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He's threatening and potentially deadly. Ergo, obviously we stick around to talk to him.

There's no such thing as NATO spending (well, there probably is, but it's not what Trump is bitching about.) Trump is complaining that NATO members aren't spending enough of their GDP on their regular military budgets. Whether or not spending that money would actually be useful is something better l...

Walk on water then. Logic seems absent in this book.

Look for a boat.

Lake.

Try for another Gnurlbash ally.

Agree to leave for Lost Island if we can (although it'll more than likely end with a death by boss monster - so maybe try sleeping first? we're bound to get a good sleep roll at one point, that's how probabilities work, right?) If our Dear Leader rules that we're really not supposed to leave without...

I'd go straigth to 138. We can still break the glass on the way out.

At this point, it's die to the boss monster or take a shot at finding some sort of healing.

I say let's take a chance on 138 (if 104 is accessible, then so is 138 I think?)

Also strap on all our armor. The first hit is likely to kill us anyway if we don't.

Try bribing, let's see how many leave before thinking battle.

Of those, I think the cottage is the most likely not to have something that'll deal the last 4 HP of damage.

And it'll have at least 60 LP and be stronger than Hercules.

Key first.

So.

Job interview on Tuesday.

Could use all of the luck in the world, please.

I think 2 is likely enough to be the answer that I want to risk it. Might be a Meteor of Dinosaur Extinction +2 in it.

I'll be really pissed if it only contains gold.

Pretty much the only answer I can come up with is 2 - that is if we interpret "then the same added" to be "Add fifty".

Okay... if we put on the full armour set, and it doesn't screw us, we should expect to last 14 rounds or so. (If the armor explodes, we'll last two or three rounds top, but if we only put limited armour we won't last that much longer so meh. Incidentally, 9-12 on 2d6 is 27.7%, because normal curve.)...

Prak wrote:she could have Matt Murdock represent her, most likely.

That would be an infinitely preferable storyline to more shitty martial arts storyline bullshit.

Honestly, I'm half of a mind to pitch a Hogarth - Lawyer for Superheroes pilot to Marvel.

So the inevitable ragerant about someone not respecting a NAP is officially sccheduled for three posts after mine.

Cast that anti-poison spell, then swig?

The shifter's limited to non-metal armor if it wants all its class features - but since dragonhide exists this just means it can't use random looted armor. You can make it as a Str/Con/Wis high character and not worry much about the other stats. The shifter's edge feat is just there to make a dex-b...

You'd probably be right. Giving the shifter free finesse and shifter's edge is basically needed to have them on par with other martials at level 1. And then, combat wise, they'll progress about as fast as a Warrior until they get a combat-usable animal form (for which I can't bother to do the math, ...

Betrayal has the potential to create truly memorable games.

That said, most of the games won't be memorable at all. And of your memorable games, most will be memorable because of a haunt fizzling out instantly.

It's a great concept that would greatly benefit from a thorough redesign.

The last one seems the only one even vaguely usable. Because really, immunity to dazzled ? Well, it loses trap sense and trapfinding. That's about as useful as being immune to dazzled. :) And the loss of a single rogue talent for pretty much anything is usually worth it since there're so few talent...