CMP

No, Lamorak's dead and all other enemies were stunned.

"De'kra, Lamorak's dead, and none of the remaining enemies could hit you because they're stunned. So...you should be fine."

Atramor remains focused on Chaos Beast B, standing firm in the front row, but he can't help his eyes from slipping to the gaping hole in the first monster's chest, from which a rather ominous black glow seems to be emanating. "Ella, I suggest ya' get to the staircase while we finish these things."

Kind of foreboding, though, not one Quest has been failed due to losing a battle. Could 37 be the first?

"Hah, good to be bashin' evil at your side again. We should totally do that thing where you catapult me into the air on your shield again. That was badass."

Atramor nods sharply to both Cronk, Arthur, and William's motionless body, charging in towards Chaos Beast A from the front row with Ratsbane. "Hey, mates. Chaos Bastards givin' ya' trouble? These look tougher than the one I fought before, but they look just as demented anyway..."

Happy birthday Pandora.

Darn. But I'll give you credit, now I fear what you're planning.

Hate. And lots of venom.

I'm pretty sure I deal x16 damage to Vermin, Beast type monsters. I don't fear them, I just think they're a threat to heroes less equipped to handle them.

I'm more concerned about rats. How you can be so much farther ahead than you were in the beginning, and yet they're still a threat...it's just unnatural...

When a level 6 enemy was a boss fight. Now the nameless grunts are level 10.

Awesome. 23 was one of my favorite Quests so far and I really want to see how it ends be there when it ends.

Actually, once you hit level 30, it'll be cheaper and faster to buy Experience Mushrooms. It grants a full level, whereas with triple experience you'd be gaining only 3/4s of a level per battle. There's going to be half a dozen heroes running around in a field fighting monsters all hopped up on mushrooms and completely drunk on Meads and Nostrums at some point.

Trowel of Slaughter. I'm pretty sure that normal weapon upgrades are going to grind to a halt once people start reaching WP: 20. It'd just be too expensive to do it without Mythril at that point. On the bright side, the special effect weapons that QMs drop can only get more interesting.

But it's not a ranged weapon, it would ruin your near-unbeatable strategy of extreme SP from the back row. I would wait for the Slingshot of Butchery.

There's more to the rarity of Mythril than the price. You can't just buy it anywhere - I believe it's only shown up in around 3 or 4 quests. The odds of a hero having that much on them when they actually run into a merchant selling it is unlikely.

Do you want the WP 50 weapon that ignores SP or not? I half expect it to be replaced by the Shovel of Damnation after somebody gets it.

Wow.

I knew that would happen, at some point or another, but that was just awesome. Also, don't forget my Witch's Talisman, Loren should be Badly Posioned and have 918 health as a result. Atramor stumbles as half of his face is splattered by the mess of blood Xander causes, ravaging every single Pikemen. Ratsbane swings past Loren, but some of the venom flies off the blade, hitting the Rogue Lion leader square in his eye, causing him to glare one-eyed at the witch. "...That was....surprisingly anti-climactic. Huh....Well, ya'll can pile on these bastards, I'm gonna help Cronk and Arthur stamp out those Chaos Beasts." He dashes east, sliding quite quickly as a result of the gore and stretching puddles of blood on the ground.

For about a week or two, for me. Kept debating to myself whether I should bring it up, as it only seemed to occur on EB.

Happy Birthday Ricecracker.

One of the best LEGO films I've seen in my life. :thumbup: I was too distracted by the amazing filming to notice the builds at first, but they're really nice too now that I look at them.

"Alright, mates, here we go....Luke, can ya' try and tend to Tarn?" Atramor draws Ratsbane for what's likely the last time in the battle. It's either fighting to the end or being cut down. His glare returns to Sir Loren, and the power-enhancing rage seems to return - he weaves in between most of the Lions to their commander, slashing at him from the front row furiously. "It's absolutely imperative ya'll pay attention to who everyone else is targeting, we don't want any free hits comin' our way." De'kra's Afraid effect should have worn off by now, I think.

Indeed, both could cause some serious carnage and sound like good chances for roleplaying.