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Of course, it will happen. He's a master of complex schemes and is always thinking about how to spoil the players' experience.
Whatever
Heroist
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Heroist
Ple-Sen
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But objectively, it seems that the Fog Creatures specifically targeted our group and had the specific goal of killing Sharon. They probably haven't used such a sophisticated and powerful method in the recent past, so the doctors wouldn't know anything about it.
Граф Орлов
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>Healthcare in Heckelia
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>Free/affordable healthcare in Heckelia
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>Free/affordable healthcare in Heckelia
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E si sui vius, er mi grans benananza,
e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers
e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers
Ple-Sen
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/And, I must say, there's still not enough fear of every bush!/
Happy Life
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I'm not saying you shouldn't try. I'm just expressing skepticism about whether it will have any effect.
I just don't see what the harm is in going to the hospital. Like, if we don't achieve anything, will we look like losers? Or what? I think only Siever specifically wrote about this.
Anyway, think about it, do what you think is best, the poison is in your turtles. I won't sincerely try to convince you of anything, otherwise I might end up being blamed, especially since you're so determined to look for excuses rather than opportunities. But I would start by doing exactly that.
My sword, my trusted ally, unphased by my aspect.
Ple-Sen
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Most likely, it won't help, but it might, or it might help alleviate the symptoms for a while, like you were suggested with flour. But first and foremost, it might be possible to at least identify and read the perk, to find out the specific effects and duration. If it turns out that it's really incurable, or if we can't find out, then okay.
I just don't see what the harm is in going to the hospital. Like, if we don't achieve anything, will we look like fools? Or what?
I won't sincerely try to convince you of anything, otherwise I'll end up being blamed, especially since you're so determined to find excuses instead of opportunities.
Happy Life
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Go ahead and discuss. Right now, I'd suggest telling a skeptic who is dying from bloody diarrhea, "maybe you should see a doctor," even though they twist your words and intentions so much that you end up "arguing" with them.
Sorry for interrupting) I couldn't resist adding my two cents)))
Sorry for interrupting) I couldn't resist adding my two cents)))
My sword, my trusted ally, unphased by my aspect.
Ple-Sen
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Right now, I'd suggest something that others have already suggested and were planning to do anyway. And then continue to suggest it, even when they tell you that there's no objection to the idea.
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Siverfale
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Direct your hatred against the true enemy...
The Mist Clan.
The Mist Clan.
Where do we go?
Where do we end up when we save the world?
Where do we end up when we save the world?
Ment
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In short.
While Aldric is away, Albert decided to look for a hospital. He would have liked to set the guards on this woman, who is clearly connected to the poison-dealing merchants, but he decided that it would be wise to first deal with the illness, and then with justice. Tyril, who is pale not so much from the illness as from the fear of the illness, went with her mentor.
While Aldric is away, Albert decided to look for a hospital. He would have liked to set the guards on this woman, who is clearly connected to the poison-dealing merchants, but he decided that it would be wise to first deal with the illness, and then with justice. Tyril, who is pale not so much from the illness as from the fear of the illness, went with her mentor.
Happy Life
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My sword, my trusted ally, unphased by my aspect.
Siverfale
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Some people were upset about the plot twist, and we haven't even returned to our burned-down base yet...
Where do we go?
Where do we end up when we save the world?
Where do we end up when we save the world?
Ple-Sen
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I wasn't particularly upset, actually. I find it somewhat unusual, but I take the (potential) death of my characters rather calmly.
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What I don't like is that there are fewer and fewer role-playing reasons for my characters to be mercenaries. Not that all players here care about role-playing reasons, of course.
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What I don't like is that there are fewer and fewer role-playing reasons for my characters to be mercenaries. Not that all players here care about role-playing reasons, of course.
Ment
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Oh, well, that's just a minor problem. If our deception plan fails, or if the mists simply discard us (they really should give us an antidote; maybe they don't even have one), then your characters will cease to be mercenaries. And not just yours, of course. In short, no problems with the role-playing aspect.