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#3256
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But if Ples fell from the sky on a fiery ball and said that his purpose was to lead us through the ruins, that would be truly unnatural, but as it is, it's still within the realm of normalcy).
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#3257
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I was going to write that I was bursting out of the dead Thanasius's chest, but then I remembered that he was just a skeleton that crumbled to dust.
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#3258
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-- I think I'll take four mana potions from the deceased. I'll need them before attacking the Temple. Do you mind?
- No, take them, of course.

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#3259
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If I can't find anything in the books either, I guess I'll risk wearing the amulet, but you guys should probably aim your crossbows at me first, just in case, because who knows what might happen.
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#3260
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Just so you know, the amulet gives control over the undead.

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IF YOU PUT ON THE AMULET AND I TOOK THE SWORD, THEN I COULD PLAY AS THANASIS THE SKELETON, DAMN IT.
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#3261
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I'm almost certain that you'll at least be able to explore the Necropolis without any problems, and you'll probably even be able to control the local undead.

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#3262
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Before I picked up the sword, the GM didn't tell me that I needed to wear an amulet to learn about its properties.

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I can't imagine role-playing as a skeleton; it doesn't have much of a brain compared to a living undead.
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#3263
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I'll reiterate: if you're worried about a character, you can offer the amulet to anyone in the party. But carrying it around unnecessarily when there's a chance to avoid losses at the Temple is a good opportunity that you shouldn't ignore.

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#3264
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By the way, I just remembered how Tox and I argued in the forum chat about whether a skeleton could wander around aimlessly, since it has nothing to think about... turns out it can.
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#3265
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I can't imagine playing as a skeleton; it doesn't have any brains, unlike a living undead.
Tanasius mumbled something, smacked Elisael's jaw against his lips, and went on the attack.
 

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#3266
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I can't imagine roleplaying as a skeleton; it doesn't have any brains, unlike a living undead creature.
Well, your character would try to make the skeleton behave like Thanasi, because he misses him. And as a result, I would roleplay a skeleton acting like a caricature of Thanasi!
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#3267
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Well, basically, your character tries to make the skeleton behave at least somewhat like Thanatos, because he misses him. And as a result, I would be roleplaying a skeleton acting like a caricature of Thanatos!
Elisael would definitely go crazy from that... and not just her...
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#3268
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Well, basically, we're looking for useful information in books. And by "looking," I mean "Alexis is looking."
The books in the Architect's library mainly contained the history of urban planning in the Halekhid civilization. There were also books on general history. Alexis found it difficult to read in the ancient Halekhid language. Although it was close to the modern language, it differed in its complexity and intricacy. She couldn't find information about the amulet, but she found a book that mentioned the temple of the Dead God. In the book, the structure was called the Tomb of the Heart, but not a temple. Alexis learned that in the tomb, they would face three "trials" before they could reach the place with the statue of the Dead God. The first trial was somehow related to levers and the correct sequence, the second with a black mirror and faith, and the third with the guardian of the bridge and questions.
Небо – мольбы не ждёт
Небо – угроз не слышит
Небо – ведёт особый счёт
Небо – тебя найдёт

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#3269
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the third one, with the bridge guardian and questions
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#3270
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The books in the Architect's library mainly consisted of the history of urban planning among the Khalehid people. There were also books on general history. Alexis found it difficult to read in the ancient Khalehid language. Although it was close to the modern language, it differed in its complexity and intricacy. She failed to find information about the amulet, but she found a book that mentioned the temple of the Dead God. In the book, the structure was called the Tomb of the Heart, but not a temple. Alexis learned that in the tomb, they would face three "trials" before they could reach the place with the statue of the Dead God. The first trial was somehow related to levers and the correct sequence, the second to a black mirror and faith, and the third to the guardian of the bridge and questions.
Quite a cultural and entertainment program there.