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Grettin
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Dorf_Midget
Finland39 Posts
On April 16 2013 00:21 Simberto wrote: For those interested in playing themselves, there are people setting up games right now in this thread. The first few pages and the OP are kind of irrelevant, but on the last pages are a few DMs offering groups for willing players. Finally getting some activity in that thread. Thanks of course goes to the DMs  | ||
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daemir
Finland8662 Posts
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Koibu0
United States513 Posts
On April 16 2013 04:16 daemir wrote: I fell asleep before the very end of the goblin battle, just too many and it was like 7 am and i was up all night waiting for the show to start. I would have wanted to be a lvl 5 wizard in that battle. Yes, dear god yes. That would have taken care of a good 40 or 50 goblins. | ||
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Spidinko
Slovakia1174 Posts
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Uracil
Germany422 Posts
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Spidinko
Slovakia1174 Posts
On April 16 2013 05:40 Uracil wrote: "And I give the chest full of gold that nobody would have missed to some random old guy " Goddammit Tudagub. Embrace your evil selfish side. Yeah. Was it town's gold, anyway? Kind of seemed like goblins were after it for some reason. Anyway, Vincent should attack high HP opponents last, so they can be damaged and he can more easily power up the sword. | ||
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McDrizzle
United States131 Posts
On April 16 2013 05:54 Spidinko wrote: Yeah. Was it town's gold, anyway? Kind of seemed like goblins were after it for some reason. Anyway, Vincent should attack high HP opponents last, so they can be damaged and he can more easily power up the sword. + Show Spoiler + Yes, it was the towns gold. | ||
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Spidinko
Slovakia1174 Posts
On April 16 2013 07:10 McDrizzle wrote: + Show Spoiler + Yes, it was the towns gold. Yeah he does. But when they were attacking the wolf-like [worgs?] creatures, he attacked first. If he hit, he damaged them and others finished them off. If they'd attacked in a different order, he would've charged up sooner. | ||
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McDrizzle
United States131 Posts
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quirinus
Croatia2489 Posts
On April 16 2013 05:40 Uracil wrote: "And I give the chest full of gold that nobody would have missed to some random old guy " Goddammit Tudagub. Embrace your evil selfish side. I don't know, evil doesn't have to be obvious, and he doesn't have to be evil all the time. Generally, I think evil people tend to do things that benefit them; evil isn't a synonym for mindlessly rampaging, killing people and pillaging. Look at Dalamar. Since they're on the hit list for half the country, if I were evil I'd probably do more good than evil for a while, to try to at least lessen the blow. Otherwise you never know if you'll get randomly killed by some guards/soldiers. When you fix that situation, you are free to do whatever you want (well, within reason). A couple of hundred gold isn't that much to them. So I think that benefited him in the long run. | ||
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Uracil
Germany422 Posts
On April 16 2013 11:42 quirinus wrote: I don't know, evil doesn't have to be obvious, and he doesn't have to be evil all the time. Generally, I think evil people tend to do things that benefit them; evil isn't a synonym for mindlessly rampaging, killing people and pillaging. Look at Dalamar. Since they're on the hit list for half the country, if I were evil I'd probably do more good than evil for a while, to try to at least lessen the blow. Otherwise you never know if you'll get randomly killed by some guards/soldiers. When you fix that situation, you are free to do whatever you want (well, within reason). A couple of hundred gold isn't that much to them. So I think that benefited him in the long run. Well it wouldn't have been an obvious evil act. Nobody would have known. And they still would been praised for saving a lot of people. On an other note. I doubt this whole " We do good stuff so that our evil acts will be forgotten" thing will work. Perhaps they will a pass with people like Captain Silver but i doubt the nobility will forgive them. The only thing they can do is to go to places that don't care about Lord Fang and are not allied or related to him. Or to keep a low profile but that is difficult with a half Oger. | ||
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Duplicate
United States27 Posts
On a side note, Tudagub was in melee range for a large portion of the goblin fight, tanking dmg. Should casting spells in front of enemy mobs open him up to Attacks of Opportunity? I imagine spell casting to involve a lot of arms waving around and gibberish being muttered, with his defenses completely down. Unless the spells are all instant speed spells? Correct me if I'm wrong, not too familiar with the intricacies of Attacks of Opportunity. | ||
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Uracil
Germany422 Posts
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Duplicate
United States27 Posts
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Simberto
Germany11764 Posts
On April 16 2013 20:50 Duplicate wrote: I think they're screwed in terms of reputation. They'll have people hunting them until the end of time if they remain in this region. Especially when compounded with the decapitation of Brightblade. Once word spreads, both those deeds would probably be enough for a point of no return, regardless of how many good deeds they try to accomplish. Not to mention, it wasn't like they only killed Feng. They killed the town Alchemist and when caught and put on trial, dishonored themselves by not accepting the results of the duel. They murdered an unarmed Feng where he stood, used him as a human shield and killed a bunch of guards and horses during the getaway. I'm sure at this very moment, the imaginary NPC's are printing out FBI Most Wanted Posters. On a side note, Tudagub was in melee range for a large portion of the goblin fight, tanking dmg. Should casting spells in front of enemy mobs open him up to Attacks of Opportunity? I imagine spell casting to involve a lot of arms waving around and gibberish being muttered, with his defenses completely down. Unless the spells are all instant speed spells? Correct me if I'm wrong, not too familiar with the intricacies of Attacks of Opportunity. If i recall correctly there are no Attacks of Opportunity in DnD 2nd. Some of that stuff is handled by making stuff harder, you get a pretty big malus if you try to fire a bow in melee, for example, and enemies get a bonus on targets without a melee weapon. The game is also a lot less grid-based tabletop then DnD 4th. I know that in the Baldurs Gate series the problem with casting spells in melee is that you can get disrupted if you get hit, but i don't know how the base rules handle this problem, or how the modified version they use here does it. But a few pages back Neal also stated that they don't have attacks of opportunity. | ||
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Ryalnos
United States1946 Posts
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Iyerbeth
England2410 Posts
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MaestroSC
United States2073 Posts
he is playing a heavily modified and house-ruled 2nd edition... how many times are we going to say "that shouldnt be there" or "those dont exist in that edition." before we understand that he is the DM and can make the game do whatever the fuck he wants as long as his players are enjoying it.... | ||
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Iyerbeth
England2410 Posts
On April 17 2013 00:29 MaestroSC wrote: Neal has stated more than several times.... he is playing a heavily modified and house-ruled 2nd edition... how many times are we going to say "that shouldnt be there" or "those dont exist in that edition." before we understand that he is the DM and can make the game do whatever the fuck he wants as long as his players are enjoying it.... The question was 'is there a thing where casting spells causes attack of opportunity'. Without knowing what the rules are we can extrapolate what they might be. No one is saying he can't do anything, or something was wrong. | ||
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