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Seeya next week, Guild. Signing off.
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Elder Scrolls RP, now with the Creation Club!
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It's happening again. I have been visited by a soviet mad scientist, a king, a penguin prince of darkness, a house plant god thing, a mystical ancient member, a tired reaper (thank god) + a greeting.
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For the same reason Rome 2 was attacked by thousands of players who don't know what they're talking about. lleeeeeeemmmmings
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Zargon couldn't have been surprised that the opposition attacked when he foolishly targeted that which he was unlikely to hit. What he had not expected was magic of multiple sorts attacking his weakened side, including varieties of magic that by sheer chance should not have even been present in Waeldeshore nor the entire isle, and he found his quick probing at mental barriers while he fought like a demon (pun intended) was met with protection spells not used for thousands of years. He severely underestimated the amount of magic present, and this was just half the enemy. The more concerning angelic threats hadn't even exposed themselves.
While he had difficulties compiling his thoughts mid combat, he came to realize that he would be unable to win at his current strength. He doubted he could even get a kill without exposing himself too much. He came to the somewhat scattered conclusion there would only be one course of action: feint a massive assault, and quickly escape, as he attempted to swipe at the Red's claws.
He set this makeshift plan born of two seconds into action by gathering the surrounding energy in the air into his sword, making it glow a deep purplish red, and attempting to draw power from anything present - in a way that would indicate a possible bad thing coming soon. At least, he hoped that would be how it was interpreted. If his enemy let up just a little, he could use the magic that was less potent than it seemed and use it for his real purpose... and hopefully their attacks wouldn't be further encouraged, a thought that was almost scattered as he was battered in the same spot multiple times. Concentration would be needed. Concentration he had in very short supply, as well as sustainability if he didn't start casting with the sword soon. He prepared the first part of his plan by focusing part of his concentration on a knockback maneuver.
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Artholath strode through various city streets, noting the clouds above. He didn't need to do much to find the battle; he would only need to follow the noise, and the scent of magic being thrown about. He was near the battle, that much he knew. He still wasn't sure how he would know what <Just noticed this post cut off. Insert something clever in here as I forgot what was supposed to go in>
While he had difficulties compiling his thoughts mid combat, he came to realize that he would be unable to win at his current strength. He doubted he could even get a kill without exposing himself too much. He came to the somewhat scattered conclusion there would only be one course of action: feint a massive assault, and quickly escape, as he attempted to swipe at the Red's claws.
He set this makeshift plan born of two seconds into action by gathering the surrounding energy in the air into his sword, making it glow a deep purplish red, and attempting to draw power from anything present - in a way that would indicate a possible bad thing coming soon. At least, he hoped that would be how it was interpreted. If his enemy let up just a little, he could use the magic that was less potent than it seemed and use it for his real purpose... and hopefully their attacks wouldn't be further encouraged, a thought that was almost scattered as he was battered in the same spot multiple times. Concentration would be needed. Concentration he had in very short supply, as well as sustainability if he didn't start casting with the sword soon. He prepared the first part of his plan by focusing part of his concentration on a knockback maneuver.
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Artholath strode through various city streets, noting the clouds above. He didn't need to do much to find the battle; he would only need to follow the noise, and the scent of magic being thrown about. He was near the battle, that much he knew. He still wasn't sure how he would know what <Just noticed this post cut off. Insert something clever in here as I forgot what was supposed to go in>
@ArenaSnow@boomlover, the Gnome cannot read minds; another PC, a Halfling, is the one who can do that.
Ah. I seem to have developed a habit of mixing things up in rather large groups :/
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I would join, but after asking myself that question I would probably walk into a closet full of the buggers on the first day.
Who says they aren't decoding its meaning now?
Or perhaps they are already with us?
Or perhaps they are already with us?
I do have a bad habit of doing that, don't I? Must be the speed of the roleplay...
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@ArenaSnow i think after would be nice.
If nothing else, it could be an opportunity to show off the tricks that certain item of the quest has :)
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Now, about me. I'm putting off delaying until Fallen posts, and will advance two sub-plots; Artholath and Zargon. Artholath has the advantage of coming in while everyone is distracted, and ultimately, he is the greater threat. While Zargon is unlikely to take anyone out and will need to pull out soon, Artholath can do damage to the advancing of the group's efforts.
I noticed the Gnome earlier could access thoughts in the minds of others. It is possible to attempt that procedure on Zargon while he's distracted, and that might gather important information (along with lots of fluff, of course); just remember the dangers that would come with trying to invade the mind of such a being.
I'll set up and put up some lore for demonkind later.
I'm wondering if I should introduce Craxis before or after meeting with the dragons. Either way, he will challenge the quest with some rather nasty minions.
I noticed the Gnome earlier could access thoughts in the minds of others. It is possible to attempt that procedure on Zargon while he's distracted, and that might gather important information (along with lots of fluff, of course); just remember the dangers that would come with trying to invade the mind of such a being.
I'll set up and put up some lore for demonkind later.
@ArenaSnow ok ok not that quit but still. anyway cant wait to get to fighting some dragons.
I'm wondering if I should introduce Craxis before or after meeting with the dragons. Either way, he will challenge the quest with some rather nasty minions.
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