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Delight is to him- a far, far upward, and inward delight- who against the proud gods and commodores of this earth, ever stands forth his own inexorable self.
Cornelius will be casting defensively- lesser orb of acid. .It's pretty nasty for a caster of his level- and SR is totally useless against it! Hehehe!Targeting the wolfwere that just attacked me, of course.
Delight is to him- a far, far upward, and inward delight- who against the proud gods and commodores of this earth, ever stands forth his own inexorable self.
Folks, I've had a rather dolorous D&D weekend with my group, with a fellow PC killing my character (a 2 or 3-year effort with substantial involvement from my part) during her sleep. As you can imagine, I'm sad, probably because I still believed in the old way of people playing in a group for the joy and benefit of all involved. That was kind of a loss of innocence, and as it happened, it was NOT in Ravenloft.
I'm telling you this because I want you to know how much I value THIS game here in the boards. I'm playing with total strangers and yet I see a comraderie and ingame friendship that is really moving and welcome. It is also more mature. Although in my game we are all in the 30s, I feel most of us like to play like teenagers, and that is creating deep conflicts in me.
Being able to play here with you guys has been a wonderful and rich experience, and even though Lucius is now a werewolf, I am not in the least resentful towards Tarlyn. I knew that was part of the game, and I have total confidence in the DM.
Thank you Tarlyn. Let me just state one thing. I don't mind if Lucius dies, as long as it is done properly within the rules and the story. Even if it happens by dice fluke. There were moments where I had Lucius go forward and risk himself considering he might well die.
But then again, I'm trying to play a character with some heroic traits now and then. Not that he is the kind of first row warrior that never fears death that we see in movies, but he is honestly able to sacrifice himself for others.
After all, there comes a point in life where you lose the ties and simply letting go is not that costly anymore.