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Adam wrote:
tarlyn wrote:
Adam wrote:I suppose one of the always popular "secret fortitude saves" has been rolled for me?
I sincerely hope Benn is not infected!
Well, there's one way to be sure I'm not. 1)Find Jon. 2)Kill him.

Problem solved, unless lycanthropy works different than usual in this game.

I thought you had to kill the first first first one who began it all hee hee!
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Hey sorry I was gone today; it was my first day of teaching. But I'm sure everything's-----

:shock:

Looks like I have some catching up to do!
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Roceter, you will get a seperate scene. I will try to post it tonight.
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Okay, caught up now. Will post after dinner.

-Any sign of John Strange or the gnome at Dorgio's house?

-Did Dorgio get enough sleep to pray for spells?
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Brock Marsh Runoff wrote:Okay, caught up now. Will post after dinner.

-Any sign of John Strange or the gnome at Dorgio's house?

-Did Dorgio get enough sleep to pray for spells?
John and Aurelius have just arrived at the house and have just entered the room.
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Brock Marsh Runoff wrote:Okay, caught up now. Will post after dinner.

-Any sign of John Strange or the gnome at Dorgio's house?

-Did Dorgio get enough sleep to pray for spells?

The gnome and Strange were picked up on their way to your house a couple of hour s ago, or so you are told.


Yes, he got enough sleep. Pray away.

Send me that spell selection.
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Dofur?

Also, since I STILL got no chance to level up (exams), is there anything a paladin can do against lycantropes?

Also, this will be fun.
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Rafael wrote:Dofur?

Also, since I STILL got no chance to level up (exams), is there anything a paladin can do against lycantropes?

Also, this will be fun.

HIT 'EM. :azalin:
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BTW, will Dofur know what happened to Galandel, or did he get the "we throw you out and you're lucky you're not dead" show?
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Rafael wrote:BTW, will Dofur know what happened to Galandel, or did he get the "we throw you out and you're lucky you're not dead" show?
Nope.

No one has told you anything about the elf, save that he remains in custody.

No one gave you a 'show.' No threats, no abuse, nothing. More likel 'cold and businesslike."
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Since everyone now knows that John murdered Evie, I have posted last night's chatlog ( with minor editing for spelling and grammar).

In the interests of balancing fun with fairness, I will be enforcing an extra strict player knowledge rule for all parties. Rob is good about this, and I will make doubly certain that he doesn't accidentally slip up. Jon's actions will be posted where others can read them- but I may edit to obscure his whereabouts and perhaps some details to preserve the fun of play.

I may use spoilers, after a fashion.

PvP action can be a group destroyer, but I think that you guys can handle this.

I've told Rob that his next PC had better be a good guy, or people may begin to mistrust his characters. :azalin:


Now, let's all have fun with this. Let the weasel-hunt begin. :lucas:
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Errh, where can we buy traps and guns.

...And orange jackets, just in case.
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Rafael wrote:Errh, where can we buy traps and guns.

...And orange jackets, just in case.

LOL
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ewancummins wrote:
Brock Marsh Runoff wrote: Send me that spell selection.
Got it, will send later tonight.

This whole mess makes playing Dorgio kind of challenge--considering he's spent about half the time convinced that Jon was a murderer and the other half other time being convinced that he was being a bigoted witch-hunter for suspecting Jon in the first place.

Way to screw with the priest's head! Pretty sure he just lost a horror check.
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Brock Marsh Runoff wrote:
ewancummins wrote:
Brock Marsh Runoff wrote: Send me that spell selection.
Got it, will send later tonight.

This whole mess makes playing Dorgio kind of challenge--considering he's spent about half the time convinced that Jon was a murderer and the other half other time being convinced that he was being a bigoted witch-hunter for suspecting Jon in the first place.

Way to screw with the priest's head! Pretty sure he just lost a horror check.

Indeed!

Of all the PCs, I expect that Dorgio is the most screwed up over this.
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