In reply to GM (msg # 3):

testing

In reply to Kores Varias (msg # 4):

Oh good.  Wonder who really read book 5 to any great depth.  I got a vague recollection of skimming through it years ago.  Madness rules were..  fun.

In reply to Kores Varias (msg # 5):

I never even found it. Books 1 to 4 and 6, no problem. But Book 5 never showed in the shops or libraries near me. ;_;

Had to wait for the new edition to discover Glissom and Elementalists!

In reply to Tobias Garrick (msg # 6):

I suppose it was my lucky fine, first and last copy of book 5 I ever saw.  Second hand book store.  I think the original owner sold it off cheap.  Hell, I only paid 45p for my copy.

I offered 10 quid to my local library for book 6.  I'd offer more on ebay today if I didn't already have it.

In reply to Kores Varias (msg # 7):

I have three. :)

In my area, book 6 was as rear as hens teeth.  Didn't find out about Warlocks and the wider world till Version 1.1

In reply to Colm Cernach (msg # 9):

Damn it, thinking about my local libraries, for 3 miles all around there were copies of 2, 3, 4 and 6.  I had to travel to the next town maybe 5 miles away to get a copy of book 1 and that made everything comprehendible.

I suppose my copy of 6 was the first and last copy I ever laid eyes on too.  I had to buy 2 from a friend since I didn't want to nick it from the local library.

Can't believe I wasted my own way of the tiger 1-6...  drying salts spilt all over it, will never dry unless I can somehow wash off the salts.  I bought a new set on ebay.

In reply to Kores Varias (msg # 10):

Book 6 kind of blew my mind - I'd been playing the Blood Sword books and Dragon Warriors for a couple of years, with no inkling that they were connected except by the authors. The realisation that they were in the same world was... well, more than my 11 year-old brain could take!

In reply to Tobias Garrick (msg # 11):

I never really haduch trouble finding my books...I guess DW targeted rural newsagents in the outback as its key distribution method. :D

In reply to GM (msg # 12):

Well...as folks have been posting in the OOC and theres been no IC posts for two days I'm gonna say no one tries to stop Kores. :)
This message had punctuation tweaked by the GM at 21:44, Thu 01 Sept 2016.

Gale is a little afraid of Kores and beside he is the smart one who is suppose to know what he is doing... so yeah, no blocks from Gale side

I'll wait until someone else acts, still not overly sure how combat works.  :S

In reply to Carlyn (msg # 15):

We need meat shields to do all this...  I just thought it was appropriate....

'intelligent' eh?....

Why would we do that? Kores is the reliable, well-thought out type. He wouldn't do anything dangerous, surely? :op

In reply to Tobias Garrick (msg # 17):

You guys would probably follow him to hell....

3 Round Burst = 3 Actions AND 3 Rolls.  This seems to work ok with pbem.

I once played a game where the first skirmish (a 5 minutes tabletop encounter) took 6 weeks to resolve!

That shield parry just saved your life. :)

In reply to GM (msg # 20):

Is he really that wounded?  I thought he only took a crossbow bolt...

I've got a glass jaw...

In reply to Colm Cernach (msg # 22):

Kores will get to him.  If he has to, he'll try raise dead and exchange insults with the corpse...

Seems the visibility really is bad...  wonder how far we can see?

it was originally " treat the dead as invisible" level modifiers, the fire helped a lot.

In reply to GM (msg # 24):

Well, he'll do heal on the girl, then TANGLEROOTS on the zombie facing Colm, and DRAGONBREATH on the zombie facing the girl if its trapped.  If not, then a 2nd attempt at TANGLEROOTS vs Colm's zombie.

Lets hope it don't end up trapping Colm....

I just need one good hit on my zombie and its destroyed! I can take a couple of hits till I'm dead.

I have some minor healing balms in my pack aswell, so don't use greater healing on me (yet)

Concentrate on keeping Carlyn alive Kores, focus your spells on her Zombie.

In reply to Colm Cernach (msg # 26):

Lets loot!

*Dispel Tangleroots*

In reply to Kores Varias (msg # 27):

Hey, if I recall correctly, removing crossbow bolts involves pushing it out the other side right?  This'll be fun!