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Play a cleric
potions are suddenly things other people use
We can form the Late to the Party party
later this week
when the indigo children come
sounds like you need to dodge more / exploit campfires when available
I think I have 40 of the tier 2 ones on my 24 wizard.
Between my cc and my fighter companion I almost never take damage now.
Are rogues roguish in Neverwinter?
I should actually read up on this game.
Alexander O Smith or bust
Tactics Ogre and FF12 with those godlike localisations
Yeah it's rough but I love it.
I will be there.
Questions like these are why shadowy assassin newborns plague our lands.
Or just have a cleric companion.
(Imagine I had inserted the Eternal Sunshine poster here, because mobile Google Images Search is stupid and I can't figure out how to copy URLs from it.)
Is there evidence that they haven't been accumulating, other than the absence of narrative touching on them?
Good times, FFVI. Good times.
I save images to my phone -->photobucket--> post
Aliens?
Way too much investment.
Also: Haha. Apple was so much less subtle -- and so much more overtly grandiose and self-aggrandizing -- 13 years ago.
GW fighters can't dodge. That's the thing. THey have long uninterruptable attacks and no teleport / roll / jump move. They can sprint but only forward.
That the model isn't for everyone, that it requires management of the community to be a priority, that it does benefit established players.
My heart is a nut and you're the one wrench in the box that fits
See ya
Don't forget the cut throat kindergarten wars.
taking fab notes as I type this
Am I a bad person for wishing the answer was aliens?
More importantly: Ty for reading for me.
That bloodsoaked field was my entry point.
I graduated highschool in 2000.
I should go to sleep before I start crying.
Yes - they're limited to sections of rivers, and having too many of them impinges on the performance of those downriver, so control over them should be a substantial part of politics that doesn't seem to ever happen. The shift of taxable value from grazing to arable land has clearly already happened, but the second shift from arable land to capital assets hasn't.
Available historical evidence suggests that once they've been invented, there tends to be continuous refinement, which makes sense because water wheels are amenable to lots of immediately-rewarding innovation.
The class was widely considered overpowered on that server (and still is) but I abused the hell out of player psychology in ways nobody else considered. Primarily, I knew that almost nobody had more than +2 to Will saves (because WIS is a dump stat on a PvP server and nobody took Wizards seriously, also lots of people rolled half-elves and elves for Sleep immunity which discouraged Enchantment specialization) and so I took +4 to Enchantment DCs and used Hold Person to essentially end the fight with one spell cast. That and clever things to get my AC up, plus a summoned animal, meant that properly prepared I could take on 4 seriously-built people at one time and just down them one by one.
It felt like nobody ever caught on to the Enchantment thing, or figured out how to get enough AC to force Fighters to roll a natural 20 to hit, or knew how to use Taunt. I had absolutely nothing to fear in a fight. It was a fairly serious playerbase when it came to PvP too, I don't know why I was the only one using those tricks.
I also had a niche Wizard build that could one-shot people out of invisibility with a flaming greatsword. But if that attack rolled a 1 or the damage didn't roll high enough I was fucked. This caused no end of hilarity when it worked, though.
when the indigo children come
My best friend in China gave me his cat while he's in Thailand.
The cat is goddamn adorable.
My roommate and I have discussed our mutual vague hope that something happens so that we don't have to give this amazing cat back.
I always forget that the 2000s were an entire decade, probably because they're when I Came Of Age.
Like someone will say 1999, and I'll be like, "Oh so not long ago."
"Well, fourteen years ago actually."
"Oh right..."
I am holding you and the others who awesomed this post to this: Wednesday night, we will do this thing
when the indigo children come
Well if Geth thinks it makes sense.
But no really, fantasy settings don't entertain the notion of a historic materialism.
Investing in steam engines would: a) make them steampunk, not fantasy; b) divert precious resources from research into Alchemy.
: /
This story failed to deliver on the implied premise
They just know that my first instinct is to shoot them with a laser pistol of something.