FitzTheRuke
Legend
Yeah, Hup'lo's just older and getting past his prime. They were trained pretty much the same way in the traditional Chultan warrior arts.
(OOC) Fitz's Folly (ToA PBP)
Yeah, Hup'lo's just older and getting past his prime. They were trained pretty much the same way in the traditional Chultan warrior arts.
FitzTheRuke
Legend
Uh... I've been thinking about that myself! I was even thinking of just making a Tabaxi shaman cast some variant of Find Familar that would bind the animal to you (like a magic item that works like a familiar) just as a reward. Of course, without Harb knowing FF, he'd have a hard time raising her if she died. Mmm.. Maybe they give you some plant that allows you to cast it (eat it, tuck some in her mouth) if she died (your life forces would be bonded after all, she can't truly die if you're alive...)
Now I just have to think of WHY they would do that for you...
gargoyleking
Adventurer
Let let me rewrite a bit of my IC post. Maybe they'll see that they've all but bonded already and decide to just make it official.
gargoyleking
Adventurer
Harb definitely consents to it. So far though, the translation hasn't actually come back around to him, IC.
Neurotic
I plan on living forever. Or die trying.
Yes it did. Maybe just not very clearly. Read the post after mine
FitzTheRuke
Legend
I think you might have missed Post #1621. I'll move on anyway, we should get going again.
gargoyleking
Adventurer
Sorry, it must've been posted right as I was writing my reply.
FitzTheRuke
Legend
Yeah, I've had that happen too.
FitzTheRuke
Legend
So, Grrol and Brapp don't have to go with you when you leave (it might make fights take longer) but they'd want to, and it's always strange in D&D when the Party is up to Very Important Things and no NPCs will help (because the game gets overloaded with too many characters).
I think they should probably go with you, but they should be used somewhat sparingly. (Like guarding the camp and carrying the canoe) As opposed to "active participants in everything that you do". Don't get me wrong, use 'em how you like. I'm happy with anything that seems to make sense, story-wise.
How do you all feel about it?
I think they should probably go with you, but they should be used somewhat sparingly. (Like guarding the camp and carrying the canoe) As opposed to "active participants in everything that you do". Don't get me wrong, use 'em how you like. I'm happy with anything that seems to make sense, story-wise.
How do you all feel about it?
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