Seraphi

?? You posting on this thread and causing unnecessary, long arguments. Wrong thread for the second time, may I please direct you to this & this, also an argument takes two or more people. Piss off already, nobody wants you in this thread. On second thoughts, I reckon he's just trolling now.

Everything is grim and depressing and grim and dark.

Wearing zombie parts will get you infected. That's pretty much a no-brainer. We're going off of the Romero zombies. The virus could interpret movement different from the regular human brain (Since it is pretty much controlling the brain), and thus be able to tell a human acting like a zombie apart from a true zombie. The guide says that acting like a zombie will not work, therefore, you should disregard it.

Not telepathy, but we told you several times that you can't act like a zombie to stop them from attacking. There may be several reasons for this: Humans may not be able to mimic the movements very well, and thus we would stick out like a monkey in a crowd of people. It may be based on scent. Hell, they could even detect a heartbeat or something like that using a sixth sense. And a few others which I can't remember.

Okay, Campaign is finished aside from some really minor changes. It is a bit short, so sorry about that, I tried to stretch it out as far as I could. We might even finish it tommorow. It contains a fair amount of grimdark, and is quite a brilliant (If cliche) story if I do say so myself. And by that I mean easy to build upon, both for players and myself.

Wont work, for reasons explained beforehand.

Yeah, lances are either really really useless, or really powerful, depending on who is using it. Staying behind the shield all the time means that you get a horrible dps. Thanks for that, I guess I'll go do the powderstone quest a few times.

You're wrong. That is that. They've got physical evidence that plasma has viscosity at high temperatures.

Hex, plama shields can deflect bullets, depending on how much power you are applying, but it is difficult to generate enough power. Their main use is keeping oxygen inside the ship while still allowing fighters and such to leave.

I know how you feel. Being on a team with any more than 1 LSer is stupid. Especially considering that 90% have no clue how to do it properly, and then proceed to hit all of their team mates. the 10% that do use it properly are really good though. They do a lot of damage and try their hardest to stay out of the way of the team. Also, do you know where to get commendations? I need some to upgrade this rusted weapon.

Clearly the world is hungry and wishes to snack on a few cities.

Speak of the devil, I was just doing some Uragaan hunts, and I got a rustshard from it. Turns out to be a Rusted greatsword. Pity I don't use Greatswords -.- I get an average of 1-2 rustshards per mining trip, and the occasional shard from volcano hunts. Chance of it being a rusted weapon is fairly low. I'd say around 1 in 30.

By the way, I'm going to be trying something totally new this time. It may get kind of confusing, but I hope you guys can handle it.

Is everyone forgetting that Hex is banned from this thread? Also, Plasma windows aren't theory. They exist. The only theory part is making them bigger, which can be disregarded, as 99% of people who study science will tell you "Yeah, they can be made bigger, you just need more energy". Anyway, Research. Previous decade research list: Making jumpjet fuel more efficient. More efficient battery packs to power the Crisis suit. Advanced targeting. Project Scythe Offshoot of project Scythe, to make it usable by Crisis suits (Archi will know what it means) Along with all of those, new projects are being started: Plasma windows Railguns (To improve current ones) Point defense lasers Nanotubes (Improving) Aerogel

It will also need to be approved by me. You tend to look for the most obscure things, and they are generally unbalanced and more powerful, so I need to keep check on that.

And is that an actual class? Even if it is, I'm not letting you take it unless you come up with some suitable backstory. I was kind of annoyed that you multiclassed a ranger with no explanation, but this really needs a decent story to it. You put the ip into the direct tab and then hit go. I put your token in and such, then you control it. Next session is Friday or Saturday, depending on when I finish making the campaign. And a notice to all players: Sessions after this weekend may be rather sparce. The two and a half weeks following this week are filled to the brim with exams (I literally have one per day next week), so will not have time to DM. After those three weeks, sessions will probably be on more often, since I will have a heck of a lot more free time.

What in the hell is a Yathrinsee? Earth, the next campaign is already being planned, so no. Do you actually have the stats to prestige into assassin yet, anyway?

Oookay. You find it, then you fight it without killing it, capture it, then train it to not kill you and the party. The whole process should take maybe a year or two, in game time, assuming you don't die in the process. It's stats would be exactly the same as the type of giant spider you captured. Lolth wouldn't really see on equal terms with somebody travelling around with a party of humans and surface elves, Grim/

Okay... Expect townsfolk pelting you with rocks, being called an unnatural monster, not being allowed into towns etc. though. You're a drow. You'll probably be wearing a cloak and covering your face in towns anyway, having a giant spider with you is probably going to be a bad idea. Remember, drow are pretty much hated on the surface. And drow are usually associated with spiders, so riding a spider around will pretty much scream "I'M A DROW, TRY TO KILL ME"

Powermine the volcano for ages. Occasionally you get a "Rustshard", and you can identify it after the quest. It has a chance of being a rust weapon, which have epic dragon elemental power. You should get a heckton of Adv. armour spheres along the way, as well. And charms. So very many charms.

Caught unawares by the kick, Lelantos was knocked to the side. He swung around and jumped up, before answering his attacker. "I.. er.... I knew that. You didn't need to kick me though, you could have just said so. What you did was just rude" He says, scowling at Nighleena. He looked rather annoyed, but that quickly changed as he let out another sigh. His face had changed back to it's normal lazy smile, as he placed his hand out into the air to wlcome a handshake. "My name is..." He checks his bracelet again, before continuing, "My name's Lelantos. How about you?"

Unless you go for something incredibly exotic (Which I WILL incur penalties for), then no, not really.

Depends if you manage to get the horse on the way out of the cavern. If you've just travelled several miles underground and come out, having went under a lake or something before continuing, then no. If you've gone in, retrieved something, and come out the same way, then yes.

Or, just throwing this out here, you simply thought you had a precognative dream after the event happened? I used to think it was possible too, before I looked back and realised that in every single instance, I had not thought of the dream up to and including said event, and then after it happened, I suddenly thought "I had a dream about this". Perhaps it is simply your mind telling you that you had a dream, even though you didn't? Placing false memories inside your mind, in a way that, after the event has happened, you are able to vividly remember dreaming about it, and also able to remember thinking about dreaming about it before the event actually happened. I'm in agreeance with Rocco. If I believe in precognative dreaming, I might as well believe in telepathy, or magic. (PS. EVERYTHING. CAUSES. CANCER.)

If you're fighting on plains and stuff, yeah, but it's not like people are going to let you take it into buildings, and it wont go into caves.