Seraphi

Time to go tear my router in half then.

Okay, lets get this thing rolling then. IP is 90.200.144.115 You know the drill.

We'll be starting when Paul arrives.

Agreed, the Ceadeus fight is awesome. One of the most awesome things I've seen in any game, in fact. I beat him yesterday with Thunderclap+, with like 3 minutes to spare. I fixed up the rusted GS I got, so I have the Ancient Blade now, 720 raw, 330 dragon attack power. It's pretty badass.

Well 10 kind of annoyed me in general, really. Auron was the best character, although he was pretty much the only character I actually liked as well.

But the recent sonic games cannot hope to stand up to the original three. They metaphorically kick the crap out of almost any other sonic game to date, and Sega continually tries to put gimmicks into the newer games to "Fix" it, but all they succeed in doing is making it seem cheap, and they can't seem to get the same feel as the original three. And they've done it so many times that now, whenever they announce a new sonic game, everyone thinks "Going to be terrible".

Yeah, sorry Earth, but you did arrive near the end, so missed a lot of the story. It basically sums up to: Visiting Igos' old temple, being greeted by his old mentor and oldest friend, large feast in Igos' honour, going to sleep in guest rooms, Dirk and Karl getting kidnapped, the rest jumping out of a window, fighting some skeletons, then climbing through an underwater tunnel to the sublevels. And that's where you are now. Yeah Retech, that was more of an experiment to see if you guys handled non-graphic D&D roleplay well or not. I'll make a map next time.

So, what do you guys think of the campaign? The grimdark comes a bit later, but for now it's all EPIC CLICHE PLOT TWISTAN. Any comments? Suggestions, rants, etc?

New IP is 90.200.144.115 If this doesn't work, just say the word and I will go scream at my router again. Also, Archi, you might need to edit your characters token picture in game. Just ask Paul, he knows how to do it.

That means my internet is being a douche again. Let me go kick it. And by that I mean restart it.

Yeah, I'm planning on doing the last 5 minutes of that campaign like, as soon as we get on.

IP is 90.200.144.170. If Archi is online, he said he might play, so it would make up for lost characters. I'll just go check.

Well as it turns out you don't get any spell slots for levels above that which your class can naturally cast. I really should do my research before getting your hopes up by letting you use these things, so I'm sorry about that. That.... May be a problem. Will he be back tommorow? I'll try to run it, although it might be a little difficult.

Uuuh, now-ish. Let me just start up maptool. Paul said he'd be here at midnight. Also, we'll burn that bridge when we get to it. You aren't getting level 9 spells for a while yet. Also, as a sidenote, we do need all the players here for this campaign, so if anybody fails to show up, it isn't happening. That said, nobody has given me notice of absense, so we should be fine.

Ah yes, and do remember that feedback is always appreciated. Even moreso to this campaign, as I am rather nervous about how it's going to play out.

Well, I played revenant wings and that just reinforced my view that Balthier was awesome, so I don't know. Auron was a good character though.

"Er... Yes, good to meet you, and thanks for the tea" Lelantos says in a slow tone. "I know who that was already. Well, I don't know who it was per-se, but I have seen him before." He walks over to the cave wall and drops down, resting against it as he sat with a thud, before continuing "Which is odd, because I can't remember anything else. Well, anything farther than about 12 hours ago. I just remember him, and several others. They all had white cloaks, and then there was some chanting, and then... Nothing. An eternity of nothing. I don't know how long I've been here, I have this bracelet so that I can even remember my own name, but aside from that..." He bows his head and sighs as his speech trails off into the aether, lost in thought once again. He looks up and continues "I mean, I'm sure you've seen the way I get wounded, but never die? Whats up with that?" He starts laughing in an odd, nervous tone, before stopping "Anyway, enough about that, it just makes me depressed." He drinks from the cup of tea.

Not really, since we're assuming that there is a break between combats. It would cease at the end of each part.

Nothing kills the Solanum virus. Bacteria stops working since Solanum kills it using it's own toxin. I'm pretty sure that the toxin Solanum uses can stop any counter virus, and it must mean it is fairly resistant to toxins anyway. Also, you must remember that YOU ARE INJECTING TOXINS INTO YOURSELF. One screw up, and you might as well hav just jumped off of a cliff.

I'd probaby just refuse to let you ride it. I believe it's 6 seconds per round.

Lelantos swung around again, and leapt to his feet upon hearing the man talking to him. He said in a stuttery tone "I... I have absolutely no idea what you're talking about. Keepers? Pah, never heard of them." He bowed his head and murmered something under his breath, directed at nobody; "Not like they made me this way or anything...", before rising and placing his hand in front of him, offering a handshake. "I'm Lelantos. How about you?" (Combining of storylines sounds good.)

I use geothermal power.

Lelantos looks up for a second, and notices the fading figure. His eyes widen and he stumbles to his feet, straight into a sprint. He nearly trips in the process, and reaches out to the person fading. He begins to shout "Wait, you're one of them, aren't you!? The keepers!". His arm outstretched, he catches his foot on the bottom of his coat and begins to fall forward, yelling while he does so "Wait, I need to talk to you!". He hits the ground as the person vanishes, his head remains bowed for what seems like forever, before he spins around and sits up again. His face has returned to it's default, completely shifted from the deathly serious look he had put on a second ago. He laughs to himself. "Hah... Guess today isn't my lucky day." He quickly turns, and aknowledges the others being there, and he is suddenly shocked, as he did not realise anybody else was present in his blind panic to catch the person. "Oh, er... That... That was nothing. Guy just looked funny, is all."

Congratulations, you've just wasted several years of your time experimenting with a virus and genetic therepy. Really, who has enough scientific equipment to accurately do all of that? If somebody has it, I highly doubt they're going to let any random person use it.

Fair point.