Everything posted by archimage_a
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Dungeoneering
Hakon As you enter the Tower there is a massive spark of electricity and you are thrown backwards, not only that but the area that the crystal spilled onto burns immensely. As you continue to watch the Tower seems to suddenly look darker.
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Igos- The merchants say it would be best to visit the Priest-Town District then go to the Cathedral and ask to speak to the Diocese
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Kemios creates another lump of Iron.
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Jen- You can now turn the polemace into an ice umbrella/shield at will. Strangely the comet is far beyond your power.
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Ares- "I am not sure...I will try thinking something to you." Nothing happens "Did you hear anything?"
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Grim makes his way across the bridge. After some time he encounters a sleeping giant.
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Hakon arrives at the Ivory Tower.
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Igos- They ask why you need to?
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Kemios- You create large lump of Iron (Only stuff that you dominated)
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Jen...You do not have a staff!
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Vera finds a semi-hard surface.
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Hakon- You shatter the crystal, causing it to fuse to your skin.
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Ares- Nothing seems to happen.
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Jen- http://forum.tip.it/topic/254701-dungeoneering/page__view__findpost__p__4063048
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Grim summons a new bridge +.3 fire magic.
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Kemios loses control of all his minions, which flee into the undergrowth.
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Hakon- The crystal is far too big.
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Ares- "Have you tried thinking something to me yet?"
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Umbra= +-98
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Igos- About 20. Igos(10 minutes) Archarnis fails
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Grim arrives at the river again.
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Jen- Yes...And you can use it for 1 spell.
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Hakon mines a massive lump of crystal, about the size of your leg.
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Kemios creates three rabbits from a tree and then dominates them all. +.2 Trans mog +.2 Domination
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Ares- He writes back 'Through the mind'