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Edit: Actually still busy for a while. Will return as soon as possible!

Play times shall be erratic until Tuesday.

Dredd 3d best film 2012, to be honest. So action packed...

I'd approve of a suggestion for level 7 to be the new level 6, so to speak.

The golden coins are encrusted with gems. Don't think you should be getting one every reset.

Tombac and glass.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jb3CvNa4_-Y

Shame to see him go so soon after getting to know Vind a little more.

May your years be long and prosperous.

I'll repost what I said in other thread, as it is, I think, on the subject as well.

Obviously there is less exploration nowadays. The areas are much more dangerous, with monsters mutated by radiation - I mean, changed by Withering, everywhere.

Which is why I think the exploration should be a bit more rewarding. Perhaps by use of those "rubble" placeables, with random search DCs, and untied to the level/quest, like the ones in Gnolls' quest? That'd also help drive the point of us being basically in a post - apocalyptic setting, foraging into the lands formerly claimed by a civilisation much more powerful than ours.

Obviously there is less exploration nowadays. The areas are much more dangerous, with monsters mutated by radiation - I mean, changed by Withering, everywhere.

Which is why I think the exploration should be a bit more rewarding. Perhaps by use of those "rubble" placeables, with random search DCs, and untied to the level/quest, like the ones in Gnolls' quest? That'd also help drive the point of us being basically in a post - apocalyptic setting, foraging into the lands formerly claimed by a civilisation much more powerful than ours.

Most of us just hide our secrets well.

Wait a second we're discussing realism of a badger in a game where you can survive multiple strikes with a sword*?


*HPs do not actually represent entirely the life itself. They also represent the skill and luck of the typical adventurer.

The problem is, that we can't really argue much for moral relativity in FR, because it's a DnD setting - which means it features actual personifications of moral absolutes, and in fact, those moral absolutes - gods, demons, devils, celestials, etc. etc. - are the driving power of the (multi)universe. Slavery may not be at all times despicably evil - let's face it - Roman slaves, outside the sentenced prisoners, had much better lives usually, and chances to free themselves, than feudal serfs - and feudal contract is something widely accepted in FR.

While slavery may -not- be evil, it is certainly not good - and a paladin should, in my opinion, not partake in the acts, if he does not condemn it. In fact, I'd say that the fact that Mulhorand (sp?) is supposedly LG, while a nation with completely legal slavery, is an omission and a mistake on part of the FR's design. A culture openly partaking in evil/neutral acts, should be evil/neutral.

DoctorDragon? More like CobraCommander, amirite?

I think Summoned Mountain Cat has this - or very, very good hearing skills. Attacked me when invisible and far away from it.

Was fixed, thanks!