A Dermorian in fine clothes waits outside of the Iron Temple. He cries out for brave adventurers to recover some stolen supplies for him. Time passes and eventually a people gather near him. He informs them that one of his couriers, carrying valuable alchemical supplies, was waylaid near the Hydlaa iron mine and that the supplies are extremely valuable. During this time Mellas shows up briefly but had to run off again, however she ddoes further emphasize the importance of the supplies. The group traveled out to the mine where they encounter a diaboli in a cloak carrying a sealed bag. Despite the party's entreaties that the diaboli hand over the supplies she refuses, eventually running towards Hydlaa. After an extensive chase over Hydlaa's rooftops the diaboli is cornered by the dwarf Ench who knocks her out and took the bag, giving it to the finely dressed Dermorian. After the grateful elf had rewarded the party all went their separate ways. And they all lived happily ever aft....

A Dermorian in fine clothes walks over to the fountain in the alleyway near Kada-el's tavern. He takes some water, washing the dye from his hair and makeup from his features. A few illusions fade from his face. He pulls a cloak from within his pack and turns his fine clothes inside out, revealing a much plainer interior. Running his fingers through his reddish hair Raelas gives the alchemical supplies Alirukell would never see a grin....

In front of the Iron Temple Mellas looks down at a unconcious young diaboli....

[Thank you to everyone who took part in this. And it may not be over. Time will tell.  ]

Alirukell's research on a cure brought him to one conclusion, he'd need to call in some favors to get enough reagents. Not for any moral reason, simply because in order for his data to be viable he needed a larger test size. And where there are items of value, there will be thieves.....

(Been trying to wrangle a bit of (possibly attempted) theft of the components while they're en route to Hydlaa. Anyway, contact Alirukell or Raelas in-game, or send me a PM. Or if you have a reputation for theft, I might just contact you.)

Probably because the various other skills usually used by stealthy dagger types don't work yet.

I wish threads would remain on topic.

Ok, in all seriousness, I wish governments would start thinking with their heads instead of their egos.

If a child born of a bi-racial couple is only of one parent's race are they a clone of that parent?
Because they'd only get the genes for one set of traits and those traits would exactly match that parent's... Or would say a child of a Dermorian and a Nolthrir be more likley to have darker hair or something...

Quote from: Ralleyon on June 21, 2008, 12:31:37 am

Quote from: Ulfer on June 20, 2008, 10:09:45 pm

Also, just touching upon magic... level 150 summon stones or arrow is just god-like and drops anyone dead in less than 5 seconds, it would be great if the magic was looked at and weakened considerably... sorry (likely mentioned before)

What?! I didn't even know this existed, which is nice to hear, but duuude! Magic has been extremely weak in the past, almost to the point that it was completely useless to train it, other than see a few effects on screen. What you're saying is to go back to that state and I do not agree with that in any way.

I'm not saying weaken magic to the point of it being useless but c'mon... have you witnessed or been on the receiving end of a level 150 summon stone attack? you're dead in seconds, seriously, it's outrageously powerful... and you can run away while casting.... stones are thrown at a rate of .50 of a second and not to mention the range is about half of say, bdroad1!

I only propose in bringing down the max magic to 100 and man, lower the attacks... and perhaps not being able to run would make more sense when casting spells and would also allow vulnerability and give the weapon fighter a chance to fight back. I didn't mention it before but it only occurred to me now, I'm throwing ideas around... not everyone is going to like them, I guess...

Don't get me wrong though, I really enjoy playing PS and these points were made to hopefully improve an enjoyable game into something even better? In my opinion 

I also kinda think that this might get a little more manageable once anti-magic works.

Sounds nice.
But I wonder if you should've told people about the FK connection