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- Lord Skybolt
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kintire
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Almost certainly. Its unlikely Rardi would have split off from Ino if they were still in a smaller group, and it was Rardi and Ino that did most of the damage anyway. Not to mention the fact that they would probably have left the house at once if they hadn't been reassured by numbers, in which case they would never have met them.Oh so they could of taken care of all by themselves of the "We live for Delthrin,We die for Delthrin" Sword wielding undead that the rest of you fought in the study at the house then ?
And I also doubt the porch Ghouls would have caused any problems.
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Ahh. Now this is Significant. Significance is going on. Theres is More To This Remark Than There Seems (tm)Blaise releases her hand -- but not before Shana is able to tell that Blaise is holding a small, multifaceted object in that hand. "Do you know what I admire about the Baron, my love? His swift mind. He's clearly ready for anything, ready to pounce on every opportunity for success. If only we all possessed that quality..."
I've no idea what, of course, but oooo it's Significant.
I bet that gem is Significant too. And shiny. Shiiinnneeee.....
What bout the undead Rardi turned are they the ones the rest of the party fell afoul to? LOL!kintire wrote:Almost certainly. Its unlikely Rardi would have split off from Ino if they were still in a smaller group, and it was Rardi and Ino that did most of the damage anyway. Not to mention the fact that they would probably have left the house at once if they hadn't been reassured by numbers, in which case they would never have met them.Oh so they could of taken care of all by themselves of the "We live for Delthrin,We die for Delthrin" Sword wielding undead that the rest of you fought in the study at the house then ?
And I also doubt the porch Ghouls would have caused any problems.
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Hheheheh...oh, you'd have met them later on....kintire wrote:Almost certainly. Its unlikely Rardi would have split off from Ino if they were still in a smaller group, and it was Rardi and Ino that did most of the damage anyway. Not to mention the fact that they would probably have left the house at once if they hadn't been reassured by numbers, in which case they would never have met them.Oh so they could of taken care of all by themselves of the "We live for Delthrin,We die for Delthrin" Sword wielding undead that the rest of you fought in the study at the house then ?
And I also doubt the porch Ghouls would have caused any problems.
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.
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VAN wrote:Sorry guys but Ino will tell IH to turn his back while she baths
IH is not immune to Ino's feminine charms.
Witchy womaaaan!
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.
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kintire wrote:*shrug*
It comes as no surprise. Shana's opinion is that Blaise got carried away with his own cleverness, and she is currently focused on escaping before the noon meeting. The charms of Marsember were wearing pretty thin anyway.
Indeed. Will she be leaving by herself, or with her friends?
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.
-from Moby Dick (Hermann Melville)
-from Moby Dick (Hermann Melville)
