10.26.2006
Dialogue With A Deranged Demigod
Dave FoO, Vrill/Croatius regards you and smiles. "Tis prophey? Provide, then, if Providence be thy promise," they hiss. "Or prepare thyself prostrate for destruction."
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HP check is well in order:
Brogg is still either wounded or dead.
Dave FoO has 35 hp (almost full).
Marivhon has 26 hp (full).
Moth has 8 hp (hurtin').
Schmektor has 34 hp (okay but not great).
Tut has 31 hp after those two more potions (also okay but not great).
Zom looks rough.
Feel free to heal, rest, or otherwise 'prepare'. Note, Moth, that you did not have to resort to the Book of Pretty Good Spells. (Cone of Cold, by the way, is 1d4+1 per level, without a 10 die cap. So it's actually pretty good. You would cast at your level.)
Vrill/Croatius, for all the awesomeness they claim to have, seem only partially aware that you might be planning something. Then again, you're not sure if straight up combat should be that 'something'...
An ominous fog descends; you- most of you at least- have felt this before somewhere...
(This is the finale. Do not expect Abbey-grade cheese, but do not expect to all survive intact if you opt for combat: mid 30s is not really a ton of hp in face of a few mage spells. Although there is a lesson to be learned from the fight with Abbey- please think about what's going on here. If you decide to fight, once combat begins, it's unlikely to come back to this.)
...
HP check is well in order:
Brogg is still either wounded or dead.
Dave FoO has 35 hp (almost full).
Marivhon has 26 hp (full).
Moth has 8 hp (hurtin').
Schmektor has 34 hp (okay but not great).
Tut has 31 hp after those two more potions (also okay but not great).
Zom looks rough.
Feel free to heal, rest, or otherwise 'prepare'. Note, Moth, that you did not have to resort to the Book of Pretty Good Spells. (Cone of Cold, by the way, is 1d4+1 per level, without a 10 die cap. So it's actually pretty good. You would cast at your level.)
Vrill/Croatius, for all the awesomeness they claim to have, seem only partially aware that you might be planning something. Then again, you're not sure if straight up combat should be that 'something'...
An ominous fog descends; you- most of you at least- have felt this before somewhere...
(This is the finale. Do not expect Abbey-grade cheese, but do not expect to all survive intact if you opt for combat: mid 30s is not really a ton of hp in face of a few mage spells. Although there is a lesson to be learned from the fight with Abbey- please think about what's going on here. If you decide to fight, once combat begins, it's unlikely to come back to this.)
