@Eadwyn_G8keeper Thalantyr is a good guy deep down. Besides, he was looking to upgrade to Clay anyway. Stronger, quicker, more durable, and fixes the hygiene issue too. The only problem is getting some of the ingredients imported from Amn.
Not to mention you can bake them and upgrade to ceramic golems...
Ribald Barterman logic:If I can identify that item for you, Mr. Charname? Well, let me see ... yes, this is a Ring of Regeneration, just like the one I used to have in my pocket until five seconds ago.
I busted with mine with an axe long ago. Can't re-load now if I tried, hehheh. I just get uninterested after that for some reason. Breaks the immersion I guess, at least for me. Guess I have played it so long I need that little bit of extra to keep doing so and enjoy it. It doesn't for many though, I know, and doesn't bother me in the least.
@Zaghoul I'm not good enough at the game to try a no reload challenge. I've thought about doing one, but I'd have to start from the ground up on Easy and hope nothing happened. Lots of people out there doing LOB Solo No Reloads, when the best I can handle is Core-Rules, Full Party reload at least five times a chapter.
It tends to make me more carefull. It adds just that little bit of excitement I like from surviving,and the rather large helpin of 'Oh lawd, I'm toast' when gettin killed off, with the resulting disappointment. Then it's back to the drawin board.
As for the BG logic. My rogues are so good at pickpocketing they can snatch the hair clean off a bandit without him noticing. So the question is, do they all wear a toupe? Was I trained by Sweeny Todd? Or, is it they're so dumb they just strap it to their head and think it acts like a skullcap/helmet for stoppin crits?. Then I just snip the headstrap, and sneak off. Whatever they do, it's the practice of the rogue's five finger scalp discount. Crazy...
@Zaghoul Not so fun fact, it's actually possible to survive getting scalped (though probably less likely in the 14th century) though I think someone would certainly notice losing their scalp.
@Zaghoul Not so fun fact, it's actually possible to survive getting scalped (though probably less likely in the 14th century) though I think someone would certainly notice losing their scalp.
Wait, don't you use novocaine before scalping people?
That's the ticket. The better rogues must keep a lil spray bottle of a strong n fast actin mixture of numbing berries n herbs. Smooth off, without noticing.
Wait, don't you use novocaine before scalping people?
That's the ticket. The better rogues must keep a lil spray bottle of a strong n fast actin mixture of numbing berries n herbs. Smooth off, without noticing.
@tbone1 Been here for years actually (I was DJSweatz2013) , but it probably has something to do with me never having the joys of a 12 page thread (thanks by the way, I love you guys)
Well, that makes it even MORE suited to this thread and begs the following question.
How come, er, uhm... why do they still have the brown hair after I pickpocket the blonde scalp smooth off? Another possible answer I just thought, they must keep an extra blonde scalp magically hidden and attached to their head to satisfy the wood be rogue.
But then you have rogue that is darn good at PPing, but a terrible sense of observation and attn to small details.
I wonder what wizard is specializing in hairpieces? That might even warrant waitin a whole minute, heh.
One that really makes me question the temple services is their all knowing senses of intuition from higher wisdom. And these are the head priests at that. How many here have not dragged through the temple door a dead NPC, or even a whole party full of dead NPC's. Your probably half bustin a gut already from pushin a wheelbarrow full of deadfolk into the place.
And the dude has the unmitigated gall and sarcasm to ask me what I need.
I mean we already know, and they already know, that they have no button to tap for burial or cremation services. We ain't bringin em in for the sermon and certainly not bringing in to stand in for the dadgum choir.
Gimmi a break padre, jeeze.
Still bout makes me wanna give em one right across the mouth for that question.
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Nope, not suspicious at all!
I'm not good enough at the game to try a no reload challenge. I've thought about doing one, but I'd have to start from the ground up on Easy and hope nothing happened. Lots of people out there doing LOB Solo No Reloads, when the best I can handle is Core-Rules, Full Party reload at least five times a chapter.
So the question is, do they all wear a toupe?
Was I trained by Sweeny Todd?
Or, is it they're so dumb they just strap it to their head and think it acts like a skullcap/helmet for stoppin crits?. Then I just snip the headstrap, and sneak off.
Whatever they do, it's the practice of the rogue's five finger scalp discount.
Crazy...
Not so fun fact, it's actually possible to survive getting scalped (though probably less likely in the 14th century) though I think someone would certainly notice losing their scalp.
Lol.
It's too bad that doesn't work with every item. Imagine nicking Valygar's dead body off of him without him noticing! That would be so trippy.
Perhaps chloroform?
Been here for years actually (I was DJSweatz2013) , but it probably has something to do with me never having the joys of a 12 page thread (thanks by the way, I love you guys)
All bandits are blonde.
Bandit sprite-brown of hair
Bandit sprite-brown of hair
Bandit sprite-brown of hair
Bandit sprite- brown of hair
Bandit scalp- blond hair
Wait a second....
How come, er, uhm... why do they still have the brown hair after I pickpocket the blonde scalp smooth off?
Another possible answer I just thought, they must keep an extra blonde scalp magically hidden and attached to their head to satisfy the wood be rogue.
But then you have rogue that is darn good at PPing, but a terrible sense of observation and attn to small details.
I wonder what wizard is specializing in hairpieces?
That might even warrant waitin a whole minute, heh.
How many here have not dragged through the temple door a dead NPC, or even a whole party full of dead NPC's.
Your probably half bustin a gut already from pushin a wheelbarrow full of deadfolk into the place.
And the dude has the unmitigated gall and sarcasm to ask me what I need.
I mean we already know, and they already know, that they have no button to tap for burial or cremation services. We ain't bringin em in for the sermon and certainly not bringing in to stand in for the dadgum choir.
Gimmi a break padre, jeeze.
Still bout makes me wanna give em one right across the mouth for that question.
For groups to be exclusively male in the middle ages was common. Exclusively human in a forgotten realms setting though, that is odd.
Actually, you might be able to do that now, too.