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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Voda Vosa" data-source="post: 4967313" data-attributes="member: 51271">[sblock= Explaining...](1) He is trying, but not in the way T'sir wants. Also, how does she know that thunderwave is more effective? As a group we have never faced a swarm before. (2) True, because it was produced in the last fight, and being a full grown up githyanki makes him proud and elitist. He wouldn't mention to be afraid of nothing. Mri'thas speaks not very often, although when he does he speaks fluidly and abundantly. He is somehow dark and "evilish", or so I wanted to flavour him. Perhaps I failed at it, and so you fail to see why he would hide being afraid to dogs. I thought it was clear enough for everyone, but alas I've been proved wrong. (3) He wouldn't have said a word, but remained silent, even more silent than usual. He only interceded to avoid Castor being turn into a punching bag by Soldier. Mri'Thas won't admit he fears anything: Although he belongs to the 'rebels' he is a githyanki wizard after all, and so he was raised to be fearless and prideful. (4) He is not being "not proud" He states he hates dogs, and there's a big difference between fearing and hating. (5) This was explained above. (6) Convenient for who? It's not that I wont close my character to avoid being hit. I loose too if the swarm overruns you and gets to me. We both lose. But I'm not Mri'Thas, and you should not be T'sir. Its just a role playing fact that the githyanki mage is afraid of dogs, it is no convenient for no one. It is even a disadvantage for Mri'Thas only as a character, since he will not be able to handle future fights with canines in the future with his calculating mind, i.e. I'll be making him act cowardly towards dogs, not taking in account which power suits the tactical situation. (7) It is completely different, since what I've made doesn't get my character any advantage, o contraire, it is disadvantageous (8) Well, but it seems the other way around, from what you have expressed. Perhaps it's my lack of understanding of English though. (9) He won't be picking other target until the dogs are dead, but he's not going closer if he can avoid it. As explained in (6), Mri'Thas will not take into account the better tactical move, instead he'll try to put down the feared dogs as soon as possible. Expect him using his area encounter power on the dogs soon enough. I hope I have explained my character's  behaviour.  Sorry for the inconveniences this might cause, but please respect the fact that Mri'Thas is my character, and the choice to add role-playing flavours to him is only mine. [/sblock]</blockquote>

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