Dungeoneering

[Retech]

Just putting it out there, not every mission gives a tangible reward for everyone. Sometimes you get a powerful magical artifact, so the party has to decide what to do with it.

[Seraphi]

Beyond just killing people... He is one of the biggest threats in the game. You could say that he's technically a minmaxer, because he takes what he wants and kills everything in his way, but somehow maxing his power doesn't seem to be his goal.

That's a munchkin.

[Ieyfura]

Just putting it out there, not every mission gives a tangible reward for everyone. Sometimes you get a powerful magical artifact, so the party has to decide what to do with it.

 

We didn't earn a reward, so no worries xD. How does a group that has become mostly split up decide?

[Nexaduro]

Oh, I get confused.

[Retech]

Just putting it out there, not every mission gives a tangible reward for everyone. Sometimes you get a powerful magical artifact, so the party has to decide what to do with it.

 

We didn't earn a reward, so no worries xD. How does a group that has become mostly split up decide?

 

Well sometimes it's decided by a roll on who receives it first, or whoever kills the boss first. There's no game mechanic where you can force a decision, but if they take it and your group decides that they were going to sell the weapon, they'd have to take it by force.

 

It's really a player arbitration thing, as I don't do anything but roll the dice and make the events happen. :P

[Ieyfura]

Ah, see, if someone needed the artifact, I wouldn't vote to sell it. Oh I need to run something by you later. I'll pm it I guess. lol

[Grim_]

Nex rocco is mainly a threat if you are around the same power level as he is... As I see it the artifacts we get should go to the people who can use them most effectively.

[Ieyfura]

Well, I'm no where near as powerful as Rocco. I just started so I shouldn't worry...right? >.>

[The_Mather1]

I can use natural properties efectively, just look at my grenades and armour.

[Retech]

I normally generate the reward before the quest is completed, so sometimes the reward isn't geared towards someone even in the party. :P

[Grim_]

I normally generate the reward before the quest is completed, so sometimes the reward isn't geared towards someone even in the party. :P

Or it isn't even geared towards anyone in game <.< *cough* white elm staff of necro *cough* Though what is the sword there anyways?

[Retech]

What sword?

[Grim_]

What sword?

There was a sword a staff and a bow in the underworld...

[Retech]

Actually I was planning them to be unreachable, due to the magic axes, but you rolled too high and you got one of them. Then I thought of something on the spot. I really had no plan.

[Nexaduro]

Nice one, Tech. Any more sessions today?

[Retech]

Nah, I have to finish my homework soon.

[Earth]

nex.. ive actually made less mistakes than you have. and they havent been that bad.

[Ieyfura]

Cuz bad rolls=mistakes? Honestly if you're unlucky on the dice that doesn't mean you made a mistake. Now killing a team mate for getting a bad roll (Nex killed Earth) is what a real mistake looks like. Now we have to search for our party member AND he has lost a lot of exp, from the actions of another player, not himself >.>

[Earth]

thats my point, iey. he should never have let me have a long range weapon in a town full of scared people. it probably looks scary, i can barely shoot it, and i have an unlimited suply of ammo. but, you seem to have a good paartnership with him, i dont. so ill just let you do your thing and come and look for you. after i take a look around.

[Ieyfura]

Well, I can argue that there was no trace of life at first sight. It also isn't Nex's duty to look after you on those type of matters. I was more pointing out the killing you part as the mistake. Using a bow when your skill is low was your choice, but you couldn't have known a child was in the barrel.

[Retech]

The interesting thing is that Earth is basically next to the objective of the mission, but you need to get the mage there. So I suppose he could be a big help from the other side of the river...of lava.

[Ieyfura]

Well, our broken party consists of a necromancer, allo/geomancer, Hakon with his epicness, a clerical black/white magi, and a high leveled NPC mage. I'm not worried ^-^

[Retech]

NPC mage who may "accidentally" cripped and unable to walk, just as you try to climb up a volcano with lava rivers and falling boulders. I mean...yah, you'll do great.

[The_Mather1]

I'll just need some energy support then I can fly him over, the heat should give me some updraft so I shouldn't tire too easiley.

Also I have a rope so we could tie him to me, or I could cool some lava into a bridge using geomancy. Also with "some" training I could possibly turn him into energy and jolt him over as a surge of energy before reassembling him using lightning magic.

 

Thanks Iey, finally someone who thinks of me as epic, other than those foolish, allied empires on SPORE.

[Nexaduro]

Because getting incapacitated by a Liche with a frying pan while he's making breakfast is epic.

 

Also, Mather, turning yourself incorporeal has NEVER been a good idea and you aren't that high level in lightning magic. Plus, how can a bolt of energy hold a human without frying them, much less hold them at all?

 

Sorry, Earthsage, I just didn't want to have to kill an entire village because you have horrible aim. How much exp did you get during that campaign anyways?

 

I'm a geomancer, falling boulders = no problem. Plus, when you make things that ridiculously unfortunate that often it just looks stupid.

 

Earthsage, admittedly your mistakes aren't too horrible most of the time, but you could think things through just a bit more. And I really think you should stop using acid/poison magic, it's the main reason for most of your mistakes. Remember the Einherjarum Uber-Golem? I dropped it into a twenty foot pit which you tried to fill with acid and then jump down, which led to you being sealed under twenty feet of rock with an angry golem because my action was to trap it there. And then you tried to get out by turning yourself into a poisonous cloud, which would've killed you if you were strong enough to actually succeed. And how many times have you nearly suffocated yourself with poisonous gas? Three, maybe four?