Immersive Ink

That's cool. We both have one "get out of jail free" card with our shields. After that, Dorgan is heading for the hills... or the orchard.

sully wrote:Dorgan is right behind Dieter. He'll hit 'em high and I'll hit 'em low.

Were Gustave around to observe this attack, he would give a standing ovation.

I'm imagining all the fighters pile on to tackle the Tar Fiend physcially, World Cup Rugby-style, and bring it crashing to the ground, whereupon Wen jumps in to stare it directly in the "face" and give it the "mirror shades" treatment, hoping he doesn't get disintegrated in the process

Just awaiting word from Josiane at this critical juncture; there probably isn't room on the battlement for her to assist Dieter and Dorgan's barge attack directly, but who knows what she might be planning?

Hey, we just ticked past 14,000 posts!

waysoftheearth wrote:Hey, we just ticked past 14,000 posts!

Let's hope we live long enough to enjoy the XP bonus!

sully wrote:That might have been the most epic round of combat in Dorgan's life! Being around Dieter inspires him to greater feats of idioc-, I mean, valor!

Now that's what I call a compliment!

sully wrote:

waysoftheearth wrote:Hey, we just ticked past 14,000 posts!

Let's hope we live long enough to enjoy the XP bonus!

At least some of us will, I imagine...

XP or not, the last round was amazing! ...Olaf and Torben might not agree, of course.

mgtremaine wrote:ooc: Once Wen draws near it should not matter the Gazeback has a 3' area of effect.

This isn't quite true; Gazeback is not an area effect. It only affects Wen himself. If a gaze attack targets him from within 3" (30ft), it will be reflected back at the attacker.

I.e., you probably don't want to give me any reason to think that the Tar Fiend might target anyone other than Wen. If there are multiple targets on offer, I will dice to see who gets it.