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<blockquote data-quote="Dannyalcatraz" data-source="post: 3965653" data-attributes="member: 19675">My normal browser wouldn't let me post further responses in this particular thread for some reason...&nbsp; Trying something new!&nbsp;Yep...but the force had a critical accident- or perhaps the planet actually mounted an Epic level PC counterstrike of some kind- and the vast majority of the strike force was destroyed- only a few Illithid lifepods made touchdown, with the injured survivors heading underground as quickly as possible.The asteroids, however, continued unabated to their targets.&nbsp;I have no problem with the dust clouds &amp; attendant climate problems- I'm counting on them, in fact.&nbsp; The ejecta should cause a lot of plants to die just from the coating of settling ash, not just the clouds blocking light high in the atmosphere.This would lead to further casualties among the surface dwellers as starvation sets in.Sure there are, but divination is still doesn't have a 100% guarantee that what is seen is exactly what happens.&nbsp; The images they see are so bizzare and outside the realm of experience that they are largely dismissed as being too obscure.&nbsp; They'd continue examining their auguries, but...Essentially, the divination equivalent of &quot;Ask again later.&quot;Remember, the way most divinations work in D&amp;D is you ask specific questions looking for particular answers.&nbsp; Very few divinations are in the form of unasked-for prophecies of uncontemplatable events.&nbsp;Dang!&nbsp; That is totally news to me!&nbsp; I hadn't heard anything about meaningful progress on that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dannyalcatraz, post: 3965653, member: 19675"] My normal browser wouldn't let me post further responses in this particular thread for some reason... Trying something new! Yep...but the force had a critical accident- or perhaps the planet actually mounted an Epic level PC counterstrike of some kind- and the vast majority of the strike force was destroyed- only a few Illithid lifepods made touchdown, with the injured survivors heading underground as quickly as possible. The asteroids, however, continued unabated to their targets. I have no problem with the dust clouds & attendant climate problems- I'm counting on them, in fact. The ejecta should cause a lot of plants to die just from the coating of settling ash, not just the clouds blocking light high in the atmosphere. This would lead to further casualties among the surface dwellers as starvation sets in. Sure there are, but divination is still doesn't have a 100% guarantee that what is seen is exactly what happens. The images they see are so bizzare and outside the realm of experience that they are largely dismissed as being too obscure. They'd continue examining their auguries, but... Essentially, the divination equivalent of "Ask again later." Remember, the way [i]most[/i] divinations work in D&D is you ask specific questions looking for particular answers. Very few divinations are in the form of unasked-for prophecies of uncontemplatable events. Dang! That is totally news to me! I hadn't heard anything about meaningful progress on that. [/QUOTE]

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