Capt.JohnPaul

1. I don't think it really matters. As long as the health is proportional to the cannon damage, it should be okay. I don't know about your second question.

Alexandre glances up, "Sure." Alexandre from the front, attacks the commander.

"Enlighten us. Does this have anything to do with the World? Is it about evil?"

"Arrghh!!! That's what we have been asking you!! We want to help you, Arthur, can't you see?"

"What ever happens, 'Dues lo vult.' Arthur! What happened? Come out and say it. Violence won't work. I'm clad in armor of steel and armor of faith, no man, demon, or your magic, can hurt me." "I can assure you, you have no clue what you are doing."

Alexandre can't stand this mage any longer, and shouts: "Hold your tongue, Arthur! I don't understand these mages and wizards. You think you're special and above everyone! We have a quest to do, and so far, all you've been doing is having these moments. It's distracting. You mages, are learning..... the consequences of playing God!" And with that, Alexandre's eyes flare, and distractedly pulls the pin on a fire bomb and chucks it towards the enemy; then raises his shield to block the coming freehit.

"Sir?" Alexandre questions, "But my weapon will ignore the defense most effectively. And should it happen I take damage, I have the shield of 7 defense. The damage would be halved."

Alexandre, hearing the attack behind him, spins around and draws his sword in the same motion. He strides up to the Commander, gets his attention, and swings his sword at him from the front

"Yes sir." Alexandre lets Skrall lead the way, and follows behind him. Alexandre looks for chicken legs heads or anything unusual behind the crates.

"We are grateful of your hospitality. I hear a rebellion or some enemy force is nearby? Could you or commanding officer tell us anything about that?"

No he is not. He is voicing his opinion. Harming your rights would be him breaking into your house and seizing any firearm. What? You just agreed with us. If TLC says: Modern Day Warfare is not our focus, then Brickarms goes against the focus. Why? Because Brickarms is modern weapons. It is not a LEGO product, but is still against the LEGO Company's focus. Consider this: DirectTV days: Our focus is to provide television, blu-ray, movies, etc. to customers. BlockBuster says: Don't get DirectTV, rent movies on our disks. Is Blockbuster going against the focus? Of course. It is not a part of DirectTV, but it clearly is against "the focus." No he didn't ask for your opinion. You are talking about the first post. When Itaria said he didn't ask for your opinion, it was in response to your "unjustified" comment. Read what the other side is actually saying?

That's a poor argument. I'm sure people across the globe may understand this, but as an American- you surely will: If a person is for gun-control and against the 2nd amendment, does he not have the right to voice his opinion? It doesn't harm your freedom, you are harming his. So? It still goes against TLC's focus.

"Let's go! What are we waiting for?" Alexandre gathers his troops. "Also, how far is Fort Drakon from the capital?"

I'm going to add my two cents. Umm... so??? LEGO does this too. When you go to a LEGO store, I saw Atlantis sets all displayed in "rock" or painted Styrofoam to look like underwater mountains. They carved caves and sea trenches. Does TLC "cheat?"

"I'm content with what I have, sir." Alexandre replies. "Where now? What information or clues can we find now?" Alexandre searches the bodies for maps or letters or strategic documents.

"Yes sir!" Alexandre jumps back to his feet, wobbles a bit, and steadies. Attack Leofwena from the front!

Alexandre engages in combat with Leofwena, front row.

Alexandre withdraws a few paces, then darts back in to attack the disoriented Leofwena from the front.

I attack Leofwena again from the front.

Arghh!!! 2 misses in a row??? 1/36 chance of happening! I must be special. Attack Leofwena again, front.

"Good idea, Skrall." Alexandre switches his attack to the traitorous Leofwena!(Front)

I attack Lord Calibor from the front.

Thank you for the input! You make very good points. So you are suggesting: Changing the Houses to fictional "companies" of wool, lumber, etc. It's okay to keep the Hinkwells and Shadeaux. I think I would want to keep the Wolfgang, they are not selling anything, but more of trouble making, such as damaging goods so the companies/houses lose money. EDIT: A quick Google search found that stocks or something similar was used in Roman times, by Publicani.

The chart? Ok, let me explain this chart better: H= House H|__|__|__|__|__ H|__|__|__|__|__ H|__|__|__|__|__ Then, the next "day" that the quest lasts, it becomes: H= house #= value in gold H|_3_|__|__|__|__ H|_2_|__|__|__|__ H|_2_|__|__|__|__ Then, next day: H= house #= value in gold H|_3_|_4_|__|__|__ H|_2_|_5_|__|__|__ H|_2_|_1_|__|__|__ So, in this example, Houses 1 and 2 gained price, but house 3 lost value.

Before I pitch anything, I would like to get some feedback on this idea: Quest Title: Black Tuesday Assignment: The 6 major houses of Eubric have announced an Initial Public Offering. But the nasty Wolfgang are interfering with the stocks! They are suspected of using insider information to scam everyone. Help restore the houses to their value. -Whoever sens this quest. Party Requirements: 4-6 heroes, any class. Reward: I'm still thinking, perhaps all the value of all the houses in the end? Just lots of gold. Basically, each "day" the heroes could invest in stocks, and the values will be revealed in a chart like this: __|__|__|__|__|__|__ __|__|__|__|__|__|__ __|__|__|__|__|__|__ __|__|__|__|__|__|__ (there still will be battles and puzzles.) I don't want to to reveal too much, but is this something that players wold have fun with?