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[kenobi65]

"Why would someone throw away a perfectly good wight boy?"

"Where are the wight women at?"

 

[The Grumpy Celt]

"Where are the wight women at?"

Bad! Bad kenobi65! I'm taking your cookie away!

 

[kenobi65]

Bad! Bad kenobi65! I'm taking your cookie away!

My wife says that I lack a "tact circuit" -- that little part in a normal brain that filters whatever you think of, and decides whether or not it'd be a wise thing to actually say. Or type.

 

[Darklone]

Hmmm, she brought *six* people with her on a teleport: Caster Level == 18! Ouch...

(of course, being a theurge I'm betting she has Practiced Spellcaster and is a Wiz 5/Clr 3/MTh 10...without it, she'd have to be 21st level!)

I think she has sorcerer levels instead of wizard.

 

[Subversive]

I think they might be vampire spawn. They don't look... shrively... enough to be wights.

Also, she could be casting off a scroll.


-GM Steve

 

[Plane Sailing]

My wife says that I lack a "tact circuit" -- that little part in a normal brain that filters whatever you think of, and decides whether or not it'd be a wise thing to actually say. Or type.

If you haven't seen the fabulous aniimated "The Road to El Dorado", you should

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0138749/

Tulio has some very similar lines about the little voice in the head which Miguel... doesn't have.

Cheers

 

[Deset Gled]

I think they might be vampire spawn. They don't look... shrively... enough to be wights.

Also, she could be casting off a scroll.


-GM Steve

I think that the undead are probably something that's small in size, so only a minimum caster level of 9 would be needed. They appear to be a hair shorter Tsukiko, and Rich has never been too dramatic about the difference in size between the small goblins and medium sized PCs.

 

[kenobi65]

If you haven't seen the fabulous aniimated "The Road to El Dorado", you should

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0138749/

Tulio has some very similar lines about the little voice in the head which Miguel... doesn't have.

Yup. One of my wife's favorite movies, actually. And, ironically enough, my name is Michael.