@KoL

Ok Sora.

I feel the less detailed divination just leave it too open for blanket answers or what I call genie answers. Stuff like asking "Will there be danger in the next room" could be answered with "Yes, because life is dangerous". Maybe not that extreme but you know what I mean right? Ask a stupid question, get a stupid answer, and just waste everyone's time and look stupid for asking questions instead of charging into things. It's not as if I want Sonia to just stand there and look at the water, but she can't do or dole out orders until she knows what she saw. And that's what I've been waiting to hear.

I'll admit a spell like Portent is pretty powerful is used as intended, and it's intended to be used with the GM's too. I'm kind of hoping that you guys do already know what's in the water and what's happening/could happen, and not making it up until we get there. Sonia is suppose to be an information gathering type, but that sort of role doesn't work well if there's no information for Sonia to gather.

@Ryonara

I know what's in the water. It's just annoying to respond to Sonia's spell.

Sorry about that. Just as a squishy wizard, Sonia knows better than to go to the water and expecting nothing bad happening. If you want, you can just PM me whatever you're willing to tell Sonia and I'll try to work with that.

I guess I should also alter the Portent spell too, if this is going to be a reoccurring problem. I should mention that Sonia's portent is less effective in a chaotic situation like a fight simply because it's a chaotic situation; there are many variables which Sonia can see, but she obviously can't react to all of them. Really a situation like this is the best time for Sonia to use her portent since aside from what's going on in the water, she isn't in any immediate danger that she's aware of.

@Ryonara

Player Opinion: Not to nerf your spell, but it might also help if you narrowed the options a little too. I know you said you ran the simulations of "saving and attacking" but each path then splits into two, creating four different outcomes the GMs have to answer. Maybe make them more definitive like with Owldin and the rope. Don't have him tie it around the monster at all, just do the path of tying it around the victim and go from there. It'll still ask the question of "What if" but won't require all the answers needed to consider every variation.

I was actually considering something like that. It's going to be a bit of a nerf, but just to keep within the spirit and ability of the spell, specify only one "vision" instead of divergent ones. That way Sonia knows what will happen if she specifically does what she saw, but not if anything outside of that vision interferes. For example, Lotte going in on her own. Sonia didn't see that coming.

Sorry Circe, but considering you were the only person who went into the warehouse, it was either I have nothing happen for another round of posts, or they spring the ambush on you. On the plus side this is a pretty easy trap to get out of....from the outside. Or maybe the Imp is lying and you can escape through shifting. Or maybe you'll suffering an agonizing death inside a too small box. Tough to say.

Just speaking to the air here, but why does Roland- Who can't tell Ceiran is possessed with a Demon- assumes the warehouse is filled with monsters.

While Ceiran- Who is actively using Twitch to try and detect inside the warehouse and should have picked up on the demonic aura- thinks its humans?

Life is weird when the Paladin has more affinity for demons then the Warlock.

Sorry guys, I came here to say that I'm dropping out of the RP. It was fun while it lasted.

@Sync

Alright, thanks for playing and informing us, and best of luck.

@Lonewolf685

For Roland it's mostly that he's been studying monsters all week so that's what is on his mind. Unless they had come across something that said "Humans did it." he would have kept thinking of monsters he'd read about.

However, monsters on forklifts were not something covered in those books.

Oh I get Roland. He and Circe have every reason to know an Imp's capabilities from all their studying. That's fine. It's just the error of Ceiran that amuses me. Unless that was an intentional attempt to misdirect people from thinking he has any knowledge or intuition into demonology.

And since Circe and Roland are well acquainted with such monsters from their studies, I'll drop a little bio they should know.

Imps: Lesser demons. Possess the strength of your average human. Capable of limited flight. Possess powers of illusion and deception, complimenting their trickster nature. The pranks they pull are usually more dangerous then they are by themselves, and are prone to fleeing once the situation turns against them.

*A new entry has been added to the codex*

Speaking of Circe, did those imps poke air holes into that container?

Gonna post for Duncan and Mako later today

@Awesomoman64

No. They just raided the employee lounge's fridge and nabbed a tupperware container. All she can smell is the leftover tuna fish.

Given her size she probably has a few minutes of air if she doesn't panic. I mean, it's not like you'll let the Imps escape with Circe, right~? The awful things they could to such an innocent- *Falls over laughing, unable to continue that line of thought with any composure.*

@Lonewolf685

Circe's safety isn't actually at risk here. If they escape with her, she'll most likely break out and slaughter them all. The really worry is if she then comes after us for letting them get away.

..... Classic anime silence followed by explosive anger lol

@Cerces22

"Top 10 Anime Betrayals."

How many do we have left here. Seeing as another drop has occurred.

@Awesomoman64

When your own team mates are more afraid of the 5'4 girl in their group than the 4 imps lmfao