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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Deuce Traveler" data-source="post: 4313837" data-attributes="member: 34958">A wall of sand flies upwards and deflects the large stone before it can strike the duo on the horse.  The effect seems to come from Caramip, Dartis notices, and his companion appears 'different' and strangely powerful for a short moment.Dartis tries to fire through the wall, but his arrows are deflected.  However, Caramip composes herself and begins to laugh at the inept attempts to throw rocks through the sand and air wall.  Finally Banbosel screams in rage and runs forward into the wall, which slows his charge to a crawl.First his reaching arm begins to come slowly out of the sand wall, followed by his enraged face.  Dartis cooly draws another arrow and fires it point blank into Banbosel's forehead, leaving it glowing and embedded.  Banbosel yells in pain and strikes Dartis, driving the nobleman off Swift (-11 hps to Dartis).  The giant is in bad shape as he comes out of the sand wall, blood trickling from the wound in his head when Caramip takes a steady aim with her crossbow and lets loose striking the surprised Banbosel in the chest near his heart.  The giant stumbles backward and is lost in the wall of churning sand and air.The humanoids that are now winning seem to see this and surge forward...---Dartis and Caramip find themselves in front of the playing board, but this time it is cracked and broken.  Both the merchant and the barbarian lay nearby with severe wounds, although it appears as if they'll survive.  "It looks as if the Rider has beaten Banbosel once again.""I told you he was a he.""Hmph.  This time.  So you've won and humanity may survive after all.  But I suppose you will not just rest on your haunches.  What now?"</blockquote>

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