At the very least I'm pretty sire it's frowned upon to use deadly force in a crowded room on one annoying bird. If my post seemed like an underreaction to you, yours seems like a massiylve overreaction.
chukklehed said
It's not like I didn't give Lion a chance with the bird, and unlike the way I did it that post completely invalidated my own. It's usually considered bad etiquette to "ruin" someone's post, as he put it, without even discussing it before hand. I'll let it go this time, but if it happens again I'm going to get angry.
chukklehed said
It settled on his arm halfway through my post. Everything after that assumed the bird DIDN'T freak out, claw the shit out of his arm and take flight again.
Zero Hex said
There's no real winner here, chukklehed threw up a skill after the roleplay had started with no real explanation beyond "I want to be able to control this NPC pet clearly sent here to wreak havoc" and he's acting like someone shat in his bed because he didn't get to have his badass bird whisperer exit, while Gisk mostly ignored another player's post and just made the entire thing devolve into an exagerated clusterfuck of trained defenders of the realm trying to murder a stupid bird via magic implements. Might just be my tabletop experience speaking, but perhaps a rule stating only the GM controls NPC reactions would be best? Means some more work for the GM but avoids situations like these.
ERode said
Hm, for confirmation...is a Raiment capable of being more than one object, as long as it is part of a 'set'? Like, I don't know, a Raiment that's a sword-and-shield combo, or a Raiment that's made of two identical axes (dual axe DPS 2 OP)?
And are there any size restrictions as well? Has there ever been a Raiment that, say, took the form of a seige weapon, such as a ballista or trebuchet? Also, is a Raiment something that is 'summoned' whenever convenient, or something that's initially manifested, before being dragged around as a solid object forevar?