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2019-08-20, 05:32 AM (ISO 8601)Troll in the Playground
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Re: Inadvertent Sphinx Pox Apocalypse
Damned good answers!
My solution was, 'Order of the Stick,' but I like those better.
"I have a mouth but cannot talk, I have limbs, but cannot walk. Who am I?"Last edited by brian 333; 2019-08-20 at 05:33 AM.
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2019-08-20, 07:43 AM (ISO 8601)Ogre in the Playground
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Re: Inadvertent Sphinx Pox Apocalypse
Pretty much anything from The Binding of Issac.
Man Enemies in that game are GROSS.
"Besides, you know the saying: Kill one, and you are a murderer. Kill millions, and you are a conqueror. Kill them all, and you are a god." -- Fishman
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2019-08-20, 08:15 AM (ISO 8601)Ogre in the Playground
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Re: Inadvertent Sphinx Pox Apocalypse
The Sarlacc?
Originally Posted by brian 333
Each one of us, alone, is but a drop in the sea
Our powers pale compared with the great heroes
Our battles don’t hit theheadlines or shake the earth
But they are few, can’t be everywhere, and we, many
So, when the world or universe needs saving, they come
But when people needs saving, we are the ones to appear
We're underdogs, but we rise up to the challenge to be heroes.
(Wishing Joe, a low-powered superhero)
"I really like the Geek Math'ology we do here"
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2019-08-20, 10:25 AM (ISO 8601)Titan in the Playground
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Re: Inadvertent Sphinx Pox Apocalypse
Soo... this thread was about Sphinx Pox. When did it become a riddle game?
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2019-08-20, 11:00 AM (ISO 8601)Ogre in the Playground
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Re: Inadvertent Sphinx Pox Apocalypse
"What disease is riddled with riddles?" Originally Posted by WindStruck
Each one of us, alone, is but a drop in the sea
Our powers pale compared with the great heroes
Our battles don’t hit theheadlines or shake the earth
But they are few, can’t be everywhere, and we, many
So, when the world or universe needs saving, they come
But when people needs saving, we are the ones to appear
We're underdogs, but we rise up to the challenge to be heroes.
(Wishing Joe, a low-powered superhero)
"I really like the Geek Math'ology we do here"
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2019-08-20, 06:20 PM (ISO 8601)Ogre in the Playground
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Re: Inadvertent Sphinx Pox Apocalypse
"What disease is asymptomatic in the morning, causes riddles in the afternoon, and brain hemorrhaging in the evening?" Originally Posted by D.One
"What disease is riddled with riddles?"An explanation of why MitD being any larger than Huge is implausible.
See my extended signature here! May contain wit, candor, and somewhere from 52 to 8127 walruses.
Purple is humorous descriptions made up on the fly
Green is serious talk about hypothetical
Blue is irony and sarcasm
"I think, therefore I am,
I walk, therefore I stand,
I sleep, therefore I dream;
I joke, therefore I meme."
-Squire Doodad
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2019-08-21, 07:21 AM (ISO 8601)Bugbear in the Playground
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Re: Inadvertent Sphinx Pox Apocalypse
Some diseases are harder to remove than others. Mummy rot, for example. Which, given the themes, I'd kinda expect it to be based on. Originally Posted by WindStruck
Mummy Rot (Su)
Supernatural disease—slam, Fortitude DC 16, incubation period 1 minute; damage 1d6 Con and 1d6 Cha. The save DC is Charisma-based.
Unlike normal diseases, mummy rot continues until the victim reaches Constitution 0 (and dies) or is cured as described below.
Mummy rot is a powerful curse, not a natural disease. A character attempting to cast any conjuration (healing) spell on a creature afflicted with mummy rot must succeed on a DC 20 caster level check, or the spell has no effect on the afflicted character.
To eliminate mummy rot, the curse must first be broken with break enchantment or remove curse (requiring a DC 20 caster level check for either spell), after which a caster level check is no longer necessary to cast healing spells on the victim, and the mummy rot can be magically cured as any normal disease.
An afflicted creature who dies of mummy rot shrivels away into sand and dust that blow away into nothing at the first wind.Attention LotR fans
Spoiler: LotRThe scouring of the Shire never happened. That's right. After reading books I, II, and III, I stopped reading when the One Ring was thrown into Mount Doom. The story ends there. Nothing worthwhile happened afterwards. Middle-Earth was saved.
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