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Excellent. ~Insectoid Aristocrat

Oh, no, of course it is way less significant! I just mean it would not be forgotten if the Heroes stopped talking about it. ~Insectoid Aristocrat

"If peace be what you wish, peace you shall recieve." Stated Sylph, lowering his bow to the floor.

I disagree. Sure the invasion was smaller and lasted longer, it was still a large incursion on the free isles with long-lasting effects. It even had an effect on the cloth-market collapse after-all! (62 took place two-three months after 48 in-game) ~Insectoid Aristocrat

His ebay page says he's from the United States. ~Insectoid Aristocrat

Sylph stood silently in the back.

I'm of the opinion that Cronk is allot smarter than his speach patterns would lead one to believe. I got it as soon as I finished reading it and looking at the figure you chose. Still great though! ~Insectoid Aristocrat

I'd be very interested to buy your entire Fright Knights collection. I used to have several sets, but that was when I was very young and I lost them over the years. Not only would these sets be nostalgic, but they've got some quite cool pieces! the total would be $30, yes? I'll be able to see if I can make this purchase tomorrow, but at the moment, I am very interested. ~Insectoid Aristocrat

Wow. Seriously, wow. I really don't know what to say. Esther, as much as I can't believe a sane Scum team would let you claim that you'll claim, I can't believe a sane Town citizen would pull this kind of thing. You've gone past mistaken town PR in my eyes to excedingly distracting Townie in-need-of-somemore-learning or doomed scum megablocking with us. Great job, whatever you are. You've wasted our time. Hopefully you won't be a waste of my vote. Vote: Esther(Esurient) Now that that side-show is over with for the most part, I must say, I'm still quite suspicious of Michael, who has posted a few fluffy posts, and this gem: An analysis-free summary of the days events. The only actual thing he's done all day is bring-up Kenneth's inactivity.

True, but your arsenal would make you essentially the Hero version of a shrink-ray. I still can't believe my little witch/sorcerer is almost all grown-up. Why it seems like just an in-game week ago she first stepped out of her clothes embarassed to find herself transformed into a slimy, tailed amphibian. Now she's going to be doing that to other PCs! I'm so proud! I was taking liberties, but I imagine that magic!Newts would be a bit larger than normal-sized Newts anyways. Considering that your average adult Chinese red-bellied Newt is about palm-sized (8-14 cm or 3-5.5 in), I'd say a magic!Newt would be more like foot sized or bigger (say, 15-35.5 cm or 6-14 inches) depending on the size of the Hero, or perhaps the hero's preference. Who's to say the Stealer doesn't have a mini-cowl positioned underneath his fullsized one to fall into in the event of newtity. You know what? That is exactly what I would have imagined Heckz's Newt-form would look like. ... If I imagined that sort of thing... I mean.... ~Insectoid Aristocrat

:catrunningawayknockingthingsofftablenoise: You will all burn!!! :wishestherewasanemoticonofburningbuildings: I will destroy your eyes in the smoke of the flames of your burning corpses!!! I wish I'd played video games as a child. Maybe then I could beat your beautifully nightmarish hellscape of a game. ~Insectoid Aristocrat

I prefer watching things burn, myself. ~Insectoid Aristocrat

Some people just want to watch the world earn. ~Insectoid Aristobat

"Let's visit the mushroom."

I do not have a problem with Arthur's strategy, I was just trying to add to the conversation. It seems some people are rather involved with the topic, so I figured I'd try to provide a possible solution. ~Insectoid Aristocrat

"Let's check the stone house."

Why would you need that? Tadpole? Mini-Newt? But in all seriousness, a Newt cannot be minimized, as the effect itself states: "Target is minimized, etc..." and you can't apply the same effect twice. Maybe the Overkill gloves could be (Suitable all-non-money-making classes)? ~Insectoid Aristocrat

She's unusual and unique, but overall she's predictably fun! True wild cards can be nice or nasty or funny depending on the moment (and even then, it's allot more varied: PRetzel's usually nasty, funny (but not overboardly so) or normal, Nessa's Nice, Nasty, or Normal, Rome's alleigance is to himself, so you really can't tell what he'll do, etc....) I'm confused suddenly. Endgame, and they were OKed by Sandy. ~Insectoid Aristocrat

"Thank you for your assistance." Stated Sylph. "Well, Should we start with the brown house?"

It was just a joke. The party dynamic is great. 69 is a lit powder keg. we've got a schizophrenic demon-possessed archer, a grating Knight Templar sometimes-leader paladin, an amoral (but functional) masked druid, an amoral (also functional) vampire black knight, and the only sane man is a young diplomatic barbarian. Sylph only trusts Erik to speak because Erik would likely speak diplomatically like Sylph would, but not because Sylph himself is as nice as Erik, but because feigning niceness usually works better than rudeness. We're like the Arrested Development of parties. ~Insectoid Aristocrat

Precisely! They need a Nessa to have sexual-tension with Karie, or one of the many people who strongly resents anything Arthur does to argue with Arthur more. Or a wild-card like Heckz, Nessa, Pretzel, or Rome (all four add conflict in their own disparate ways.) ~Insectoid Aristocrat

Take a tip from Sylph and don't care what the paladin says. Allies that don't heed your superior commands are liabilities anyways. ~Insectoid Aristocrat

And with his bosses, you've got as many rounds as you need. Endgame quests are great for rogues. ~Insectoid Aristocrat