Tales of Jahe Discussion

[Dragonsbane]

an Adamantine Golem won't. It's irrelevant, but you used "always"

If Drug can insta-kill with his grenades, then why can't I use the plethora of instant death spells available to black-mana spellcasters?

[My Lead Airbag]

Because, like I said, the only CONCEIVABLE insta-kill Durg has is stuffing a grenade into the rhinoes mouth and BOOM. Whereas, if I allow you to have insta-death spells, be prepared for a lot of enemies who have protection towards black spells to even it out.

[Dragonsbane]

I know, that was directed at IHMN...humorously meant, since he seemed to think Drug would always get a grenade into the enemy's mouth.

Yes, deny it now, IHMN...

No need, Naerzul doesn't know kill spells yet, just weakening, and raising some undead.

[IHateMakingNames]

Where did you get the impression that I thought Drug could get grenades in peoples mouth?

Originally Posted by IHateMakingNames

The only instant killer is Drug, but he wouldn't go near the Rhino close enough to blow it up, and he throws like a girl. And, since he's only known the group for a hour or two, and he doesn't know if they are victims like him, or real criminals, none of them are getting explosives.

That post alone says Drug would almost never get a grenade in the rhino's (And most other things bigger then him, which is everything) mouth.

[Dragonsbane]

DENY IT NOW!!!

Yes, that was a joke, a sarcastic one.

[My Lead Airbag]

Card Time Beginu!!!

[IHateMakingNames]

Fiercest warriors? The guy just died by tripping on a badger and being stabbed by a necromancer. That's pathetic.

[My Lead Airbag]

Yeah, but thats what artistic license lends you. In game, both of them would be dead. And I'm weighing having Bartleby be a recurring villain/ally/something later, so don't kill him or his rhino...yet...

[Dragonsbane]

IHMN, are you saying that stabbing does not kill people? Or that they should somehow be immune to 42 inches of steel being shoved through their vital organs?

He tripped, then the badger sunk its teeth and claws into his leg. That would hurt.

[edit] Bartleby sounds like a competent warrior, and like a potential rebel later on. I personally recommend that he survives, but gets wounded...and perhaps trapped under a dead rhino.

[IHateMakingNames]

No, it's pathetic that this 'fierce warrior' can't see where he is going and drops his sword from the bite/claws of a small undead woodland creature. I would figure a fierce warrior would just step on the moving piles of bones and break it apart.

Edit - Like, let us say Firecall (I think that was his name) was replaced with the rhino rider. He would smash the badger then bash the necromancers face in.