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My personal opinion is that it would be rendered useless in the Arena, similar to how battle effects are different for heroes than for enemies and just as special modifiers like imbued elements are useless in the Arena.(We've also considered items that would only work in the Arena and be useless in quests, to balance that.) Not sure what the other GMs think, though.

I don't think there are Free Hits in the Arena. Even if you don't act, your opponent already gets an action anyways.

See, I'm not that slow! I've only been working on the Cathedral for six months now.

Yeah, I would say that since it's not an artifact, a weapon, or an offered tool or consumable, so you wouldn't be able to sell it to anyone in the Marketplace. Similar to Bones which can only be sold to magic shops like Elphaba's. No, he's talking about imbuing them in an artifact, not a weapon. In artifacts, they just protect against elemental Damage of that one type.

Sandy announced Elphaba's arrival a couple hours ago.

OoC: "Awesome work, Master Nihai. Back to our first-Round strategy." I attack the Tygurah from the Back Row with my Darksteel Crossbow.

Oh, that's right; you started as Rogue. Oops. As far as usefulness, 1 SP is practically nothing in most cases, but every little bit helps, so if you have the Gold to spare, go for it. Otherwise, if you're short on Gold (which you're not), invest in something else.

Your only option right now for upgradeable SP is Warden, Legonater. Warden with a Lucky Die, this is going to be hilarious.

Nearest major city to me is San Francisco, California, USA.

Yeah, the stores are usually pretty flexible when it comes to the ages of people they let into the monthly free builds. (Or at least I know mine is; I've been told by an employee that they sometimes have adults who are just walking around the mall and are interested, get in line, and get to build a model.)

Oh, right.

"Terrific. Okay, Master Emorith, give Master Nihai a Remedy. Master Nihai, attack a Mountain Goat again. The only way we're going to avoid Free Hits is if Master Nihai can get a Ravage. "Order of Actions should be myself, Master Emorith, Master Nihai, Master Carvenhall, Master Unth'or. I have to go first to take the Tygurah's Free Hit, but Master Carvenhall and Master Unth'or need to act after Master Nihai just in case the Mountain Goat uses its Special again. "Master Nihai, make sure you're in the Back Row this time." I attempt to attack the Tygurah from the Back Row with my Darksteel Crossbow.

Did it in the intros of Quest 17 and in Quest 31 already.

I'm going to agree with FBTB on this: it's a nice figure, but when you consider that we've gotten a lot of Hoth sets lately, all of which could've benefited from the inclusion of a new more accurate Han, it's disappointing both that updated Han was not in those Hoth sets (which are still available) and that we didn't get a different minifig that wouldn't have made sense in a set. Chrome Darth Vader, White Boba Fett, Shadow ARF, Chrome TC-14 - all variants of a minifig that wouldn't make sense in a regular set. (Okay, Chrome TC-14 does have a color scheme that might make sense in a regular set, but it deviates from the normal choice of colors for metallic minifigs. Sort of the same for Chrome Vader and the 'real' Vader's shiny black armor.) In regards to the blue TIEs, the TIE/ln models made for Star Wars originally had blue trim, but that was removed when they figured out that the trim would be rendered invisible after chroma key with a blue screen. (much as the X-wings were originally Blue Squadron with the Y-wings being Red Squadron, changed to Red Squadron and Gold Squadron, respectively) The TIEs in Star Wars have close to white trim, but a noticeably bluish shade of grey was added in post production for Empire and Jedi. I'm not sure if TLG decided to go with blue TIEs or if Lucasfilm asked that they be made blue in accordance with the "original vision", but that's the accepted explanation behind any blue TIEs.

Not guaranteed, but as my outline is right now (the quest is still in the concept stage), the opportunity will be obvious. It's more of a case of whether or not the party wants to do what has to be done to get the reputation than whether or not they can find the opportunity to get it.

I did decide that my next Quest will award Shadeaux reputation. It won't be advertised in the Hall post, though; you'll have to make some choices in the quest to get it.

Both out of curiosity and because of possible planning for more flexibility in the future, would there be any interest in buying my Mythril Shield for around 1500 or 1400 Gold? (a savings of 25% and 30%, respectively)

I've seen a lot of Chibis from you, but these are really outstanding. You've built clones before, but I spotted the use of SNOT around the exaggerated cheek indentations in Rex's helmet and the curved bricks instead of slopes at the top of Rex's helmet, I think those are new, right? Both are terrific improvements. You nailed the fatter look of his pistol, too.

"Alright, I'll take the Tygurah. Master Nihai, Master Unth'or, Master Carvenhall: take the Mountain Goats. Master Emorith, heal Rattlesnake A. "Let's go with the standard Order of myself, Master Carvenhall, Master Unth'or, Master Nihai and Master Emorith for now, and see where we stand after a Round." I attack the Tygurah from the Back Row with my Darksteel Crossbow.

Welcome back, Darth Nihilus!

Found 'em on KimT's flickr. (it's an alt for 6211, if you didn't know which ISD it was from)

Didn't you say something like that after hosting the party of eight in Quest 7?

"Thank you, Master Carvenhall. "Master Nihai, as previously agreed:" I hand Xander my Topaz in exchange for his Aquamarine.

I have a bin labeled "SPUDs, BURPs, etc.". I just toss all of those bricks in there: ship hulls, big solid plastic wheels, really large basic bricks, larger slopes... It's one of those larger drawers that comes with a set of drawers, impractical for sorted LEGO because they're too deep to be able to find anything in when filled, but I use those pieces so rarely that it doesn't matter. (Plus they're all so big that they're easy to dig through if I absolutely had to.) I don't like using prefab parts of any kind, (and like probably everyone else I'd rather be building that sorting) so this is a quick and easy solution for me.