Brickdoctor

OoC: Wait, I thought you wanted to fight the Obsidian Dragon. The Broken Bridge only leads to the other two guardians. Also, shouldn't we finish all the medium difficulty areas first to get more XP and consumables before we hit the hard areas?

"Before we do that, I think Master Emorith should get the Nostrum and I should get the Smoke Bomb. It makes more sense to have a Lucky healer to keep us all healthy and to have the Smoke Bomb in the hands of the hero most likely to be the last standing in the event of a disastrous few Rounds."

Because you don't want the evil QM to start preparing counters for your master plan before you can implement it?

Isn't this just a case of a weapon having an element ineffective against an enemy and an element(s) effective against that enemy?Isn't it just a variation on this?

OoC: Shouldn't the Ice element of Benji's Crossbow cancel out the effects of the Darkness element, being strong against Beasts, allowing the Fire element to deal double Damage, also being strong against Beasts?

Ten posts could be considered a prerequisite so that you can edit your signature, but as you've already got them, just jump right in.

OoC: Thanks. "How do you want to finish this battle? We can go ahead with just myself attacking one cat and Counterstriking the other, we can do it with myself and Master Carvenhall attacking since they can't get past his Defense either, or we can just do nothing and Counterstrike." I'll do whatever Benji prefers.

OoC: Yes, it does. It prevents the enemy from targeting me altogether; enemies less than half my Level can't do anything to me, Damage or Special Damage.

OoC: I shouldn't be Jinxed; the Scary effect prevents the Cheshire Cats from targeting me.

OoC: Fair enough. They can't really do much to us other than Jinx anyways. I attack Cheshire Cat B from the Back Row with my Darksteel Crossbow.

OoC: Shall we do the autorolling Counterstrike thing? Order of Docken, Benji, Xander, Thormanil, Althior. Everyone from the Back Row except for Docken, who acts from the Front Row.

Get to Level 50 and Mime Rogue.

"No no no, with Cheshire Cat A Stunned, now is the time to try to defeat him. Master Emorith should be attacking Cheshire Cat A. I'll get Bugbear Healer A since the Scary effect will prevent him from healing, and Master Unth'or can take the archer." I attack Bugbear Healer A from the Back Row with my Darksteel Crossbow.

"Master Emorith; heal yourself. I'll switch over to Archer C. Everyone else, same target." I attack Bugbear Archer C from the Back Row with my Darksteel Crossbow.

It looks like Def is a guaranteed drop from Malphas, because I've run maybe fifteen or so in the process of taking both my Priest and my new Necro to 6/8 and I've gotten Def every time. UT drops rates... perhaps they have increased, because Costy got a Plane from Limon and Malphas gave me this: (no picture of the white bag in the Abyss, unfortunately; I was trying to hurry up and pick up my loot while rejecting trade requests from a Warrior who kept trading me after I said, "DBlade!". On a related note, I saw a Bulwark on sale for 1 Life + 4 Def and pulled the trigger on that, plus EPs are really cheap (1 Life), so all my chars are now running around with UTs) And also while I was rolling yesterday I got bored and started an NPE. (New Player Experience) Now Blokdoctor's doing something useful, other than holding my Vit pots.

Yep, that looks good to me.

"No, Master Carvenhall, you can do significant Damage to the Dryad with the Amethyst, Ruby and Opal imbued in your crossbow, and the Dryad is Blinded. You should attack the Dryad with me while Master Unth'or takes Bugbear Archer A." I attack the Dryad from the Back Row with my Darksteel Crossbow.

Has Haldor met Docken? I can't remember. If he has, I'm sure Docken addressed him with his last name as "Master Skovgaard".MegaBloks, is it roleplaying that I always do that?

"Could've been worse. I read that on your first quest, Master Nihai and yourself nearly had an encounter with the ferocious swilsbear."OoC:

Yeah, what you've got there is basically a 20x16 vig. Technically, it would be okay, but my suggestion would be to either make the structure supporting the balcony skinnier or make the length of the vig smaller. (because flexible dimensions allow for a vig of any size as long as the total area occupied is equal to or less than 256 studs, so a 20x12 vig would comply with the rules)

They're not that common, but you'll probably see at least one in each quest. Imbuing gems in an artifact, like imbuing scrolls, is probably just going to protect you from a few Special Damage rolls. For other enemy attacks, you have to rely on SP. (otherwise we could just imbue all nine gems in an artifact and be invincible against the vast majority of enemies)

"I've got the Dryad. Master Nihai, try to Stun one of the Cheshire Cats. Master Carvenhall, Master Unth'or and Master Emorith, take the Bugbear Archers. "Order should be Master Carvenhall, Master Unth'or, myself, Master Emorith, Master Nihai. Everyone stays in the Back Row." I attack the Dryad from the Back Row with my Darksteel Crossbow. OoC: Free Hits: Bugbear Healer A + Green Viper B - Free Hit against Benji Carvenhall (((7+6)/2)-7=0 Damage) Bugbear Healer B + Green Viper C - Free Hit against Xander Unth'or (((7+6)/2)-5=2 Damage) Cheshire Cat B + Green Viper D - Free Hit against Bartholomew Docken (((13+6)/2)-25=0 Damage) Cheshire Cat C - Free Hit against Althior Emorith ((13/2)-4=3 Damage) Green Viper A - Free Hit against Thormanil Nihai ((6/2)-3=0 Damage)

How many times does the typical Ranger actually use Animal Talk? I know I used it in Quest 1, to try to get the Direwolves to surrender.

Actually I was a fairly typical character for a Ranger. At the end of Quest 14, the only notable stat I had was the *Scary* effect and the +6 HP.

This is an excellent build, even more so because it's your first true MOC. I love the way you've used the layered wedge plates and tiles to achieve a refined and precise look while avoiding the blockiness that usually comes where stacked plates are used. But what really stands out is that cockpit: how you've integrated the windshield piece with all the angles in that area. The transition from the cheese plates in the nose to the slopes of the fuselage is seamless.