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Thank you all for the kind words, I appreciate the compliments. We do have a borderline indecent amount of fun with this game.
Alas, her inexperience is showing. There’s something to be said for getting your first fifteen levels the hard way instead of sleeping with your instructors for good marks (and better research tomes) at the Academy.
The lanthorn missed Lucius with its ray attack, but dominated him once he got too close. Prisantha also dominated him, and I decided on the fly that the two spells would just cancel each other, leaving Lucius a limp senseless noodle.
Until Prisantha disappeared. Then the Lanthorn had control of our boy. BUT.
On the first round she was in the lantern’s demi-plane/extradimensional space, Gwendolyn wished Iggwilv out of there (as our repulsive anti-mom had been hiding in there for quite some time now—some children are best avoided; even on Mother’s Day, no?).
Since we played the events in the same order the logs depict them, we all got a good laugh when we realized that Lucius was trapped out there with Iggwilv the infamous witch of the Perrenlands and Worst. Mom. Evar.
I think by the time six or seven rounds had passed fighting the tentacle things and ten minutes to raise Gwen, we knew that either the rogue had escaped or died or worse, and that at any rate there wasn’t going to be any rescuing him this day. At best, the group could hope to get enough blood scrapings from the inside of Iggwilv’s treasure room to bring him back to life.
Little did they know how bad he really had it.
Now you are paying me back for my pathetic attempt to provoke a rant.
It’s only +35.
Good, but not good enough to fool the gods and hide himself all the way out of existence.
Ding ding ding! Barastrondo wins the prize! And, as it happens, she lost her self-appointed smugness token in the very same session that Jespo Crim levels to 17 and begins wishing himself.
Take That, You Fiend!
We’ve known for a while now that Lucius hates Gwendolyn, but he also (rightly) fears her. He figures he needs a wizard in his back pocket in case she decides to carry through with her threats to polymorph, disintegrate or imprison him. Or, *ahem*, in case the mercurial winds of fate cause her to become a no longer favored (but difficult to “remove”) hanger-on.
Jespo is not only the most gullible wizard around, he’s also the most emotionally vulnerable; two traits that endear him to our busy, busy assassin bee as an all-around “soft target.” Hence, the poison poured in Jespo’s ear regarding our formerly wishing coquette.
One of these days, they’re all going to put two and two together, and then the fur will fly.
Plane Sailing said:
Alas, her inexperience is showing. There’s something to be said for getting your first fifteen levels the hard way instead of sleeping with your instructors for good marks (and better research tomes) at the Academy.
Joshua Randall said:
The lanthorn missed Lucius with its ray attack, but dominated him once he got too close. Prisantha also dominated him, and I decided on the fly that the two spells would just cancel each other, leaving Lucius a limp senseless noodle.
Until Prisantha disappeared. Then the Lanthorn had control of our boy. BUT.
On the first round she was in the lantern’s demi-plane/extradimensional space, Gwendolyn wished Iggwilv out of there (as our repulsive anti-mom had been hiding in there for quite some time now—some children are best avoided; even on Mother’s Day, no?).
Since we played the events in the same order the logs depict them, we all got a good laugh when we realized that Lucius was trapped out there with Iggwilv the infamous witch of the Perrenlands and Worst. Mom. Evar.
I think by the time six or seven rounds had passed fighting the tentacle things and ten minutes to raise Gwen, we knew that either the rogue had escaped or died or worse, and that at any rate there wasn’t going to be any rescuing him this day. At best, the group could hope to get enough blood scrapings from the inside of Iggwilv’s treasure room to bring him back to life.
Little did they know how bad he really had it.
Joshua Randall said:Incidentally, what is Lucius's Hide modifier? I'm thinking something like +50 or so.
Now you are paying me back for my pathetic attempt to provoke a rant.
It’s only +35.
Good, but not good enough to fool the gods and hide himself all the way out of existence.Barastrondo said:
Ding ding ding! Barastrondo wins the prize! And, as it happens, she lost her self-appointed smugness token in the very same session that Jespo Crim levels to 17 and begins wishing himself.
Take That, You Fiend!
We’ve known for a while now that Lucius hates Gwendolyn, but he also (rightly) fears her. He figures he needs a wizard in his back pocket in case she decides to carry through with her threats to polymorph, disintegrate or imprison him. Or, *ahem*, in case the mercurial winds of fate cause her to become a no longer favored (but difficult to “remove”) hanger-on.
Jespo is not only the most gullible wizard around, he’s also the most emotionally vulnerable; two traits that endear him to our busy, busy assassin bee as an all-around “soft target.” Hence, the poison poured in Jespo’s ear regarding our formerly wishing coquette.
One of these days, they’re all going to put two and two together, and then the fur will fly.
