[sblock=warning, frustrated player OOC: ]I don't want to get into more trouble, but this is Exactly what I have been feeling. Realistically, if we weren't so heavily out-gunned, we'd have gone into combat long ago.covaithe said:ooc: Corvinus is in no position to point this out at the moment, but with reasonable NPCs it would be arguable that we didn't lie: I checked, and all we said to the priests before they attacked was that we wanted to visit Amalthea (true) to learn things from them (true -- the location of the shard, if nothing else) and increase friendship and diplomatic ties (I see no reason why this can't be true. Certainly it's one of our goals that they cooperate willingly). Ibegin toquestion how reasonable these priestesses are, though.
"We need to hear the full truth. It seems to me that both you and the elves have been playing us for fools with vague half-truths. Frankly, I think what Rivenblight did was worse, but I will have to save my final judgment for after I hear your full story."Heckler said:"What information do you require?"
"Actually, that would be another half-truth, if you'll excuse my poor attempt at humor. It involves an elf and a half-elf. Let me go back and start at the beginning..."Rystil Arden said:"Peace, Astraia. We will make our decision, if such we can do, only after we hear all the facts. As elves, you and I should both know that the advantages of our longevity and learning have made our race sadly capable of great arrogance and thickheadedness. This could just be some elf refusing to back down to a human."

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Rulebook featuring "high magic" options, including a host of new spells.