OOC:  Boss, the HT bonus from Fit and Very Fit is just a straight +1 or +2 to HT for any rolls.  "...to avoid knockdown, unconsciousness, or death, to resist disease, poison, or magic, etc."

Yes (aside from not giving FP) Fit and Very Fit are worth the points over raising HT.  They are good for everyone, including Wizards.

And yet I always, always, forget to take them in DF (probably because I'm just following the Template and running out of points).

In reply to Narrator (msg # 513):

OK, so this works instead..  Resistant to Metabolic Hazards (+3) [10]

In reply to Stenet Fjall (msg # 514):

Thanks! makes me change my priorities for my next build!


I recognize this is the sacond time I have stacked toxifiers...

OOC:  They make good demons though.  A nice, "this isn't something I can just paste" monster (unless you have a magic weapon).

In reply to Stenet Fjall (msg # 517):

Hogarth checks the thing is dead with his flaming axe... before the fire expired.

In reply to Stenet Fjall (msg # 517):

Melchizedek, who released the flaming weapon, letting it burn for another minute, sighed.

"So, what else came through the gate? Were these the last of the evil tracks?"

Stenet turns his back on the dissipating toxifier, again scanning their flanks and surroundings to make sure nothing was sneaking up on them.

In reply to Stenet Fjall (msg # 520):

a Dryad peers from behind a tree

"What have you done with flane and axe? look at this ruination!"

In reply to Dryad (msg # 521):

"Are you talking about the dead demon? or is there another demon nearby for us to hunt?"

In reply to Hograth Podkarmen (msg # 522):

she gestures at the blackened and blighted sreas, and the charred remains of the lion's headed thing.

"That was from the demon your Queen sent us to slay, because your kind is ill suited to the job," Stenet growls out brusquely.

In reply to Stenet Fjall (msg # 524):

"Weapons of flame were not desired, nor exploding demonkin... perhaps you should go to the underworld and do such things there, rather than harming the eternal Spring."

"Don't like it, take it up with your Queen.  We're doing her bidding."
This message was last edited by the player at 00:00, Sat 17 July 2021.

In reply to Stenet Fjall (msg # 526):

"The Queen is not aware of all of the e il in her domain."

In reply to Dryad (msg # 527):

"No, my dear, she is not. That. is why she sent us to hunt it and deal with it. We would not have used fire if regular weapons would have sufficed, but they did not. I presume you did not see the recent battle, or you would have seen that. If you have doubts, stay with me an watch as we work to fight evil. Just as the sun sometimes burns those it nourishes, so to sometimes defeating evil hurts those we are protecting, but we are doing all we can to minimise that."
This message had punctuation tweaked by the player at 22:56, Mon 19 July 2021.

In reply to Melchizidek (msg # 528):

"Then shall I watch your progress."

In reply to Dryad (msg # 529):

"Very well. I can escort you if you wish, for it is dangerous business we do."

In reply to Melchizidek (msg # 530):

"Right. Shall we continue? Is there any other evil to smite here?"

He looks around as the flames on his axe go out, no longer supported by the Priest of Helios.

"Urrun, you have the keen nose for this work, smell any other demons around we need to deal with?"

He shrugs, then sniffs the wind and listens around them.



[Private to GM:  19:38, Today: Urrun rolled 11 using 3d6.  Listen. by 2
19:38, Today: Urrun rolled 9 using 3d6.  Smell.  by 6  ]

In reply to Urrun (msg # 533):

There is a little something in the wind,
that faint mixture odmf sulpher, hot metal, sour milk and the musk of sex,


only with the last vapors of the toxifier and the rotting ooze of the lion head, you can't quite place the source.

I walk away... stink here.   he moves away to try and I dentify a direction.

In reply to Urrun (msg # 535):

"Probably upwind, no?"

He checks the wind direction...

Yes ... good guess ;-)

In reply to Urrun (msg # 537):

make another roll and see