Hey! No dropping the tank! Since the dodge tank is currently in support mode we kinda need the tank!
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STATUS: Just because you can have 36 attacks per turn that threaten a crit on a roll of 14+ doesn't mean it's worth doing. 6 yrs ago
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Just because you can have 36 attacks per turn that threaten a crit on a roll of 14+ doesn't mean it's worth doing.
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Now you are just arguing semantics.
O-oi! That's awfully racist of you! TwT You mean you!
Taroyn is a dark elf, yes, 'Tarquin' looks like your everyday elf.
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Still the person/mask 'Tarquin' is not Taroyn's actual brother. As I have stated he's more a collection of the good parts of the brother's personality Taroyn has kept on while discarding the... worse qualities. Now of course if you play your cards right and ask the right questions you might hear what the real brother was like. Tarquin just happens to be easier and more fitting name for a normal elf than Taroyn or the brother's original name.
Now if you are wondering why I'm explaining this is because I like explaining things, if I explain enough things the magical cookie fairy comes by my house and brings me tasty chocolate cookies ^^ I like chocolate cookies.
Still the person/mask 'Tarquin' is not Taroyn's actual brother. As I have stated he's more a collection of the good parts of the brother's personality Taroyn has kept on while discarding the... worse qualities. Now of course if you play your cards right and ask the right questions you might hear what the real brother was like. Tarquin just happens to be easier and more fitting name for a normal elf than Taroyn or the brother's original name.
Now if you are wondering why I'm explaining this is because I like explaining things, if I explain enough things the magical cookie fairy comes by my house and brings me tasty chocolate cookies ^^ I like chocolate cookies.
....Please keep your pants on... They... uh... really fit with the helmet... Y-yeah...
Well I ain't up next.
Yes. You have gotten it right for the most part.
It's nice to have someone in the team who can read through my confusing bs ^^
Either I have badly over thought about this or havn't thought hard enough ^^;;
It's nice to have someone in the team who can read through my confusing bs ^^
Either I have badly over thought about this or havn't thought hard enough ^^;;
It's all a matter of technicality.
Technically they are two different people with two different personalities.
On the other hand they are technically only one person.
I have just created something that confuses even me. Is that bad? O_O
But the main thing is that it is not Tarquin who is dead. The dead person is Taroyn's brother. Tarquin is not the same person though in some ways very similar.
Technically they are two different people with two different personalities.
On the other hand they are technically only one person.
I have just created something that confuses even me. Is that bad? O_O
But the main thing is that it is not Tarquin who is dead. The dead person is Taroyn's brother. Tarquin is not the same person though in some ways very similar.
Now, I'm gonna clarify this here in the OOC a bit ^^ Tarquin is more a mask that Taroyn wears. A mask that is the embodiment of the memories Taroyn chooses to keep from his deceased brother. Though Tarquin acts differently from Taroyn they are still the same person knowledge wise - if you tell one personality something the other knows it. Well mostly the same person... thanks to being a collection of memories being Tarquin gives Taroyn the use of bardic magic while not wearing the pendant allows Taroyn to fully utilize his swordsmanship.
In dnd terms 'Tarquin' is your archetypical bard whereas Taroyn is closer to a combination of the fighter's old Kensai archetype paired with some rogue and assassin... though he doesn't have at the time a proper Kensai-style weapon mostly due to spending so much time as the bard.
But don't tell your characters that OwO; It would be cheating ^_^ We don't like cheaters... Cheaters get dunked...
In dnd terms 'Tarquin' is your archetypical bard whereas Taroyn is closer to a combination of the fighter's old Kensai archetype paired with some rogue and assassin... though he doesn't have at the time a proper Kensai-style weapon mostly due to spending so much time as the bard.
But don't tell your characters that OwO; It would be cheating ^_^ We don't like cheaters... Cheaters get dunked...
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