OotS #431

[Agent Oracle]

regarding Darkness-critter (He's a GRUE!) I don't believe he's actually that stupid (no, wait, a Wumpus!) but i DO believe he has significant... perception problems (a kender?). He seems to continuously fail Spot, and Listen checks, (a flumph!) but at the same time he has demonstrated tiny, tiny shreds of intellect in the past...

No, i think he's rreally that stupid / inattentive.

 

[The Grumpy Celt]

...is the Creature Hidden in Darkness faking it's stupidity?

Stupidity has long been a tool of comedy. He's no dumber than Homer...

Maybe he is Homer...

 

[LoneWolf23]

Maybe it just has a really short attention span...

 

[Olaf the Stout]

I wonder when Thog will reappear? I miss Thog.

Olaf the Stout

 

[Thunderfoot]

Let's ... short attention span, needs darkness...

Maybe its a SHADDE...

or possibly a shaddow

 

[Kelleris]

Let's ... short attention span, needs darkness...

Maybe its a SHADDE...

or possibly a shaddow

Incorporeal creatures do not typically hurl paladins through stone walls and across mountain ranges.

 

[Hypersmurf]

And #3, is the Creature Hidden in Darkness faking it's stupidity? I can't imagine it's so stupid as to completly forget everything Redcloak just told it seconds ago, when it looked as if he understood at first ("How did you get them to look exactly like Xykon?").

"Are you serious? I just... I just told you that a moment ago..."

-Hyp.

 

[Gez]

I think he has Alzheimer's.

His long-term memory seems to work out OK, as he still remembers the basics -- like who is Xykon, who is Redcloak, and what spells are on the cleric's list -- but his short-term memory is faulty. For a very little while, he remembers stuff that was just said, but then it's not committed to long-term memory and forgotten.

 

[Darklone]

Xykon must be pretty old as lich... these aren't usually too skeletal either.

But then, Roys father knew him when he was alive.

 

[Lhorgrim]

Xykon must be pretty old as lich... these aren't usually too skeletal either.

But then, Roys father knew him when he was alive.

[Indiana Jones] "It's not the age, it's the mileage." [/Indiana Jones]