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[Anastasia]

I also thought of something else I would like to do, go see the Sidhe Scholar.

Okay, noted.

[Nephrite]

Fairy Fairness

An axe made of cold iron and anathema to the Fair Folk. Said to be able to negate the curses of the fairies, as well as shatter the magic they wield. Last seen two centuries ago in the possession of Sir Clespal of Pelor, who vanished on a mission to liberate a village from a fairy's machinations.

Was this Axe made by the same person (or persons) that made Oru...Oruru... Orugl... the Fairy Knife?

[Anastasia]

Fairy Fairness

An axe made of cold iron and anathema to the Fair Folk. Said to be able to negate the curses of the fairies, as well as shatter the magic they wield. Last seen two centuries ago in the possession of Sir Clespal of Pelor, who vanished on a mission to liberate a village from a fairy's machinations.

Was this Axe made by the same person (or persons) that made Oru...Oruru... Orugl... the Fairy Knife?

Ourulgia.

No, it wasn't. It was made by a sorcerer who got the wrong end of a deal with a Sidhe. He poured all his rage, betrayal and frustration into Fairy Fairness. Turns out it worked out aces.

The fey made a lot of enemies throughout the years, so this shouldn't surprise anyone.

[Nephrite]

Was Ourulgia made in a similar vein, or was it more of a focused creation? How'd it even end up in that sealed off place, anyway?

[Anastasia]

Was Ourulgia made in a similar vein, or was it more of a focused creation? How'd it even end up in that sealed off place, anyway?

Far more focused. It ended up there 'cause the dwarves there got it, wanted it as a contingency weapon and didn't want the spiritmen raising hell about them having it.

[Anastasia]

So what would've happened if Myann's mushroom mantle was used to redefine the mantle system?

First of all, there's a 50/50 chance it would kill her. It would be a fort save with the DC adjusted so that it's a coinflip.

That said, you'd essentially end up with the Mushroom Kingdom from Mario. It would be a happy, bright world of mushroom men, whimsical adventure and happy lives. Death would have no dominion there, as extra lives would be an actual thing. No more losing friends. The layers would adjust and change to fit this vision. Likewise, since even a happy story needs opposition, Myann's mantle would choose something fun and innocent to use as an 'enemy' - Ally, the stuffed turtle toy Feather got for her.

It's pretty nice if you don't mind being part fungi.

[Anastasia]

A question for all of you.

If this game had gone to a higher level, what were you going to do with your build? What feats, classes, spells and so on were you interested in? Pure curiosity.

[Ebiris]

I'd probably go back to monk now that I have greater concealing amorpha and take that until I get perfect flurry. Stick with rogue on the other side. Didn't really have anything further in mind to aim for.

[Anastasia]

I'd probably go back to monk now that I have greater concealing amorpha and take that until I get perfect flurry. Stick with rogue on the other side. Didn't really have anything further in mind to aim for.

Fair enough. That+invis is an incredibly potent defensive array. If that didn't work, you could also go into War Mind or a similar PrC for some added psionic boosts, too.

[Nephrite]

I would've kept leveling Druid and the Battle Shifter PrC until it was capped out with fun things like shapeshifting into dragons and other nonsense. After that I probably would've tried to find something else to further enhance the shapeshifting abilities.

[Corwin]

I wanted to get the latter Dervish abilities. Ah well. I really wanted to use TWF with the Dervish dance, so at least the Fighter dip got me those for the ending.

Exploring the Psychic Warrior side is a definite possibility. It's the first time I really touched psionics, so it could've been a decent chance to brush up on them. Possibly a berserker dip if it made sense in-game at some point.

See about a second mantle to match Myann later on. Not really looking for power, but it's versatile and neat so why not?

[Anastasia]

I would've kept leveling Druid and the Battle Shifter PrC until it was capped out with fun things like shapeshifting into dragons and other nonsense. After that I probably would've tried to find something else to further enhance the shapeshifting abilities.

Sounds about what I figured. I'm not sure there's a lot out there, but you could probably have dug up something or another.

[Anastasia]

I wanted to get the latter Dervish abilities. Ah well. I really wanted to use TWF with the Dervish dance, so at least the Fighter dip got me those for the ending.

Exploring the Psychic Warrior side is a definite possibility. It's the first time I really touched psionics, so it could've been a decent chance to brush up on them. Possibly a berserker dip if it made sense in-game at some point.

See about a second mantle to match Myann later on. Not really looking for power, but it's versatile and neat so why not?

* Anastasia nods. I wanted to see more dervish as well, but I think you proved how handy dervish dance was already. That+skirmish produced when you needed them to.

Yeah, I made a point to try and intro all of you to psionics this campaign. Just a little bit to see how you like them. Happened for you right at the end of the game, so wasn't much more than a taste.

Yeah. I'm not sure what second mantle you'd get, assuming you didn't use the mantle system to choose it yourself. That's farther down the road, though. It's fun and useful, so long as it doesn't drive you looney toons.

[Corwin]

Isn't it obvious? The plumber mantle.

[Anastasia]

Isn't it obvious? The plumber mantle.

Hahhahahahahahahhahahaha.

I don't think there's such a mantle. Yet.