Scubacarrot

There is no direct corrolation between Hero stats and Enemy stats.

Lifestealer has both a diamond and an amethyst (and an opal, but you know). I say the battle between light and dark causes the weapon to sometimes glow faintly in the dark, and sometimes make a bright room seem dim, sometimes the weapon can be felt pulsing with dark or reassuring power. It is clear there is magic in strife inside the short blade, but no one person could say how that is possible. One thing is for sure though, you don´t want to get cut by it, for the blade stings, drains the cut place and it´s surroundings from feeling, when left unattended, the wound will turn the flesh dark, and what around it bright red... One thing´s for sure. Those gems are ingredients for a deadly weapon...

Or you can spend the money on frivolous stuff because when you get your multipliers on you basically kill everything already in one hit already?

I call it Dight. Or Lark or Nholy.

I disagree with Kintobor, if you're going to do an Amethyst, you might as well do a Diamond, really. It causes that weapon to be able to hit everything, and have an advantage against Undead and Humanoids.

Guts spotted Haldor in the corner of his eye, fiddling with... what looked like a grating stone. The raider, not done talking with Alexandre, Hybros and the new guy, folded op a small paper he found in his new jacket (a receipt for the repair of half a dozen sheetmetal scales) and threw it at Haldor's head.

The raider grinned: "And why is that, Hybros?"

Look. Look. It's Guts' principle that he would not fight another hero (for realzies) unless he would have to defend himself (or a select group of others). And heroes fighting DOESN'T make a lot of sense from Guts' and my own point of view. SO there. That's what I think and I'm sticking to it. Gonna just throw a bunch of smokebombs or buff Guts up to ludicrous levels that fighting him would be incredibly difficult. (Clippard's poison, the red vial, diamond summoning lamp, whatyagonnnado).

The raider chuckled after Alexandre's last words, that reminded Guts of something... "Hm, you make a solid first impression. I suggest we make a deal... If we get sorted into different groups for the Baltarok whatyamacallit, we don't attack each other's groups, no matter what. I've heard what happened in Dastan that one time, and it's my belief that Heroica's people fighting each other is one of the dumbest things on this earth. After alcohol-free beer." That said, the raider rummaged through his pack to find something he had been sitting on for a while, a folded up, dark red longcoat. The raider quickly emptied his old blue (short) coat, revealling a number of dangerous and mysterious looking vials and instruments, and put on the new coat. "What do you think? Figured a new colour might not be the worst thing?"

Huh, I remembered that differently. Interesting. So... Zepher, when is Barty's violent demise going to be?

"Imagine a bunch of people think that they are the world's elite, add a generous dose of stuck-upness, megalomania, arrogance and a silly language, and you get a pretty good idea of the Charissian people, you can imagine what kind of a place comes from that. No offence, of course, Al'."

Was Barty introduced by someone else?

Feel free to completely disregard my advice on the matter, but if I were you, wait for such an oppertunity to be presented by the QM/Quest. Much more fun that way.

I'm pretty sure arachnids don't have spines. Don't quote me on that.

Don't take it too seriously, I'm just saying, animal companions are somewhat lazy. And by somewhat lazy I mean you have no spine.

Animal companions are for the spineless.

Harlot possible? The required item is not cheap...

"Not so different from here... Or back in Strivvi. The advantage that Charis has though is that they make damn fine wine. Heh."

"Where haven't I been...? Before I joined the ranks of the 'heroes', I travelled all over the world, from the southern Mistlands, to the lands in the north, and from the most eastern reaches of Njago, all the way to Goblonia. In my travels, I've learned one thing over and over again. The world is a crappy place my friend. Since joining Heroica, the furthest I've been is Miranda. If you don't count an old man's mind and going back in time, that is." The raider chuckled to himself, and continued: "Indeed, it would be good if we got on the same quest, you seem like an honorable sort. Your name... are you from Charis?"

Ulric "gave" his lieutenants the ability to turn into wolfmen.

Zepher is correct.

"Luosh, Bric'bay AND Dastan? My, my. Quite the traveller, you are." The raider said it with a grin. Perhaps it had been too long he himself had left the city, and not just to go on a sailing trip... "Are you signed up for any of these quests in Baltarok? I can think of worse travelling companions than one so seaoned as yourself."

Introducing a secondary npc/pc (whatever you'd call it) for your character to bounce of off is very bad roleplaying I think. I'm with Chromeknight. Roleplaying should be between the players. And just as a sidenote, I'm personally not impressed by most forms of pets and stuff (Atramor and Thotwick being the prime exceptions), but that's just me. You can't even spell his name right.

Split personality is fun because it essentially allows you to play two characters, same reason why people have/want all the pets and companions and stuff.

The raider chuckled: "Don't sweat it. I don't believe we have been introduced, actually. I'm Guts Holla, Captain of the soon to be renamed Alligaléon, and 'hero and savior' of the people of eubric." The last words filled with sarcasm, the raider made a formal bow before the knight in front of him.