Endgame

QM Note: Ater a discussion in the General Discussion topic, the Oculoid Amalgam's Tree Topple special has been modified to better accommodate special mirroring.

I said I was going to value your input most. I will be going with option number 2. it equates to almost the same amount of damage, and Karie could still potentially mirror it for high amounts of damage. Compromise, huzzah! Apologies to everyone involved in this debate, it was indeed one of those moment where I'm thicker than a brick wall. I'm just glad my 4.5 months of plotting and 11 full drafts won't get wasted.

The irony here is that I'm helping Kintobor plot his own boss battle. Hey, I would hardly call a special with a 0% chance of knocking you out "OP". Too bad enemies and heroes scale completely differently at this stage.

As a footnote: For any other enemy, I would switch to an exact mirror in a heartbeat, no exceptions. Boss Monsters have me hesitating because every single one goes through a minimum for 2 months of brainstorming and 4 drafts.

Witches are officially terrifying.

So, the choices are (I'll allow the spectators/questies to decide): -Keep it as-is (I highly doubt this will be chosen, and I fully understand the reason why) -Alter the special slightly ( "Does damage equal to Level x2 and removes one positive effect" - does a minimum of 104 damage back to the Amalgam) -Exact Mirror (Reduces the Amalgam to 1 HP.)

That's an entirely different situation, however. The rules for WP and multipliers are completely set in stone - An Enemy does not equal a Hero, and their specials can be something normally completely and utterly outside of a hero's grasp. I thought that changing the special would be more ill received than changing the mirror effect (I was cursing myself pretty heavily when the mirror was pointed out), but it appears I was mistaken. I'd be willing to change the special to "Does damage equal to Level x2 and removes one positive effect" or simply allow it to be mirrored exactly, but I'll leave that decision in the hands of the spectators/Kintobor, considering he is the one playing the Special Mirror-er in question.

Equal more along the lines of "I can't use my class's ability to its full capacity." As an Assassin, even if 50% of all enemies were immune to insta-kill, I personally would still be okay with it.

It's the equivalent of making a boss immune to insta-kill, in my mind. It happens to assassins all the time, I'm still allowing the Witch to do a sizable chunk of damage on the Amalgam, even when rolling a special. It's not as if an assassin is upset when they can't assassinate the big boss monster. Also: Amalgam is a one phaser, maybe 1.5. It'll have its specials buffed slightly, but that is all. I'd have to disagree with this. Tree Topple has a 0% chance of ever KOing the hero. If used on the Amalgam it completely circumvents the climatic encounter.

I'm also letting her spawn an ensemble of minions ready to kamikaze, and have her pull of a Mass Illusion when she mirrors the Technique Satellite. I think I balanced the ability of mirror fair enough.

"The words are the Necromancer's, not mine - though I must agree with him. You are the definition of pitiful, both of you. How could such imperfect beings ever hope to defeat me? It is just as the street knave confessed: You two are not defined by your intelligence, your achievements, your meaning... You humans are defined by you flaws. Nothing more!" >Johon VS Technique Satellite B (back): Steal Ravage (Technique B, Blitz B and C destroyed) >Althior (Light) VS Oculoid Amalgam (back): Special Damage Special Damage (Bomb Ring!) >Johon VS Technique Satellite A (back): Steal Hit (Technique Satellite A destroyed) >Althior (Light) VS Oculoid Amalgam (back): Hit Hit (12+35=47x2=94 damage, no curse) >Karie VS Blitz Satellite A (back): Critical Hit Shield: Mass Illusion (Blitz Satellite A Hexed) >Oculoid Amalgam VS Johon (back): 52/2=26-5=21 damage The Oculoid Amalgam Devours: >Blitz Satellite A: 20 damage! The Oculoid Amalgam summons: Blast Satellite x6 The party once again slashes through the Amalgam's ranks of minions, narrowly avoiding his attacks. Althior triggers a bomb ring. the demon's explosive minions closing in in a tight circle... "My satellites! Surround them!" Oculoid Amalgam, Level 52 Ancient HP: 2252/2500 SP: 2 Immune to all Scroll Effects and Hexed! Specials: Dark Wave: The Oculoid Amalgam shoots beams of darkness out of its tentacles, sweeping the party with them. All heroes take damage to their level, disregarding row. Succumbing Sonar: The Oculoid Amalgam emits an odd signal, Hexing 1 random hero for 3 rounds. Another random hero is Confused for 1 round as well. (Both can be remeided or removed for 3 ether.) Bomb Ring: Instead of spawning Satellites next round, the Oculoid Amalgam gains 2 levels, 2 SP, and spawns 6 Blast Satellites to surround the heroes. Tree Topple: The Oculoid Amalgam knocks down a tree, crushing the hero who rolled Special Damage. That hero takes damage equal to their level x2 and loses one of their positive effects. Specials decided by RNG. Passive Specials: Toxic Tentacles: Rolls of Damage or Free Hits of a 1/6 chance of Infecting the hero who is recieving damage for 3 rounds. (Can be remedied or removed for 3 ether.) Tactical Formation: The Oculoid Amalgam spreads out his allies almost flawlessly. Area of Effect attacks only affect the enemy that is beaing targetted, as well as the enemies above and below them in the enemy list. Endgame Syndrome: ??? (Occurs when the Oculoid Amalgam drops below 1000 HP) Satellite Summon: At the end of every round, the Oculoid Amalgam summons 5 satellites. The die is rolled for each one to decide which Satellites he summons: -Blitz Satellite: 1/2 chance. -Reinforcement Satellite: 1/6 chance. -Haste Satellite: 1/6 chance. -Technique Satellite: 1/6 chance. Drops: Ectoplasm x2, Emergency Essence x2, 120 gold, Oculoid iris, Amalgam Claw, Lifespark Documets Blast Satellite A, Level 0 Demon HP: 1/1 Specials: Detonation: The Blast Satellite self-destructs, doing 7 damage (disregarding row and SP) to every hero. Passive Specials: Kamikaze: At the end of the round, the Blast Satellite rushes the heroes, doing 7 damage (disregarding row and SP) to every hero. Dud: If Hexed, the Blast Satellite will simply fizzle out, not exploding at all but still removing itself from battle. Drops: Nothing. Blast Satellite B, Level 0 Demon HP: 1/1 Specials: Detonation: The Blast Satellite self-destructs, doing 7 damage (disregarding row and SP) to every hero. Passive Specials: Kamikaze: At the end of the round, the Blast Satellite rushes the heroes, doing 7 damage (disregarding row and SP) to every hero. Dud: If Hexed, the Blast Satellite will simply fizzle out, not exploding at all but still removing itself from battle. Drops: Nothing. Blast Satellite C, Level 0 Demon HP: 1/1 Specials: Detonation: The Blast Satellite self-destructs, doing 7 damage (disregarding row and SP) to every hero. Passive Specials: Kamikaze: At the end of the round, the Blast Satellite rushes the heroes, doing 7 damage (disregarding row and SP) to every hero. Dud: If Hexed, the Blast Satellite will simply fizzle out, not exploding at all but still removing itself from battle. Drops: Nothing. Blast Satellite D, Level 0 Demon HP: 1/1 Specials: Detonation: The Blast Satellite self-destructs, doing 7 damage (disregarding row and SP) to every hero. Passive Specials: Kamikaze: At the end of the round, the Blast Satellite rushes the heroes, doing 7 damage (disregarding row and SP) to every hero. Dud: If Hexed, the Blast Satellite will simply fizzle out, not exploding at all but still removing itself from battle. Drops: Nothing. Blast Satellite E, Level 0 Demon HP: 1/1 Specials: Detonation: The Blast Satellite self-destructs, doing 7 damage (disregarding row and SP) to every hero. Passive Specials: Kamikaze: At the end of the round, the Blast Satellite rushes the heroes, doing 7 damage (disregarding row and SP) to every hero. Dud: If Hexed, the Blast Satellite will simply fizzle out, not exploding at all but still removing itself from battle. Drops: Nothing. Blast Satellite F, Level 0 Demon HP: 1/1 Specials: Detonation: The Blast Satellite self-destructs, doing 7 damage (disregarding row and SP) to every hero. Passive Specials: Kamikaze: At the end of the round, the Blast Satellite rushes the heroes, doing 7 damage (disregarding row and SP) to every hero. Dud: If Hexed, the Blast Satellite will simply fizzle out, not exploding at all but still removing itself from battle. Drops: Nothing. NOTE: Not every satellite can be reivved as an undead. Every 5 satellites killed by the heroes, a necromancer can revive a Level 20 Undead Satellite. Satellites Killed: 9 Technique Satellites Killed: 3 The Party: Althior Emorith (And Finnegan) *Lucky!* *Hastened!* Level 35 3/4 Necromancer *Earns triple XP* Power: 47 (52 for spells) Power Bonus: +5 Spells Defense: 6 (4+2) Health: 45/45 (5+5+Chicken Drumstick (1)+34) Ether: 45/48 (5+5+34+4) Gold: 150 Equipment: Scepter of Divine Affinity (WP:12, Has ⅙ chance to deal Cursed effect on attacks and ⅙ chance to deal Blessed effect on successful healing, Staff), Spellbound Gloves (+5 power when casting Spells, doubled if target is weak to Element, Handwear), Ethereal Cloak (SP:2, Max Ether +4, Backwear), Medal of Glory (Wearer earns triple experience, Accessory), Robe of the Elven Necromancer (SP: 4, Body Wear) Inventory: Dragoro (WP:8, Wand), Skeleton Decoy, Potion x6, Tonic x10, Grand Potion x4, Grand Tonic x2, Ether Core x2, Bedroll, Remedy x9, Mead, Smelling Salts, Diamond (Light), Topaz (Lightning), Amethyst (Darkness), Ruby (Fire), Sapphire (Wind), Garnet (Earth), Opal (Ice), Aquamarine (Water), Emerald (Wood), Skull Shield (SP: 6, immune to darkness elemental damage), Bone x3, Elixirs x3, Phoenix Incense x2, Dragon Scales, Garnet Lamp of Summoning, Deadly Poison, Grating Stone x2, Tasty Fish Johon [AKA Alf Gregory] (Bricksandparts) 25 years old male human Barbarian > Raider *Lucky!* *Hastened!* Level: 25.66 Power: 36 (24+8+4) Health: 19/40 (24+8+1+7+0) Shield Power: (5+1) Ether: ~/0 Positive effects: *Immune to:* (*Fragile*, *Cursed* *Stunned* ), *Natural Respite* Negative effects: (none) Gold: 3024 (1726(1), 0GB(50), 0CB(50), 0GO(80), 0CC(70), 0GC(100), 0M) Equipment: Weapon - Sword of Decay (WP:8) - (once the target is inflicted with damage they lose a quarter of the power of the strike each following turn for three turns. the effect cannot be compounded with more strikes. Suitable to Mages, Knights and Barbarians.) Shield - None Artefact 1 (L1-9) - Heavy Armour - SP:5, protects from fragile-effect, suitable for barbarians and knights Artefact 2 (L10-19) - Bravado Boots - 1/6 chance of being Lucky at the beginning of every battle Artefact 3 (L20-29) - Sticky Gloves - Increases the amount of gold stolen by 50% (rounded up), suitable for rogues and beast warriors.[ Artefact 4 (L30-39) - Artefact 5 (L40-49) - Artefact 6 (L50+) - Extra Artefacts: Helmet (+1 max health), Blessed Amulet – Protects from cursed-effect. Dog Statuette - (suitable for anyone, SP: 1, once named (Rover), speaking the name summons a dog almost certainly to tag along on madcap adventures and make snippy comments.), Hide of The Bleeding - restores 10 HP and 5 ether for every enemy the wearer kills, suitable for anyone, Scarlet Hood - +4 to power, immunity to stunned Extra Weapons: Greatsword (WP:3), Focal Staff (WP:5, Focus Fire-Roll a 3 for 5 ether Suitable for clerics and mages),Gladius (WP: 15, Darkness elemental, 1/3 chance of Fragile on succesful hits), Stalker’s Mallet (WP: 8, usable by Knights, Barbarians, and Harlots. Has a 1/2 chance to seal the enemy) Tools: Shovel (1), Pick-axe (2), Magnifying Glass (1), Magic Compass (1) Consumables: Potion (2), Venom (2), Mead (4), Smelling Salts (9), Nostrum (10), Trial Brew (1), Grand Tonic, Ambrosia, Grand Potion, Deadly Poison Elements: Aquamarine (1), Emerald (1), Topaz (1) Scrolls: Scroll of Sleep (1), Scroll of Blindness (1), Scroll of Sealing (1), Scroll of Confusion (1) Quest items: Blue Rose Karie Alderflask (Played by Kintobor) *Party Leader!* *Encouraged!* *Inspired!* *Lucky!* 22 year old Human Rogue Witch, lvl 17 Power: 24 (lvl 17 + WP: 7) Health: 23/23 46/46 Ether: 11/23 Gold: 77 Defence: 2 Equipment: Oculoid Palm (WP: 11, Whip, successful hits lowers the target's level. Coils around the user's arm and mimics a tattoo outside of battle.) by 1. Ethereal Cloak (SP +2, Max. Ether +4), Catsuit (Wearer has 1/3 chance to completely avoid rolls of COUNTER and DAMAGE and Free Hits; suitable to women only; bodywear) Inventory: Grand Tonic (2), Mead (1), Remedy (1), Venom (7), Smoke bomb (1), Pixie Dust (1), Grand Potion (2) Telescope (1), Bedroll (1) Quest Items: Entry 11, Map of Brendenton (1), Spider Coin (worth 1 gp), Forest Journal Aretefacts/Weapons:Heirloom Dagger (WP: 3), Scroll of Newtity (costs 10 ether)(usable by ex-Amphibians only), Lover's Locket (Accessory, Protects from enamoured effect), Trickster's Mask of the Elf (Accessory, changes user's appearance into an Elf) The Rat Queen's Cape (Backwear, all Vermin type are Enamored with the wearer for the first three rounds of combat, Suitable for Alchemists, Beast Warriors, Chi Monks, and Witches), Sexy (WP: 7, Rapier, Disregards SP, usable by Knights and Rogues), Paper Doll (Accesory, prevents Hexing) Gemstones: Topaz

"I find it astonishing, Necromancer... You describe the Witch and the Raider as some of the most pathetic and idiotic creatures you've ever encountered... An accurate assessment. And yet here you are, obeying her orders to the letter. Has the lap dog forgotten he's a wolf? Or are you just as worthless as the heroes and the hall you associate with?"

"I'm ready to rumble."

It's a game mechanic that promotes making meaningful choices and evaluating risk VS reward.

Already loving the Oculoid Amalgam's mechanic. (probably my second favorite, right before Perfect Regret.) I think that one-enemy bosses are something that hsould truly be explored in more depth. (Sure, the Amalgam has minions, but there is really only one main target.)

QM Note: Lets get this show on the road, shall we? Also, link to battle soundtrick in this round's banner below. Give it a click! >Johon VS Haste Satellite (back): Damage Steal (No gold earned) >Althior VS Technique Satellite (back): Hit Hit (12+35=47/2=24 damage) >Johon VS Reinforcement Satellite (back): Damage Critical Hit (8x3=24+25=49/2=25 damage) >Althior VS Oculoid Amalgam (back): Meditate Hit (12+35=47x2=94 damage) >Karie VS Blitz Satellite A (back): Damage Shield: Mass Illusion (Both satellites Hexed!) The Oculoid Amalgam Devours: >Blitz Satellite A: Hexed, 20 damage! >Blitz Satellite B: Hexed, 20 damage! >Haste Satellite: Oculoid Amalgam Hastened next round! The Oculoid Amalgam summons: Blitz Satellite, Technique Satellite, Blitz Satellite, Technique Satellite, Blitz Satellite The final battle begins! Johon runs at the Haste satellit,e the lesser demon swerving out of the way of Johon's assault. The raider tries to pocket some gold from the beast, but to no avail. Althior cuts straight through the Amalgam's battle formation and shoots down the white-eyed Technique satellite in a burst of light. Johon gathers himself from his previous miss, chasing down the reinforcement Satellite. He narrowly avoids a jab from one of the Amalgam's many tentacles, striking down his target with a migty slash. The Oculoid Amalgam tries to bombard Althior with a flurry of darkness, but the necromancer rolls out of the way of the demon's onslaught of attacks. He lobs a ball of light at the monstrosity, hitting him squarely in the eye. karie conjurs an illsuion, fooling two of the Amalgam's satellites into serving her. The Oculoid Amalgam greedily snatches up the remaining satellites with his tentacles.His eye momentarily flickers away and the demon opens up its mouth,revealing a gaping maw of serated teeth. The Amalgam only recieves a fireball in his gut for eating the hexed satellites, but the Haste satellite grants him an impressive speed boost. The Oculoid shuts its mouth, the eye fading back into existence. The Oculoid Amalgam summons up another ring of satellites, the demons orbitting their master. "Only a fool is fearless in the face of death. I will teach you what it truly means to be afraid!" Oculoid Amalgam, Level 50 Ancient *Hastened! 1 round remaining* HP: 2366/2500 SP: 0 Immune to all Scroll Effects and Hexed! Specials: Dark Wave: The Oculoid Amalgam shoots beams of darkness out of its tentacles, sweeping the party with them. All heroes take damage to their level, disregarding row. Succumbing Sonar: The Oculoid Amalgam emits an odd signal, Hexing 1 random hero for 3 rounds. Another random hero is Confused for 1 round as well. (Both can be remeided or removed for 3 ether.) Bomb Ring: Instead of spawning Satellites next round, the Oculoid Amalgam gains 2 levels, 2 SP, and spawns 6 Blast Satellites to surround the heroes. Tree Topple: The Oculoid Amalgam knocks down a tree, crushing the hero who rolled Special Damage. That hero takes damage equal to their level x2 and loses one of their positive effects. Specials decided by RNG. Passive Specials: Toxic Tentacles: Rolls of Damage or Free Hits of a 1/6 chance of Infecting the hero who is recieving damage for 3 rounds. (Can be remedied or removed for 3 ether.) Tactical Formation: The Oculoid Amalgam spreads out his allies almost flawlessly. Area of Effect attacks only affect the enemy that is beaing targetted, as well as the enemies above and below them in the enemy list. Endgame Syndrome: ??? (Occurs when the Oculoid Amalgam drops below 1000 HP) Satellite Summon: At the end of every round, the Oculoid Amalgam summons 5 satellites. The die is rolled for each one to decide which Satellites he summons: -Blitz Satellite: 1/2 chance. -Reinforcement Satellite: 1/6 chance. -Haste Satellite: 1/6 chance. -Technique Satellite: 1/6 chance. Drops: Ectoplasm x2, Emergency Essence x2, 120 gold, Oculoid iris, Amalgam Claw, Lifespark Documets Blitz Satellite A, Level 0 Fire HP: 1/1 Specials: Devour: The Blitz Satellite gets eaten instantly, transferring its boost. Passive Specials: Vigor Boost: At the end of the round, the Blitz Satellite gets devoured by the Oculoid Amalgam, removing it from battle. When devoured it boosts the Oculoid Amalgam's level by 1. Indigestion: If the Oculoid Amalgam eats a hexed Satellite, it will take an instant 20 damage (disregarding SP) instead of recieving a boost. Drops: Nothing. Technique Satellite A, Level 0 Demon HP: 1/1 Specials: Devour: The Technique Satellite gets eaten instantly, transferring its boost. Passive Specials: Special Boost: At the end of the round, the Technique Satellite gets devoured by the Oculoid Amalgam, removing it from battle. When devoured it allows the Oculoid Amalgam to use one random special. Indigestion: If the Oculoid Amalgam eats a hexed Satellite, it will take an instant 20 damage (disregarding SP) instead of recieving a boost. Drops: 5 gold. Blitz Satellite B, Level 0 Fire HP: 1/1 Specials: Devour: The Blitz Satellite gets eaten instantly, transferring its boost. Passive Specials: Vigor Boost: At the end of the round, the Blitz Satellite gets devoured by the Oculoid Amalgam, removing it from battle. When devoured it boosts the Oculoid Amalgam's level by 1. Indigestion: If the Oculoid Amalgam eats a hexed Satellite, it will take an instant 20 damage (disregarding SP) instead of recieving a boost. Drops: Nothing. Technique Satellite B, Level 0 Demon HP: 1/1 Specials: Devour: The Technique Satellite gets eaten instantly, transferring its boost. Passive Specials: Special Boost: At the end of the round, the Technique Satellite gets devoured by the Oculoid Amalgam, removing it from battle. When devoured it allows the Oculoid Amalgam to use one random special. Indigestion: If the Oculoid Amalgam eats a hexed Satellite, it will take an instant 20 damage (disregarding SP) instead of recieving a boost. Drops: 5 gold. Blitz Satellite C, Level 0 Fire HP: 1/1 Specials: Devour: The Blitz Satellite gets eaten instantly, transferring its boost. Passive Specials: Vigor Boost: At the end of the round, the Blitz Satellite gets devoured by the Oculoid Amalgam, removing it from battle. When devoured it boosts the Oculoid Amalgam's level by 1. Indigestion: If the Oculoid Amalgam eats a hexed Satellite, it will take an instant 20 damage (disregarding SP) instead of recieving a boost. Drops: Nothing. NOTE: Not every satellite can be reivved as an undead. Every 5 satellites killed by the heroes, a necromancer can revive a Level 20 Undead Satellite. Satellites Killed: 4 Technique Satellites Killed: 1 The Party: Althior Emorith (And Finnegan) *Lucky!* *Hastened!* Level 35 3/4 Necromancer *Earns triple XP* Power: 47 (52 for spells) Power Bonus: +5 Spells Defense: 6 (4+2) Health: 45/45 (5+5+Chicken Drumstick (1)+34) Ether: 46/48 (5+5+34+4) Gold: 150 Equipment: Scepter of Divine Affinity (WP:12, Has ⅙ chance to deal Cursed effect on attacks and ⅙ chance to deal Blessed effect on successful healing, Staff), Spellbound Gloves (+5 power when casting Spells, doubled if target is weak to Element, Handwear), Ethereal Cloak (SP:2, Max Ether +4, Backwear), Medal of Glory (Wearer earns triple experience, Accessory), Robe of the Elven Necromancer (SP: 4, Body Wear) Inventory: Dragoro (WP:8, Wand), Skeleton Decoy, Potion x6, Tonic x10, Grand Potion x4, Grand Tonic x2, Ether Core x2, Bedroll, Remedy x9, Mead, Smelling Salts, Diamond (Light), Topaz (Lightning), Amethyst (Darkness), Ruby (Fire), Sapphire (Wind), Garnet (Earth), Opal (Ice), Aquamarine (Water), Emerald (Wood), Skull Shield (SP: 6, immune to darkness elemental damage), Bone x3, Elixirs x3, Phoenix Incense x2, Dragon Scales, Garnet Lamp of Summoning, Deadly Poison, Grating Stone x2, Tasty Fish Johon [AKA Alf Gregory] (Bricksandparts) 25 years old male human Barbarian > Raider *Lucky!* *Hastened!* Level: 25.66 Power: 36 (24+8+4) Health: 40/40 (24+8+1+7+0) Shield Power: (5+1) Ether: ~/0 Positive effects: *Immune to:* (*Fragile*, *Cursed* *Stunned* ), *Natural Respite* Negative effects: (none) Gold: 3024 (1726(1), 0GB(50), 0CB(50), 0GO(80), 0CC(70), 0GC(100), 0M) Equipment: Weapon - Sword of Decay (WP:8) - (once the target is inflicted with damage they lose a quarter of the power of the strike each following turn for three turns. the effect cannot be compounded with more strikes. Suitable to Mages, Knights and Barbarians.) Shield - None Artefact 1 (L1-9) - Heavy Armour - SP:5, protects from fragile-effect, suitable for barbarians and knights Artefact 2 (L10-19) - Bravado Boots - 1/6 chance of being Lucky at the beginning of every battle Artefact 3 (L20-29) - Sticky Gloves - Increases the amount of gold stolen by 50% (rounded up), suitable for rogues and beast warriors.[ Artefact 4 (L30-39) - Artefact 5 (L40-49) - Artefact 6 (L50+) - Extra Artefacts: Helmet (+1 max health), Blessed Amulet – Protects from cursed-effect. Dog Statuette - (suitable for anyone, SP: 1, once named (Rover), speaking the name summons a dog almost certainly to tag along on madcap adventures and make snippy comments.), Hide of The Bleeding - restores 10 HP and 5 ether for every enemy the wearer kills, suitable for anyone, Scarlet Hood - +4 to power, immunity to stunned Extra Weapons: Greatsword (WP:3), Focal Staff (WP:5, Focus Fire-Roll a 3 for 5 ether Suitable for clerics and mages),Gladius (WP: 15, Darkness elemental, 1/3 chance of Fragile on succesful hits), Stalker’s Mallet (WP: 8, usable by Knights, Barbarians, and Harlots. Has a 1/2 chance to seal the enemy) Tools: Shovel (1), Pick-axe (2), Magnifying Glass (1), Magic Compass (1) Consumables: Potion (2), Venom (2), Mead (4), Smelling Salts (9), Nostrum (10), Trial Brew (1), Grand Tonic, Ambrosia, Grand Potion, Deadly Poison Elements: Aquamarine (1), Emerald (1), Topaz (1) Scrolls: Scroll of Sleep (1), Scroll of Blindness (1), Scroll of Sealing (1), Scroll of Confusion (1) Quest items: Blue Rose Karie Alderflask (Played by Kintobor) *Party Leader!* *Encouraged!* *Inspired!* *Lucky!* 22 year old Human Rogue Witch, lvl 17 Power: 24 (lvl 17 + WP: 7) Health: 23/23 46/46 Ether: 11/23 Gold: 77 Defence: 2 Equipment: Oculoid Palm (WP: 11, Whip, successful hits lowers the target's level. Coils around the user's arm and mimics a tattoo outside of battle.) by 1. Ethereal Cloak (SP +2, Max. Ether +4), Catsuit (Wearer has 1/3 chance to completely avoid rolls of COUNTER and DAMAGE and Free Hits; suitable to women only; bodywear) Inventory: Grand Tonic (2), Mead (1), Remedy (1), Venom (7), Smoke bomb (1), Pixie Dust (1), Grand Potion (2) Telescope (1), Bedroll (1) Quest Items: Entry 11, Map of Brendenton (1), Spider Coin (worth 1 gp), Forest Journal Aretefacts/Weapons:Heirloom Dagger (WP: 3), Scroll of Newtity (costs 10 ether)(usable by ex-Amphibians only), Lover's Locket (Accessory, Protects from enamoured effect), Trickster's Mask of the Elf (Accessory, changes user's appearance into an Elf) The Rat Queen's Cape (Backwear, all Vermin type are Enamored with the wearer for the first three rounds of combat, Suitable for Alchemists, Beast Warriors, Chi Monks, and Witches), Sexy (WP: 7, Rapier, Disregards SP, usable by Knights and Rogues), Paper Doll (Accesory, prevents Hexing) Gemstones: Topaz

Oh, I know. I think necromancers are pretty balanced right now, I'm just saying that a Critical hit always does damage, undead army or not.

I ponder whether or not it is possible to slide down the crane's rope Batman/Fireman/Ninja/Batman Fireman Ninja style. "This is no mess hall, that is for damn sure..."

The weapon multiplier is 0. it pretty much defualts to an Aim.

"Good work, Connor." I crane my head over the pit carefully, trying to discern how deep this went.

"Because we're going into a mess hall, aren't we? I have the feeling we're going to interrupt a sinister meal..."

"Could this exlixir be mixed into a meal?"

Remember, folks, this was intended for the younger audience - kids who are too young to be able to actually use the 3D functionality. As a result, trusting a three-four-five-six year old with a hinged device would probably not hold up... Thus the 2DS's clamshell design. Honestly, I can see this selling very well come holiday season. You really can't say "no" to a $130 portable, especially with one with such an excellent library of games.

"Do you know what they did it the poor man?"