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Mr Nightwere
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O trust me he wanted to but Vaskatchi could have died, and saving the figure head of my house is more important than beating up some lahmain's scum... sort of.
I thought you were roleplaying the Guilt in those chapters. I don't recall DoN giving you the chance to kill the Guilt in the OOC thread, unless it was in a PM.
Gree said:
Oops. I thought you wanted to be the Guilt, not kill the Guilt. I assume I still have control of the Guilt until otherwise stated but if you have some kind of battle sequence in mind with the Guilt I don't mind playing along.
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Oh no, I just want to take out the Guilt. I think I've got a good counter to her powers and a good set up for a battle scene. I don't really want to discuss it yet since DoN's has not made a descion yet and I don't want to spoil the fight yet.
Gree said:
If you reckon you can take her out then you can certainly have a shot. I certainly don't object. Dunno whether DoN does though.
PS: The Lahmian assault chapter is lacking a chapter number. I take it that it'd be 47.
I have out in the chapter number, thanks for pointing that out 
Who is to kill the Guilt Gree? I think it would be unfair for Mircea to kill two Dreadlords, especially when other players want to fight one.
Who is to kill the Guilt Gree? I think it would be unfair for Mircea to kill two Dreadlords, especially when other players want to fight one.
No, not Mircea, Serpino I want to write a ''smart'' battle. Not a brute force direct head on confrontation like the Mircea vs. Verdict battle will be. Plus I figure Serpino's science and voodoo should be able to counter the Guilt's powers after he studies her abiltites.
I still think you should toss her out a window your not doing any damage to her the Ground is.
@Evem7 why do you got Zombies with you, your in one of the biggest cities in the Empire you would think that the people in the street would notice a bunch of walking dead people.
@Evem7 why do you got Zombies with you, your in one of the biggest cities in the Empire you would think that the people in the street would notice a bunch of walking dead people.
goulking88 said:
I was kinda wondering that, unless they are magically disguised somehow to avoid detection at a glance or somesuch.
goulking88 said:
But you would be propeling her with the intent to cause damage. That's how DoN's original explanation worked from what can guess.
But I seriously doubt that a mere fall to the ground would kill a Dreadlord. The Guilt may be one of the weaker ones but I seriously doubt that a fall would kill her or even seriously injure her at all.
then all of her opponents should drop dead because they have the intent of killing her.
also I ment from the Top of Nagash's castle which from my understanding is pretty big
also I ment from the Top of Nagash's castle which from my understanding is pretty big
No, you are misunderstand her powers. It's damage performed with the intent, or at least that's what I understood.
Besides, I seriously doubt a fall would kill or even suceed in injuring a Dreadlord, even one of the weaker ones like Guilt. If the Dreadlords are that weak then Nagash is doing something wrong.
Besides, I seriously doubt a fall would kill or even suceed in injuring a Dreadlord, even one of the weaker ones like Guilt. If the Dreadlords are that weak then Nagash is doing something wrong.
No, I would expect the fall to do very little damage. The Dreadlords are some of Nagash's most powerful creations and undead creatures in the world. I doubt a mere fall would do much.
so they still are flesh and blood and can Die so I truly think falling from up high enough would make a Dreadlord go splat
I doubt it, Jerek von Carstein fell from a few hundred feet up and survived. The Dreadlords are going ot be much more powerful and durable than he is and they should posses much greater healing necromancy to restore themselves. Unless it's from a few thousand feet up then I don't see how it's going to work.
Plus I doubt it would affect the Guilt anyway. Todd asked DoN what would happen if the Patristte ran over the guilt, and it tunred out that the Patristte would be crushed. So even inanimate objects would be affected.
Plus I doubt it would affect the Guilt anyway. Todd asked DoN what would happen if the Patristte ran over the guilt, and it tunred out that the Patristte would be crushed. So even inanimate objects would be affected.
Nope, all you need is something to get around or negate it. In other words ''science''. Which is what I plan to write.
Unless Vrakian can fly into the stratsopheare, or as fast as a jet fighter, then that's not going to happen. And last time I checked I did not make Vrakian a jet fighter.