A Merc's Life [OOC 01]

[Maidhc O Casain]

Excellent role play, Leif, but surely you don't plan on quitting so early in the day? You guys have only been in the monastery about an hour, and the bad-@$$ Olcán Ranger's only down 2 hit points and 1 point from his Fortitude checks! That's less than a good whack from a sword would do . . .

Also, you're looking at three days to recover those CON points. I think Almah's in a bit more hurry than that to get on with her mission.

 

[Scott DeWar]

I guess we could have saved the blood from the stirge and fed it back to the big bad puppy dog!

 

[Leif]

Excellent role play, Leif, but surely you don't plan on quitting so early in the day? You guys have only been in the monastery about an hour, and the bad-@$$ Olcán Ranger's only down 2 hit points and 1 point from his Fortitude checks! That's less than a good whack from a sword would do . . .

Also, you're looking at three days to recover those CON points. I think Almah's in a bit more hurry than that to get on with her mission.

Hee, yeah, I am kinda hammin' it up, ain't I? I'm just thinking how every dog I've ever had would act in a similar situation. H'll be aight! Somebody just needs to scratch him behind his ears.

I guess we could have saved the blood from the stirge and fed it back to the big bad puppy dog!

Stay back from me, Wizard, or I'll pee on your leg!

that cute picture of that puppy dog is my avitar.

Oh! Now I can see it! Thanks.

 

[Maidhc O Casain]

OK, so what's next? There are actually two rooms you haven't poked noses into - the one just to the east of your current location, and the big square on off the South Hall.

(Note that this is the OOC thread - I think there was some slight confusion earlier)

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[mleibrock]

Tsadok

Oops... wrong thread. Thanks Scott. Hope things slow down for you soon, at least to a breathable level.

 

[Scotley]

After Tsadok wraps Houwlou's wounds, he says, "You still feeling woozy? I don't know how you withstood the blood-loss, you are a heartier breed than I would have ever guessed. If you want to go, I will go with you but we only have a couple more rooms on this level and I'd also like to clear this floor before we all go and rest a bit."

I think there is still some confusion about which thread this is. I'm having a week from hell, so please be so kind as to npc Keeland as needed. He's not going to quit over that little poke he got from a bug. At the very least he'd want to explore every nook and cranny up here.

 

[Scott DeWar]

it was mentioned that there is a big black block of un adventured area to the south? howza we go there?

 

[renau1g]

that cute picture of that puppy dog is my avitar.

Speaking of Avatar I just watched the movie last night...tons of goodness in that one. I loved the entire world, sure the characters were a bit like caricatures, but at the same time I really did get into them, like wearing a comfortable old pair of pants.

In 3D it was really cool without being cheesy, probably the best movie I've seen in a while (although my movies have been limited to what's on cable and up here it sucks)

 

[Scotley]

Yeah, I managed to slip out to Avatar in 3d a couple of weeks ago. It was very cool. As you say the characters were pretty simple and the whole plot was obvious 5 minutes in. That said, the experience was incredible. The visuals were an order of magnitude beyond any other movie I've seen. I think a more complex story would have only detracted from the immersive experience.

 

[renau1g]

I read a review from Ebert and I think he hit the nail on the head. It like Star Wars and LoTR in that it raised the bar for special effects. His comment was "There is still at least one man in Hollywood who knows how to spend $250 million, or was it $300 million, wisely."

Avatar :: rogerebert.com :: Reviews

I actually would love to get out and see it again, although there's about a 0% chance of that happening. Maybe one day I can buy one of those new-fangled 3d tvs that are coming out to watch it again like that