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I never use Flint because he's too slow- Steam Engine is bugged for me, just like Jack's Recover.  So by the time he gets to the front to use his attacks, the battle's over already.  If Steam Engine worked I suppose I'd use him more often...
Helena, she's pretty much a clone of Jack and I only need one swordsman, especially during the Lake Alto mission.  Jack is much stronger by then, he also has Mind Shield and Snake Eyes, I'm pretty sure Fury was bugged when I used it too, and I dislike Whirlwind.  Area attacks do less damage then more concentrated attacks, and enemies who don't die can easily surround and kill her next turn.

The downside of Titan Shield is that it costs a lot of PsP.  I'd like to see Titan Shield for Set, but it should be learned at a very high Psy Defence level...

Hope for heavy rain.

What would you do if I fell in a lake?

Duskling is awesome for liking the TPA2 Shadowling Healer artwork better than Festus'.

-5, you didn't change or post the total, post the action, or even comment on the last one, which was "I go to heaven."

Oh wait... we're there already.

Okay, game over, heaven wins, I"ll lock the thread.

British Columbia: 55+
Nova Scotia: 73
Yukon: 32
Canada: 73-

@Ersatz Man: this is the sign-ups, if you want to organize your own RPS, do whatever you want, but not in my thread please.

IC:
In the middle of the Sibelius' Grove, a Psy was meditating.
I sense... disturbance.  Unrest, coming from the north...  He blinked.   Perhaps only the squabbles of Hubras? No, there is too much trouble, more than should be caused by a mere civil war...  The Hermit frowned, then began a massive scan in the general direction of nort h.  This will quickly drain my power, I had best make haste slowly... someone is worried... someone is frightened... but of what? His presence floated past conscious after conscious, sometimes lingering for a few seconds, occasionally passing on after a simple scan.  The Psy Hermit could feel a decade's worth of power drained from his mental inquisition.
Finally, it was too much.  He collapsed to the ground and fell into a deep sleep.  But not before four words escaped.
"Tratenite... at... Lake... Alto..."

Osrie had just closed the trapdoor when he heard a rustling of leaves.  He whirled around, drawing his sword.
"Hey, watch it!" said a voice from somewhere around his knee.  "I'm a teddy bear, not an immortal punching bag."
Osrie blinked.  "I know you! You're that Hermit's teddy bear!"  He looked around, but the bear was nowhere to be seen.
"Exactly.  I'm a teddy bear, not a redundant repetitor of my points.  The Psy Hermit has sent me- no, I sent myself- to tell you he has sensed unrest in the north."
"And this concerns me how?" asked Osrie, still searching for the bear.
"We could be on the brink of an international war," said the teddy bear.  "There is a Tratenite on Cera Bella.  I'm not sure how it got here or what it wants, but if it's discovered, it's in trouble."
"So you want me to save it?"
"Yes," confirmed the teddy bear.  "I'm dangling from a tree two inches from where your nose was five seconds ago if you can't find me."  Osrie whirled around.  "Sorry, only joking."
Osrie sighed.  "Okay, so, I'm supposed to find this Tratenite, save him from whatever army of assassins will kill him once he's discovered- which could have been yesterday for all I know- and then what? And what about my price?"
"After we save the Tratenite, we need to stop the war in Hubras.  That means we side with the winners, whoever they are- or we find a way to install peace.  The environment has been suffering since centuries ago- first the Shadow Wars, then the Ravinalian Civil War, then the Loyalists, a few minor squabbles in other settlements, and now the Civil War in Hubras.  Entire races have come close to extinction, Osrie.  This is for the good of Cera Bella and every other continent on the planet."
"I'm a mercenary, not an environmentalist."
"And I'm a teddy bear, not a powerful Psy creature that could blast your head off... actually, I am.  I'm also knowledgeable about a lot of hidden treasures and a bit of technology, too.  Trust me- the Tratenite could mean the end of the war, which means more money for you- oh, and did I mention we might be able to stop Cera Bella from being destroyed in a mushroom cloud?"
"Mushroom cloud?"
"Don't ask me, I'm a teddy bear, not a nuclear expert."
"What?"
"Never mind.  We've wasted enough time.  Let's get to Lake Alto and find the Tratenite before the assassins do."
OOC: I have now added Osrie and the Teddy Bear into the story, on the side of Zack and Princess.  Should make for an interesting fight.  I'll throw Cerzak and the rebels in too.  Eventually.

Not care, really: if they put it on the Internet, Craig can sue them (because you have to buy it, remember.)
What would you do if someone hacked TRPG2?

I guess that might work...

Bandits and Mechanic Swordsmen have the same attacks, but Mechanic Swordsmen are stronger.

What about all of rainen's visions? And I know there was something about the Psy Academy at one point...

That's interesting...
"Can I join the Loyalist Commanders?"
"No."
"Why?"
"You only have one horn."

Maybe Shadowling Guardians should be stronger due to more access to trainers.

i dont mind if someone locks it.i didnt start this topic i just posted this in the greatest rpg topic and before i knew it it popped in to general discussion

By this I suppose you mean, you now agree that whether or not it is turn-based does not affect whether or not a game is an RPG?

1. Grinding.
2. Then he'd need a game clock.
3. Grinding.