior and the celestial.

Not intended to contradict your ruling, but from the rules, we were under the impression that it lets you see through illusions...at it is written in the rules. But hey, your word goes.

The huge treant who had been silent for much of the discussion speaks up. "There is a fifth possibility. We were meant to survive. That would very much fit with the theory that this was, as you put it, 'meant to be'." With those words, he grows silent once more. The dryad smiles and nods in...

The dryad is quite surprised at the reactions of some of her newfound companions and the surprised is revealed quite evidently on her face. Have they become so jaded by the powers of the Endless Falls as to show such blatant disrespect for all things divine? Be they gods, free will, the laws...

The answer is simple...not doing it. People are a untrustworthy bunch! Especially, when they come to the Internet ;)

That is a possibility which had occurred to me as well. Sorry for the lack of faith, jasamcarl.

Well, Caira admitted that it was premise many theologians argue and give it at least the full weight of other thinkers...which I thought was appropriate, given the circumstances. :)

Unfortunately for you, clerics ARE "extremely biased". :) The answer to the second one is simple. In my RP experience, there are three things that either GM or PCs can do which will cause others to speak up strongly (or maybe even argumentatively). They are: 1. Make another PC feel...

OOC: Have you ever noticed that no matter how convincing the argument, it could still fall on deaf ears when the audience already knows a different truth? The dryad cheered, shed tears, clapped and blushed as appropriate throughout the course of the speech, until it got to the end. As the...

Well, according to the Epic Level Handbook, the special part of the ring is that it does not make one comatose, when wearing it! It's the "ultimate" ring of "invisibility" and "nondetection" basically.