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<blockquote data-quote="KenHood" data-source="post: 5051913" data-attributes="member: 4413">[sblock=Uh-huuuuuuh]I wouldn't consider it 'eat' so much as 'gnaw upon your bones, depositing ragged bits of flesh upon the ground as they chew'. I mean, it's not they like esophagii and digestive organs.The 'A Marilith Scorned' token was the special Emral token, because you really, really, REALLY ticked off that Marilith serving tea at the first part of our adventure. But, yeah, you've also got the Cousin Eustace token.[/sblock]//Oh, yeah...You can spend a standard action and make an appropriate skill check to try and work the crowd, either increasing your own or decreasing the Legion's Approvalometers. In addition, because of the powerful psychic influence of the audience on the arena's reality, you can spend a standard action and make an appropriate skill check to get them to focus on a particular course of action and give you or a party a bonus to perform that action. Your description of how you work them up will have as much value as your roll, so a lousy roll and a good description can still get some results.If you spend an Action Point, Dave grants you a +1 to all attack rolls and defenses until the end of your next turn.//</blockquote>

[QUOTE="KenHood, post: 5051913, member: 4413"] [sblock=Uh-huuuuuuh]I wouldn't consider it 'eat' so much as 'gnaw upon your bones, depositing ragged bits of flesh upon the ground as they chew'. I mean, it's not they like esophagii and digestive organs. The 'A Marilith Scorned' token was the special Emral token, because you really, really, REALLY ticked off that Marilith serving tea at the first part of our adventure. But, yeah, you've also got the Cousin Eustace token.[/sblock] [COLOR="DarkSlateGray"]//Oh, yeah... You can spend a standard action and make an appropriate skill check to try and work the crowd, either increasing your own or decreasing the Legion's Approvalometers. In addition, because of the powerful psychic influence of the audience on the arena's reality, you can spend a standard action and make an appropriate skill check to get them to focus on a particular course of action and give you or a party a bonus to perform that action. Your description of how you work them up will have as much value as your roll, so a lousy roll and a good description can still get some results. If you spend an Action Point, Dave grants you a +1 to all attack rolls and defenses until the end of your next turn.//[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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