The Eye of Anubis: OOC Thread
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Alright. Questions:
Can anyone take down the last of the fog?
Can we get another big mass cure spell in?
If the answers to these questions are no ...
Does anyone want to run into the fog with me and charge Cavendish? Thanks to my Bite spell, I temporarily have the benefit of the Blind-Fight feat. If I can tackle or at least touch him and call out to others, would that give them a better chance? If we can get him immobilized and stuff something in his mouth so he can't talk, we could have a chance.
Can anyone take down the last of the fog?
Can we get another big mass cure spell in?
If the answers to these questions are no ...
Does anyone want to run into the fog with me and charge Cavendish? Thanks to my Bite spell, I temporarily have the benefit of the Blind-Fight feat. If I can tackle or at least touch him and call out to others, would that give them a better chance? If we can get him immobilized and stuff something in his mouth so he can't talk, we could have a chance.
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Sascha is down just as soon as he posts his suicide, yes.
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Neo was rather cagey about exactly what the fallout of Saschas suicide would entail, only that it would prove to be some kind of armageddon. So Im just glad that it worked.
Still, nice to see Cavendish losing it, and I did enjoy wiping that smirk off his face.
Also a very nice touch to let Tomas have the last word, nemesis arent there for nothing afterall.
Still, nice to see Cavendish losing it, and I did enjoy wiping that smirk off his face.
Also a very nice touch to let Tomas have the last word, nemesis arent there for nothing afterall.
"I had a dream, which was not all a dream.
The bright sun was extinguish'd, and the stars
Did wander darkling in the eternal space..."
The bright sun was extinguish'd, and the stars
Did wander darkling in the eternal space..."
Kill thief.lostboy wrote: Also a very nice touch to let Tomas have the last word, nemesis arent there for nothing afterall.
"No, but evil is still being — Is having reason — Being reasonable! Mousie understands? Is always being reason. Is punishing world for not being... Like in head. Is always reason. World should be different, is reason."
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Every time I play a character, I think: wouldn't it be cool to have him die in a noble sacrifice? Then I play the character once or twice and get too attached to him, and keep him alive at all costs. Kudos to lostboy for doing what I never could! And that was one heck of a climax, Neo and Isy!
"We're realistic heroes. We're not here to save the world, just nudge the world into a better place."
I've only seen two PC's ever make that sacrifice in my games. And both were actually retired and turned into NPC's at the time. I did it with the first character I ever created in D&D to help save a new batch of PC's (he couldn't be rezzed because the PC's didn't have the cash or the spell and soon after a lich took over the corpse as his new body) and another player did it with his first character while DMing by detonating a Staff of the Magi to close a portal to Baator. It's easy to kill off a retired character, but it's much more difficult to do so with a current PC. I also give proper credit to Lostboy for a scene well-played.Gonzoron of the FoS wrote:Every time I play a character, I think: wouldn't it be cool to have him die in a noble sacrifice? Then I play the character once or twice and get too attached to him, and keep him alive at all costs. Kudos to lostboy for doing what I never could! And that was one heck of a climax, Neo and Isy!
Everyone from top to bottom has done some fine work during the course of the game, actually. Good work to all the players, DMs, map makers, play-testers, and anyone else that made this game so enjoyable for an uninvolved person to read every day.

