Brickdoctor

A 2x6 wedge plate was what you were trying to achieve, right? It would look something like this: (the 1x4 hinge is on the other side, attached to the higher end of the 1x6 tile) You can, of course, move the hinge back or forwards, change the length of the tile, and change the angle of the hinge in order to create other wedge shapes.

For the angle of the top of the 'head', what if you used a couple hinges to create whatever angle you wanted, and then covered up the gaps with tiles? Would that be too bulky or uneven?

WBD used the Geonosian head for his insect doctors in Q28. I forget the name... ...ah, looked it up, they were 'Lucustoids'.

Ooh, maybe we'll finally get to see some PvP in Quest 44. You know, after those Dastan heroes refused to satisfy the evil QM in me.

Seeing the stats of the weak peasant who has a pouch full of Gold, you engage in battle.Prepare for battle! Suddenly, a totally unrelated apple drops from a tree above. The peasant picks it up and takes a bite. He finds out that it is an Apple of Cosmic Power, and his Level, Health, and SP are all quadrupled in a totally unrelated and random twist of fate just as you raise your sword over his head. The peasant, seeing your coming attack, trips over a totally unrelated rock, causing him to fall to the side so that your blow misses completely. He scrambles to his feet and whips out his knife...

And to think that that was an artifact sold for only 50 Gold...

And they used part of the road to Brobric, a road that took three days to travel the length of in Quest 4. (though it could be argued that since the Brobric Elves aren't as secluded now, they've somewhat straightened out, widened, and cleaned up the road to make it easier to travel on)

Indeed; the hex map is the perfect way to clarify the Nights mechanic of the fully-explorable map. Something I've wished I would have done way back during Q4.

If that's how you want him to be thought of as, there's nothing wrong with that. It'd allow you to develop your character further through conflict with other heroes, that's for sure.

The Dropship was never marketed as a UCS set, only as an exclusive.

Happy birthday, Bonaparte.

You're a Rogue; you'll be able to use ranged throwing weapons no matter what class you pick. There's the problem: it's not a Mac.

Roleplaying-wise, he says he was in an army, so it'd probably be either Black Knight or Raider, then Paragon as your Master Class when you get to Level 50.

Sure, that works. And, in typical Brickdoctorean style, it shall be called, Amulet of the Elven Horse Rider.

All one has to do is Google it. Death, be not proud, though some have called thee Mighty and dreadful, for thou art not so; For those whom thou think'st thou dost overthrow Die not, poor death, nor yet canst thou kill me. From rest and sleep, which but thy pictures be, Much pleasure; then from thee much more must flow, And soonest our best men with thee do go, Rest of their bones, and soul's delivery. Thou art slave to fate, chance, kings, and desperate men, And dost with poison, war, and sickness dwell, And poppy or charms can make us sleep as well And better than thy stroke; why swell'st thou then? One short sleep past, we wake eternally, And death shall be no more, death, thou shalt die.

"Suffering produces perseverance; perseverance, character; and character, hope."

I don't think Docken is the kind of guy who would attack someone just to make them stop talking... oh, MegaBloks, now I'm roleplaying again. Roleplaying leads to passion. Passion leads to jealousy. Jealousy leads to nurturing. Nurturing leads to weakness. Weakness leads to humility. Humility leads to injustice. Injustice leads to heroism. Heroism leads to pride. Pride leads to patriotism. Patriotism leads to totalitarianism. Totalitarianism leads to power. Power... leads to suffering.

I'm not saying I have anything against you or your character; I'm just roleplaying my character because he has nothing else to do. Also, when players post things in italics, it generally means that they're listing their character's thoughts, not their words, so your character shouldn't be able to 'hear' what Docken thought in that last post.

Docken rarely talks to anyone in the Hall anyways; as far as roleplaying is concerned, it's fine for him to have nobody to talk to.

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Docken is annoyed that the new heroes think they're so intimidating and powerful. He's not being hypocritical in thinking that he could be invincible if he lead them to the Fields of Glory, because he probably really would be (unless, of course, Sandy decided to Knock Out all the Level Ones for the sake of what was described as "putting Docken through hell"), and he never tries to make himself appear more powerful than he is.Oh, look at me, I'm roleplaying.

Listening to the latest outburst of Heroica's newest hero, I sigh and hope that Thormanil returns soon, so that I can get back out on a quest. These new and overconfident heroes seem to think that they need to make themselves appear... 'badass', as Atramor would put it. Looking around, I see many other heroes, but they seem content to merely sit around, failing to progress beyond the lower Levels and relying on Heroica to supply their basic needs. Do none of these heroes aspire to at least venture into the Fields of Glory? They could accompany me, hiding behind my great shield, while I would lead them against enemies against which I would be nigh invincible...

and also,

The Chi Monk Expert Class fights without weapons.

Perfect, thanks.