Welcome to the Lady Knight's Quest, where you play as Dame Louise le Blanc as she serves her liege with loyalty and grace. Purging heretics, smiting demons, and sending imperial dogs back to the Roslands with their tails between their legs; it's all part of the job description.
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This quest operates on a "Best of One" dice system, where the first roll with an accompanying vote will get used. If an option requires multiple rolls, the rolls will be selected in order. In cases where multiple rolls are required, calls for a roll that appear in Bold Red will always use the first dice rolled, followed by any vote specific calls for a roll. This quest will primarily use rolls of a D20 and rolls of a D100, though other dice may be used when activating a special ability.
On a d20 roll, a roll of 1 before any modifiers is a critical failure, and a roll of 20 is a critical success. Rolls of 20 that are not used for a vote can be banked for later, and will be tallied up after each post.
On a d100 roll, rolls of 1, 13, and 66 is a "cursed" roll. As d100s are generally used to determine the severity of an event, these rolls will result in a far worse outcome than expected (such as needing to fend off a Dragon on what should have been a largely safe mountain pass). On the other hand, rolls of 100, 77, and 69 are "blessed" rolls, which will result in great fortune. Blessed rolls can be banked for later, and will be tallied up after each post.
Banked rolls can be spent in one of two ways. Whenever a natural 1 is rolled on a d20, or a cursed roll is rolled on a d100, if the players have any banked rolls remaining it will automatically be spent to negate the roll, using the next valid roll for that action. Banked rolls will only be spent if they can skip to a better outcome; if three natural 1s are rolled in a row, but there is only 1 banked roll, no rolls will be spent.
For a roll to be banked, it must 1) not be the roll used for a given action, and 2) must accompany a vote. Players are encouraged to roll whenever a roll is called for in order to increase the number of banked rolls.
<span class="mu-s">Resources</span>
Based on the number of banked rolls from the previous thread, you begin the thread with a number of boons. These boons must be used during the course of this thread, or else they are lost forever.
<span class="mu-s">1x Blessing of Tychae:</span> The first Natural 1 of the thread is automatically negated.
<span class="mu-s">2x Tokens of the Shield:</span> You may choose to use a token to automatically succeed on a saving throw, as if you had met the DC.
<span class="mu-s">2x Tokens of the Quill:</span> You may choose to use a token to automatically succeed on a Diplomacy, Intimidate, Bluff, or Sense Motive check, as if you had exceeded the DC by 5.
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>>5951264 Yes, we know that, but Louise does not. I do think that was just idle flavor speak on anon's part. A rhetorical question, you know?
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>>5951172 >You need to know more about the greater purpose. For what reason are you hunting this Samaritan? Anonymous
>>5951172 >You need to know more about the greater purpose. For what reason are you hunting this Samaritan? >But that hesitation is foolishness in the face of great apostacy. If a Knight of Depravity is to be put down, then you MUST not hesitate to act. PURGE THE UNCLEAN UNTiL IT US DONE
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I Just Love Lady Knights !!qp9SkPCS7dX ID:2NCrnrhg Thu 14 Mar 2024 16:49:13 No. 5951456 Report >>5951198 The Samaritan is the name I landed on for the orange knight. I don't love it, because it relies on a cultural context that the setting doesn't have. Best to call it the nearest English approximation of her moniker, rather than a direct translation.
As for waking up, Columba and column B (your blessed resistance to poisons. You have a special relationship with Providence).
>>5951199 His little brother and the Knight he assigned as his bodyguard, yes.
>>5951200 It is not. Somnumblume is a pun on Sonnenblume, which is German for Sunflower. Though there's definitely something for the "appears harmless and jovial, will fuck you up" that the Grand Duke has going for him.
>>5951202 Alternatively you can be smug as fuck for sealing a better alliance before you even get there, without their help. "I did your job for you, lazybones".
>>5951338 Declare Exterminatus upon the Heretic and Apostate. Scour the land clean of their filth.
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>>5951172 >>But that hesitation is foolishness in the face of great apostacy. If a Knight of Depravity is to be put down, then you MUST not hesitate to act. KILL
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>>5951172 >But that hesitation is foolishness in the face of great apostacy. If a Knight of Depravity is to be put down, then you MUST not hesitate to act. Anonymous
>>5951456 >The Samaritan is the name I landed on for the orange knight. I don't love it, because it relies on a cultural context that the setting doesn't have. Best to call it the nearest English approximation of her moniker, rather than a direct translation. Makes sense. A great many words are geographically, historically, or culturally tied even for mundane things. It's almost unavoidable.
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Rolled 13 (1d20) >>5951172 >You must pray on this. To the LORD, yes, but also to your patron among His Angels, who intercedes on his behalf. (Roll 1d20) Anonymous
>>5951456 >As for waking up, Columba and column B (your blessed resistance to poisons. You have a special relationship with Providence). that's how our resistance is really called ? kek
>His little brother and the Knight he assigned as his bodyguard, yes. thanks
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Rolled 20 (1d20) >>5951172 >You must pray on this. To the LORD, yes, but also to your patron among His Angels, who intercedes on his behalf. (Roll 1d20) The Knights of Depravity are clearly cheating by using devil-powers, so it's only fair to borrow some angel-powers to make up for it. I'd also think it'd be a good idea to requisition assistance from some equivalent of battle-clerics who specialize in this kind of thing if that's possible.
>>5951456 >Alternatively you can be smug as fuck for sealing a better alliance before you even get there One thing I'm a little fuzzy on. Didn't the Princeps technically trespass into our lands with an armed force without authorization? Apparently he just happened to pass by us and the flower-field, but why is he here in the first place?
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>>5951722 Nat 20 Anon, we ARE the battle cleric.
(also, the Princeps raids our land as, like, a hobby)
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I Just Love Lady Knights !!qp9SkPCS7dX ID:D+d7P8yR Thu 14 Mar 2024 23:56:35 No. 5951752 Report I didn't get as much sleep last night as I should have, so it's unlikely that there will be an update tonight, as I'll be turning in soon. I'll answer questions before I turn in:
>>5951527 Yeah, language is a bitch and a half.
>>5951629 Providence is the name of Louise's angelic patron, and also the Domain that her patron is responsible for. It's somewhat ironic for her, as while Providence is an angel oft celebrated by the faithful, she actually falls within the imaginary portion of the Angelic Spectrum (and is thus moderately heretical if you are extremely orthodox). She's Tychae's get, albeit probably the "good girl" of that rowdy bunch.
Her special relationship with Providence is the source of her "Unicorn's Favor" which gives her Fast Healing 1.
>>5951722 I'll go into more detail on why the Princeps is rushing in the next post, but he has a contingent of people he can rely upon waiting for his return. He basically said it outright last post, but the reason he was journeying to your lands was because he was going to beseech your aid as a Knight of the Order of the Holy Light against the Knight of Depravity. While you got your ass kicked, Louise was - in terms of people with public personas as warriors - one of the top ten Knights on the continent before she was forced through melanosis.
>>5951724 "Raids" in quotes. The perennial skirmishes he brings to the borders of your land are less skirmishes/ambushes, and more him coming around and challenging you to a wargame. Your forces meet up, fight eachother with generous terms of quarter, haze any prisoners you take with some stupid task or another, and then have a prisoner exchange before he runs back off to the Roslands.
It annoys Louise to make such sport of out war, but it's also better to have a rival neighbor rather than a hostile neighbor.
The Princeps technically has orders from on high to try and carve out a part of your land, which goes against his preference to have peace with his neighbors. Taking his personal guard out to play once a year is him doing his duty. After all, if he wins, by his terms he would add your lands to his own, so... the a minor act of defiance amuses the Empress more than it annoys her. Though it ticks off Princeps Amalia, who actively dislike the Daffodil Kingdom .
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>>5951752 Well Amalia can suck a fat cucumber and chicken sandwich.
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>>5951752 Makes sense even if the border lords might prefer a peaceful border the rulers will have their own worries and needs whether that be expansion, prestige or diverting attention from internal matters.
How common are those flowers around here?
Sleep well qm.
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>>5951724 >we ARE the battle cleric. You have a point but I imagined the church hierarchy would have a specialist demon-hunter task-force of people who have gear and tactics specifically designed to exterminate cheaters with demon-powers. Doing shit like creating hallowed ground that nerfs demons, or wielding blessed weapons that deal super-effective damage to them.
>>5930777 >>5950369 >>5951722 >Earlier got the nat 100 on post 777, then 2 nat-20s in a row Keep the handjobs coming Tychae
>>5951752 >the reason he was journeying to your lands was because he was going to beseech your aid as a Knight of the Order of the Holy Light against the Knight of Depravity. I see fortune has conveniently had them meet up early to move things along
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>>5951755 >Well Amalia can suck a fat cucumber and chicken sandwich. >>5951876 >Keep the handjobs coming Tychae careful anons, your Damien is showing
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>>5951896 >tfw cucumber and chicken is a classic combination, the freshness of the cucumber slices and the savory fry of the chicken held together with warm bread and a humble ketchup* *Ketchup is just a type of sauce. Modern day has fooled most people into using it synonymously with tomato. There are many types of ketchup in the past. Anonymous
>>5951876 We have a holy weapon and, if I'm not mistaken, can nerf demons.
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>>5951924 I find that the best nerf to anything is to remove its vital organs with extreme violence.
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I Just Love Lady Knights !!qp9SkPCS7dX ID:D+d7P8yR Sat 16 Mar 2024 05:25:37 No. 5952657 Report It's Friday, so that means <span class="mu-s">Lore</span>. <span class="mu-s">The Principality of Pleniflora</span> The Principality of Pleniflora occupies the lands surrounding Lake Pleniflora in the southwestern territory of the Empire of Roses. To its east sits the Mavrosdasos, a great untamed forest that spreads north from the eastern reaches of Briarcrown. To its west, it borders the Rosarian Ivylands, and to the north sits the Principality of Tourenia. To its south lay the Briarcrown, and beyond it the Daffodil Kingdom. Though the territory of Pleniflora makes it the largest Principality in total area, it is the smallest Principality in terms of population and landmass. Most of its territory is eaten up by Lake Pleniflora, the largest body of fresh water in the world. The lake - and its navigable connection to the Sea of Moonlight through the Ivystem - make the principality a bustling center of trade. The fishing villages that surrounded the lake grew into port towns and inland trade hubs, making them indispensible for carrying metal from the Rosland's interior mountains to buyers along the coast and in other countries. The Principality is ruled by <span class="mu-s">Princeps Octavian de Pleniflora</span>, who carries the prestige equal to that of a Daffodil Kingdom Duke. He is known to be a polymath and a scholar, having planned to become a Professor of the Mathic Arts at the University of Roses prior to his rather sudden ascendancy to the throne ten years ago. Octavian is the eighth son of the former Princeps Pleniflora, Martin de Pleniflora, and did not expect to inherit the throne. However, the aftermath of the Deeplands Expedition left his father unable to rule and his elder brothers unable to inherit. He was left behind at the young age of 22 to help his mother raise his youngest brother into a fine man, and to rule the Principality. He very quickly rebuilt the alliances his father had assembled, and <span class="mu-i">reminded</span> the less compliant territories of why they should follow him peacefully. He considers himself to be a cursed man. He did not seek dominion, but he could not stand by and watch the principality tear itself apart into squabbling feudal estates without his father to lead them. He despises the wasted lives of war, and so in a true battle he fights as viciously as honor will permit. His heart yearns for a woman strong enough to stand beside him and be his pillar, yet the heart of the only one he has found belongs to another man. <span class="mu-s">Population:</span> 1.4 million <span class="mu-s">Capital:</span> Pleniflors <span class="mu-s">Primary Industries:</span> Fishing, Shipping, Mining, Carpentry, Furs, Alchemical Reagents <span class="mu-s">Sigil</span>: Red Pleniflora on field of Silver and Black.
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>>5952657 Interesting, life was hard to the dude but he managed to reign things.
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>>5952657 Has he perhaps tried to look for a different woman instead of fixating on one unattainable? Silly man. Good, but silly. Surely there are cool ladies out there. He's just blinding himself to it. Surely.
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>>5952703 I don't believe for a second the QM put only a single strong ladyknight in his setting.
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>>5952743 Well there are at least two others. However, they have passengers.
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>>5952657 >the aftermath of the Deeplands Expedition left his father unable to rule and his elder brothers unable to inherit That sounds deliberately vague.
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I Just Love Lady Knights !!qp9SkPCS7dX ID:D+d7P8yR Sun 17 Mar 2024 05:56:28 No. 5953562 Report "I've always recovered quickly from injury and sickness," you tell him, and 'tis true. Your prayers to the LORD, your praise of your angelic patron and protector Providence, your earnest faith that they will see you through the trials before you; these do not go unrewarded. The Good Father Durandal calls it the special Providence that the LORD keeps for those He sends into his toughest battles. A smile cracks on your face. "After all, once cannot purge the unclean with a sour stomach or a broken arm." The Princeps brightens ever so slightly when he hears your words, sees your expression. A note of hope enters his voice when he asks, "Will you join me then? Help me rid the land of this blackguard's apostacy?" "Gladly," you say, and you mean it. The Earl cannot bargain for his coalition while he sleeps, so you may as well make a little headway on your own while you wait. However... "Though I'd have questions of you before we begin, if you do not mind my asking." "You know, normally I would decline. There are many vipers in the LORD's Garden who would pry at secrets I've taken oaths not to share," he says. A sensible position for the rare man of honor in Rosarium, one that you cannot help but nod along to. A smile of his own blooms shyly and uncertain, laden down by whatever thought weigh upon his mind. "For you, Lady Louise, I shall make an exception. I, Octavian des Pleniflora, shall answer your questions to the best of my ability, and shall conceal no truths in my explanation." The tips of your ears pinken at his words. Not only do you hear no lie in them, but there's an earnestness behind his voice that makes your heart flutter. It reminds you too much of the silly promises René would make beneath the lisbon tree, the foolish oaths of childhood that you took so very seriously. This is not the first time the Princeps resemblance to your love has put you off guard, and you suspect that it will not be the last. <span class="mu-s"><span class="mu-g">You shove all those strange feelings away for now</span></span>. Your first question of the Princeps, of Octavian, is one you must ask out of duty. "Forgive me if this question sounds rude, or ungrateful for the aid you've rendered to both myself and the Duke of Sonnenblume with your assistance, but it is one that I must ask all the same. For what reason have you come south with men-at-arms, infringing upon my territory?" Confusions crosses Octavian's face, before he comes to a realization that makes him chuckle for a moment, a reaction that deeps the frown that had crossed your face. "Forgive me, my lady, that was rude of me. I fly a banner of peace and parley, and sent a courier ahead to herald my arrival. Alas, the somnumblume drove him to the same sleep that took your companions. My sole purpose was to enlist your aid in my hunt... and perhaps the aid of the famed Witch Hunter Durandal, as well, if he wished to leave retirement."
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I Just Love Lady Knights !!qp9SkPCS7dX ID:D+d7P8yR Sun 17 Mar 2024 05:57:32 No. 5953564 Report >>5953562 His words make you think for a moment. Father Durandal's conference was why he could not accompany you as chaplain into the Highlands. His aid ultimately proved unnecessary, but you can't help but wonder...
His presence would have seen the curses laid on you and Alex contained before they spread so far.
His presence would have deterred Rebecca from her foolishness.
And now his absence leaves a hunt for apostacy short one witch hunter.
"I almost wonder if they didn't make their plans around his absence..." you tell Octavian. The Princeps quirks his brow, not quite sure of what you mean. After all, Father Durandal is but one man, and as clerics go there are many in the world whom the LORD has granted a greater portion of His favor. Yet all the same, "His might would make little difference on the battlefield, but his experience would have proved invaluable. The Diocese convenes every four years, anyone who wished to know its schedule could learn it with ease..."
Octavian scratches his chin. "More than Witch Hunter Durandal would be absent, then. Ranking priests from the lands bordering the Briarcrown would all be down in Sonnenblume. It is a shame that we have not the time to fetch him; I've already dallied enough seeking you out."
Which brings you to your other, more pressing question. "What reason has you hunting this Samaritan with such haste, Princeps? Preparation is wisdom in all things, as the LORD teaches..."
A darkness crosses the Princeps' face. Even the sun seems to hide behind the clouds upon seeing his change of mood, shade cast by the white tufts of cotton that sail across the sea of the sky giving the road an atmosphere not even half as dreary as Octavian's expression. After a moment of staring out the window, his gaze far away, he finally says something.
"Not one week ago, the Samaritan stole away my younger brother Aris," he says. The smile that crosses his face at his own words is bitter and hallow, and with it comes a confession. "I got wind that she was hiding in the Mavrodasos from the Princeps Amalia. We hatched a scheme to draw her out, using Aris as unwitting bait. He fancies a girl who lives on the other side of the forest, you see, so it was simple enough to change the route to have him cut through the woods instead of going around as he usually does."
His smile becomes a grimace. "As much as I'd like to blame Amalia for coming up with this stupid idea, I did not second guess her when I should have. There should have been little risk, I should have been not a step behind his carriage with force enough to bring the Samaritan low. Yet when we got there... they were already gone."
>Offer your sympathies for his missing brother. >Reprimand his foolishness and unchivalrous methods of drawing the Samaritan out. >Absolve him of his sins and command that he go and sin no more. >Assure him that you will aid him in smoking the Samaritan out, even if you need to personally burn the Mavrodasos to ash. >Write In Anonymous
>>5953564 Aaand now we're reminded of why our love cannot be a Rosarian nobleman, not even one as relatively honorable and good (and cute) as Octavian. To use your own younger brother as BAIT without even informing him! To exploit young love!
>Offer your sympathies for his missing brother. >Reprimand his foolishness and unchivalrous methods of drawing the Samaritan out. We'll help him get him back, though, if the boy yet lives.
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>>5953564 >>Assure him that you will aid him in smoking the Samaritan out, even if you need to personally burn the Mavrodasos to ash. Anonymous
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>>5953564 >Offer your sympathies for his missing brother. Anonymous
>>5953564 >>Offer your sympathies for his missing brother. >>Reprimand his foolishness and unchivalrous methods of drawing the Samaritan out. >>Assure him that you will aid him in smoking the Samaritan out, even if you need to personally burn the Mavrodasos to ash. It's not our place to absolve him yet. For the product of his "sin" is still out there. Can't repent until his brother is safe.
>>5953573 I'm genuinely not worried about him being alive.
It would probably be better for him if he was dead, after all. Tortures of the mind and body can break a soul as well. Anonymous
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>>5953564 >Offer your sympathies for his missing brother. >Reprimand his foolishness and unchivalrous methods of drawing the Samaritan out. Damn, he's dumb as a brick.
>Ask him why Amalia isn't helping Anonymous
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>>5953564 >>Offer your sympathies for his missing brother. Anonymous
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>>5953564 >Offer your sympathies for his missing brother. Anonymous
>>5953564 >Offer your sympathies for his missing brother. Though for this I'd have paced it something like "I see that you're well aware it was ill-advised to go along with Amalia's plan, so a reprimand from me would be redundant. And your involvement in your brother's predicament aside, you do have my sympathies."
>I should have been not a step behind his carriage with force enough to bring the Samaritan low. No offense dude but unless you've gotten a hell of a lot stronger since we last met I have a hard time seeing you making a dent in one of the Knights of Depravity even with a lot of backup. The Arbiter was that bad.
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>>5953564 >Offer your sympathies for his missing brother. This Thread Now Belongs to Tychae !!qp9SkPCS7dX
This Thread Now Belongs to Tychae !!qp9SkPCS7dX ID:D+d7P8yR Mon 18 Mar 2024 02:58:09 No. 5954223 Report <span class="mu-s">Thread Archive</span>:
https://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/qstarchive/2024/5915513/ The S Rank Supreme Beauty and All-Mighty Angel of Fortune <span class="mu-s">Tychae</span> now claims ownership of this thread! Please hold back your applause at my stunning good looks and overwhelming power over the domains of fate and causality.
Now you may or may not have noticed that the boring fellow who runs these threads has been pretty sporadic these last couple of weeks. Sadly, things that should have been wrapping up by the time he <span class="mu-i">started</span> this thread got extended by <span class="mu-s">two whole months</span> for various reasons. Now don't tell the boring man, but now that things <span class="mu-i">are</span> wrapping up, I plan on kidnapping him and making him my prisoner for a few weeks so we can do this and that.
Ehe~! Just kidding, I'm <span class="mu-i">way</span> out of his league~
It's work that's taking him prisoner - right now, in fact - and then after that he'll be taking some time off to do boring things like "tend his garden", "plant some tomatoes", and "catch up on his sleep". You can expect him to return to his hamster life, grinding out chapters once he's refreshed and ready. Alas, he did not give me a date, but early to mid April is Tychae's best guess.
Now that talking about that bore is done, let's talk about the apple of my great-granddaughter's eye. To start, since, uh... no one used the <span class="mu-s">special vouchers</span>, Tychae will be merciful and allow them to carry over to the next thread. Don't expect this mercy again, my great-granddaughter just begged REALLY hard for her little human to receive these boons, got it?
So you have a choice of what to do with the rest. I think you have four banked rolls to work with, do correct me if I'm wrong. <span class="mu-s">As always, one will convert to negate the first natural one of the next thread</span>, but how will you spend the other three?
>Buy a feat >Buy a magic talent >Buy a combat talent >Buy a skill talent >Enhance your standard loadout >Apply a +1 inherent bonus to STR, DEX, CON, INT, WIS, or CHA (limit 2) >>5952703 Silly anon. People getting really hung up on one person is only human. He'll probably find a love interest eventually, if he doesn't manage to woo Louise.
>>5952743 Yeah, that boring guy has two types. Super tall and muscular tomboys or super short and dummy thicc dorks. There are many fish in the sea for little Otto, but he'll need to find them.
>>5953573 It is the microcosm of the problems with the Roslands, right there... and its fallout being exactly why he normally doesn't make such cold-hearted ploys. Unfortunately, the Princeps Amalia can be very persuasive when she wishes to be.
>>5953583 Yes, you understand their methods well.
Torture? No. They have other ways by which they can seduce him to the dark side. >>5953826 Little Otto always ran with his men, but never actually fought during those skirmishes, it should be noted.
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>>5954223 >Silly anon. People getting really hung up on one person is only human Oh of course. Every human knows that. The sensation is very human.
>Torture? No It's all the same. Feeding someone ice cream til they puke is torture, even if they enjoy it up until they don't. So too is fulfilling other needs. Like collecting the coolest stick in the forest that is shaped PERFECTLY like a sword. Absolute fucking kino. Never trust demon worshippers. Or any of their promises and "gifts". Also
>S Rank beauty Mid-low B, tops. Not enough demon murdering battle eyes. Slay some evil you fop! Stab something.
>Buy a feat FEATS! No not that kind of feet.
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>>5954223 >Apply a +1 inherent bonus to DEX, WIS and CHA pumpping our wisdom. btw thanks mommy Tychae for letting us keep our boobs, I mean boons.
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>>5954223 >Buy a feat >Buy a magic talent >Buy a combat talent Take the opportunity to buff before fighting a KoD
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>>5954223 >>Apply a +1 inherent bonus to STR, DEX, CON, INT, WIS, or CHA (limit 2) CHA and WIS
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>>5954223 >Buy a feat >Buy a magic talent >Buy a combat talent Anonymous
>>5954223 >+2 Wis, +1 Str We need to be able to keep our id in check, resist demonic influence, and kick Arbiter and Samaritan ass
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>>5954244 >>5954440 btw is the limit 2 how much of an inherent bonus we can give each stat through this or just how many we can pick each time ? in case it's the later, going with just WIS and CHA instead
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Tychae, Aspect of Fortune !!qp9SkPCS7dX ID:T9N2uMZY Mon 18 Mar 2024 20:14:50 No. 5954661 Report >>5954239 >Mid-low B, tops. Not enough demon murdering battle eyes. Slay some evil you fop! Stab something. Do not mistake my playfulness for inaction. The scales of fortune must be balanced, but I alone have Authority to nudge the position of each weight.
My hand guides the inexperienced militiaman whose lucky shot saves his captain from the Demon pushing him back. My finger rests upon the scale when brave men stand against impossible odds against the armies of the Enemy. Every coinflip of the good-hearted rogue, who wonders should he turn back to aid a stranger, or continue in his flight, rests in my hands that a dagger may find its way into the cultists back. My hands are in every stumble of the Orc as they charge over rough terrain, as humans flee without a worry that they might trip and fall.
Those doomed to martyrdom by the threads of fate, I gift the karmic backlash. For though the Enemy would sorely wish them taken alive and made into a mockery of what they once were, I lend them such accursed that they instead find the sweet release of a heroic death.
Do not mistake me for a fool, simply because I love to play.
>>5954650 You can take that benefit twice, and each time it must apply to a different attribute. So no going "+2 Wis" , needs to be +1/+1
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>>5954661 That's a whole lot of yammerin' to say "I don't dropkick demons in half".
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>>5954223 >I think you have four banked rolls to work with, do correct me if I'm wrong >>5930777 >>5950369 >>5951722 >>5950637 >>5946322 >>5920098 I'm not sure if we spent some of these, but I think each of them could count (and the 777 one is a double.)
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>>5954661 Changing
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>+1 Wis +1 Str
+1 Magic Talent
in deference to these specifications
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