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Oh...I see what you mean. *opens preliminary Quest notes* *scribble scribble* *"immune to Stunning..."* *scribble scribble*

Pics or it didn't won't happen.

This is a good thing. In Bedtime Story, EVERYONE (including me) was WAY too trusting. We learned the hard way why we shouldn't do that.

Oh, no, now the Scum are going to hammer us and win!

Oh, without question! It's just that he was the only one, until Sandy's new posting just now, of course.

I think it's because when we think of two Factions that are opposed, Hinckwells and Shadeaux are the first two that come to mind, since they're so common. ...which brings us back to the topic of under-used Houses. I know we touched on this a bit a while back, but I want to ask you: why do you think so few Quests feature the Ji Pei, or the Guild of Invision? Lack of parts, or something else?

There's a storyline?! Sorry, joke had to be made.

On that note, I assume that if someone wanted to, they could keep their base class until they reached Level 30 and then switch directly to an Expert class, or could keep a base class up to Level 50 before taking a Master Class? Also, is it possible to switch between unlocked Expert Classes in the way one can switch between Advanced Classes, or can you only go back to your Advanced Class or up to Master Class? And are there levels of reputation higher than just "great"? Shaddap. I like Lion Knights. EDIT: Although they may not like me after that incident...on that note, Sandy, can heroes voluntarily refuse Reputation increases, aside from just avoiding Quests that award reputation from a given faction?

OOC: Will this be retconned for those who completed Quest 17 as well?

I think it's a different term for the same thing; I-canon, N-canon, both are non-canon. I'll double-check to be sure.

Agreed. Clerics have the same situation, especially if they're first in the battle order for a full health party and then the party rolls a bunch of Damage rolls. Clerics and Knights both have a 2/6 attack ratio, compared to the physically weak but VERY dangerous Ranger. Rangers are the only basic class with a 4/6 attack ratio, and all of their Advanced Classes keep Aim as well, allowing them to be a constant source of damage against the enemy.

What if you have an elementally-imbued weapon? Would that elemental damage still be counted as if it were a sword dual-imbued with an Amethyst? Well, sort of, I guess like that.

OK, this has been rattling around the back of my head for a while, so I'll just outright ask it: Would it be allowed to have a character person sentient being be considered a "Quest Item"? As opposed to an NPC? (If you need more context, I'd be happy to share privately.) I can't think of any mechanical reason it'd be a problem, the only problem I see is that it would sort of de-humanize them.

Please not Loren and Nuitan, please not Loren and Nuitan, please not Loren and Nuitan, please not Loren and Nuitan... :puppydog:

I know you're just joking, but by definition this is I-level (Infinities) canon.

Arthur orders both of his units to advance 1 hex NorthWest, the crossbowmen moving into the space the Imperial Pikemen had vacated.

Congrats on Count-hood! Which minifigs have the parts you'll be using, then?

BrickLink links, please? Same goes for you, Sisco, I really want to build Haldor and Jess, but I can't do that if I don't know what parts/sets I need to pick up next shopping trip/BrickLink order.

Welp, looks like I need to play some Zeigfried Quests! It also seems that if I succeed with this Quest, I'll be qualified for Minstrel AND any potential Lion Knight class Doc makes up once I hit 30. What's a "Dragoon", though? I only know of the Dragoon ship...thingy...from Kirby, and I only know its Super Smasho Bros Brawl version... EDIT: Ha ha ha ha, how long has my sig been changed? Nice one, whoever did it.

OOC: Yeah, those are annoying. The Knights will have to stop moving when they hit the hills or the forest, so for now they can only move one hex, but other than that, sounds like a great plan!

Glad I could help, I was getting worried that all of my reports would start to get annoying.

It's a good class IF you have the patience to set it up. At low levels, you're low-to-mid range in terms of damage (especially before you can upgrade and imbue your weapon(s)), and mid-range in terms of survivability. Once you've upgraded and imbued your weapons and started investing in Nostrum, the gold starts to roll in. Hybros is so rich and strong because he patiently worked for it. If I ever decided to get rid of Arthur, I'd make a Rogue. Unfortunately for me, my most Rogue-like face that no one else is using is...well...Arthur's, so I'll just multiclass to Rogue at Level 15 and keep him forever. What time is it? Adventure TimeRandom Question Time! If you could pick one Advanced Class to play that your character DOESN'T have access to, what would it be? * By "multiclass to Rogue" I, of course, mean I'll pick Sorcerer, which is a combination of Mage and Rogue. Just in case anyone was confused.

"I don't believe anyone could cross those, sir. I'd definitely try to make sure we check the area behind it, though. If Alexandre moves his Knights north a hex, we should be able to tell for sure."