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@KRIEEEG
I just realized I can't do this. Reading through the old OOC is hilarious btw.

Edit: I've been dead for a good while. I should probably start making a spare CS in case Tugrok the Holy-Shit-He's-A-Paladin can't save the life of me.


Don't you worry my little banana, you shall rise again.

Seriously, I just need the time to post again. My internet is coming back at work 04/09 (or 09/04 for those using the weird murrican way), then I'll probably go on a posting spree.
I have a very important question now. One that is crucial to this team.

Was the pumpkin saved? The music box was burned in it, and it's the only way to play music.


If you somehow dig through what is left of the inn, sure, why not?

Worst case scenario, we can animate your head to turn it in a radio thingie.
Awful internet connection both form home and from work. Will post again september first (this took me 4 tries to go, it's frustrating)
Hey guys, now that you're all friends getting along not hating each other shit, this is hard not actively trying to kill each other GOT IT!, I figure we'd better have a dialogue system that is not making a huge post, put one line of dialogue in it and hope the person it's meant to answers in his next post. This not only makes a regular dialogue pretty damn hard ("Hey, how is it going?" "fine, you?" "Ohh, you know. I lost my head, but then a paladin who happens to be an ogre fixed me while an orc and spiderman tried to kill each other destroying an inn in the proccess, nothing unusual"), but also does not allow for the characters to have a decent conversation with NPCs when they need to ask a crap load of questions and such.

My idea is to have the conversations via PM or OOC and then one of the participants posts it on the IC, preferably the one who's going to advance the plot a little bit. Through PM might be better as it will keep the OOC clean and avaible for important stuff (like allowing a potato to become a plot device), now that I think about it.
@Oraculum
Don't even get me started on background characters. There are some cool guys that you're yet to see.

One of them actually shows up soon.
I feel compelled to say how much I love this fucking team!
@Banana It would probably amplify the eletric damage from Bob's armor. 10/10 invention.
@6slyboy6
Just a friendly reminder that I doubt Grox will have the time to look for both the head and the body while the inn falls.

On a second note: do orcs care about proper burial? I don't see why Grox would drag the body out. I could see Bob doing it to get all the loot, tho.
@KRIEEEG
The inn is an enemy now?


Yes, and it's about to cover your dead body and drooling head in debris.
The dark wooden floor was covered with spilled ale, shattered tables, dead bodies, all kinds of blood, and saliva, which was still freely rolling out of the dead Half-Elf's mouth. The few patroons who were still at the bar at the beggining of the fight had either fled or were froze in terror due to the ear shattering shriek of the giant Quaggoth who just bursted through another wall.

A drunken drow was sitting by the corner, his body resting against a thin wooden pillar. He heard a commotion, but had neither the interest nor the will to turn his head to look at what was happening. People screamed, the clash of metal against metal was heard, the smell of burning wood mixed with a stench that made he vomit a little in his mouth filled the air. Soon after a ear defning shriek, a tremor shook his body out of his drunken stupor. A beast came out of nightmares was standing in front of a huge hole in the wall, it's mandibles snapping as if challenging anyone to approach.

The beast headed towards an orc with a flamming arm. The orc was surrounded by so many oponents that the Drow assumed he was a gonner. But this was before the orc attacked the beast with a chain. That orc was clearly a seasoned warrior, much more dangerous than any of the patroons around. "Now he's gone", the drow thought when the beast pulled the warrior by his own chain. A fallen orc had no chance against this many enemies. He was barely finished with his thoughts when another tremor shook his body. Yet another beast bursted through the frail wooden walls of the inn. This one was even bigger, although more pleasant to the eyes. It shrieked. Against everything the drow believed was possible, this shriek was much louder than the previous one leaving a ringing sound in his ears that refused to go away.

The beast pulled the orc out, possibly saving his life, but this was of no concern anymore. The frail structure of the inn appeared to give away due to the heavy damage to it's structure. Pieces of the roof started to collapse, pillars slowly cracking, subduing to the bigger weight put on them. It wouldn't take long before the whole inn became a big pile of shattered wood and stone on the floor.

Chaos was set in the scene. Patroons at the inn hastly running away, only to be hit by falling debris and be trampled by the others behind. In it's final moments, the inn was having it's revenge on the ones who destroyed it.
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