I could give them a godly ally but then berserk it... Heh...
Such a strategy can only lead to tragedy.
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Kasanip's Sketchbook 2 Thread
It is difficult to speak English, please excuse mistakes kindly m(_ _)m Because of study, it is forum vacation until 24/06/2013
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The only thing worse than an empty signature is one that has nothing at all to say. One that simply yammers on with little or no point; quietly, subtly draining away seconds of your life.
The worst are the ones that look like they have a point. Multiple paragraph monstrosities that you're sure will have some sort of satisfying conclusion. Some sort of goal, to show that your reading was not in vain.
I eagerly look forward to seeing Byron's leveled up stats.
Alternatively, I eagerly look forward to seeing Byron's 100%+ growths when he shows up as level 1.
You've been waiting for over a year now, I guess I have a long wait ahead for my thief, huh? Unless both teams are getting them at the same time and the two thieves ahead of me don't show....one can hope.
Edit: I guess you are one of those two thieves...so uh, yeah, just one other thiefling ahead of me.
I could give them a godly ally but then berserk it... Heh...
You know, I'm sorry I suggested it... That's a way to start a map, huh? Have a recruitable neutral unit in the middle of the map, and then have it be easily berserked...
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Nah, I was thinking more along the lines of this...
Around chapter 20 or so, both Blue and Green are on the same map, finally confronting the bad guys. Suddenly, one of their hellish experiments breaks free forcing the bigbads to temporarily have bigger fish to fry and not worry about killing the PCs for the time being. The experiment breaks through a wall... its the twisted form of an enormous two headed wolf made from human bodies (Imagine humanoid forms made of wax. Now melt them a bit to where they're in a bubbling pool but still retain some of their general features. Now shape this mass into the form of a two headed wolf. Now replace the wax figures with actual people. Still living people in never-ending agony, screaming out in pain, most driven to madness, but some still begging for death that never comes).
The monster bursts through the wall and starts eating "enemy" soldiers. Whichever superboss is present confronts the thing, but it berserks them... Yep, it can use magic and now you're screwed because instead of fighting one incredibly powerful enemy, you now have to fight a world ending abomination of pure evil... in addition to the wolf-thing.
He buys random people drinks and doesn't afraid of anything.
Darn right! Just ask Pavlov, or that Wyvern dude. By the way, I understand the Tesla reference with the Green's boss, but not how Pavlov fits in as an archer.
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Darn right! Just ask Pavlov, or that Wyvern dude. By the way, I understand the Tesla reference with the Green's boss, but not how Pavlov fits in as an archer.
Pavlov the boss had wolves. Pavlov the person worked with dogs.
I thought maybe when ..whoever was yelling at Pavlov (Unless it was the other boss, I don't remember, and I'm too busy to look it up) called him a dog. Or something.
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Sounds like something I might've done... dont remember honestly.
Anyways, the reference was the fact that he had wolves... The fact that he was an archer was because I wanted each map to have a long-range boss and didn't want to go with two magic users.
Nah, I was thinking more along the lines of this...
Around chapter 20 or so, both Blue and Green are on the same map, finally confronting the bad guys. Suddenly, one of their hellish experiments breaks free forcing the bigbads to temporarily have bigger fish to fry and not worry about killing the PCs for the time being. The experiment breaks through a wall... its the twisted form of an enormous two headed wolf made from human bodies (Imagine humanoid forms made of wax. Now melt them a bit to where they're in a bubbling pool but still retain some of their general features. Now shape this mass into the form of a two headed wolf. Now replace the wax figures with actual people. Still living people in never-ending agony, screaming out in pain, most driven to madness, but some still begging for death that never comes).
The monster bursts through the wall and starts eating "enemy" soldiers. Whichever superboss is present confronts the thing, but it berserks them... Yep, it can use magic and now you're screwed because instead of fighting one incredibly powerful enemy, you now have to fight a world ending abomination of pure evil... in addition to the wolf-thing.
Something like that ^_^
Wait, so Envy is the final boss?
As a side note, would it be alright if Lillain uses her noble connections to try and contact the leadership around here?
Edit: As in knowing them on an aquaintence or above level?
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I dunno, something about giving something a humanoid form and then warping it makes it horrifying. It works, so why fight it?
That and I've always liked Envy... Despite being a complete monster, deserving a slow and painful death, you actually kinda pity the guy when it finally happens.
But I digress... The final boss will not be Envy... he’s just one of the bosses leading up to the final boss... Nah, Sloth is gonna be the final boss. Super fast AND super strong, pretty damn hard to beat that without using techniques passed down your family line * * * FOR GENERATIONS * * *
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As a side note, would it be alright if Lillain uses her noble connections to try and contact the leadership around here?
Edit: As in knowing them on an aquaintence or above level?
Go for it if you want. Might work, might open up a portal to hell where legions of bipedal hair and skinless, three eyed bears with more teeth than the Osmond family try to tear you limb from limb and devour your flesh. Won't know unless you try ^_^.