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I thought I wasn't going to support Sarkhan Vol. I still think of him as stealing Fires of Yavimaya's thunder. Definitely not my favorite card in the set. I almost sided with Orgg on Flameblast Dragon. To an extent, I already regret not doing so, but my thinking is that Flameblast Dragon is...

In order for Throg to get to the zombies, either Dorgath or Carrow would have to move out of his way. Dorgath can attempt to move forward, but because he is engaged in melee combat, he is pinned and would have to roll to escape. Carrow cannot be pinned, but would have no where to go but back...

Happy birthday.

That movie is from The Asylum. Perhaps the most hilarious studio in the history of movies.

-Kelgar blesses himself with Vanquish. Kelgar has an extra attack this turn. -Carrow tries to close the door, but the zombies are getting in the way. -Carrow slashes at the zombies, but fumbles, exposing himself to their attacks. -Throg becomes afraid of the skeletons. His attacks against...

*Cugel will search the body of the hobgoblin for anything unusual.*

*Cugel will open the cell door and pursue the hobgoblin once Si'Nat has shot it if the shot isn't fatal. No need to let him alert anyone else of our location.*

The number of skeletons isn't quite clear because they're still leaving the room and you can't get a very good look while fighting them. You can see that there are at least six of them, though. Apparently, two zombies in the room to the east took offense to Dorgath's remark and are shambling...

A ha! You admit that I am me.

Hahaha, very funny. Anyway, I forgot to say that last turn the power phase was 5, but nothing was going on anyway. The power phase is 6 for this turn. Skeleton warriors claw themselves out of the earth to attack the living. They wield rusty swords and axes, and mouldering remnants of armor...

That's quite a high standard you've got there. Evil Dead 2 is awesome. Speaking of horror/comedy and Sam Raimi movies, I was pleasantly surprised to see that the recent Drag Me to Hell is reminiscent of the Evil Dead series. While it doesn't pack as much intensely bizarre hilarity as Evil Dead...

Carrow dons the helm and nothing seems to happen, although he does possibly look more stylish... The Warriors open the stout wooden door and enter a long corridor with doors along the sides. All of the doors seem to be wide open already, but no one can get a good look at the rooms they lead...

I don't know. I mean, the game has changed a lot since the days of Dwarven Pony. Crazy as it seems, it might not be the powerhouse we once knew it to be.

To be clear, I was having Cugel wait in ambush and motion for the rest of the party to do the same. Effectively the same as Wilhelm's plan if the bugbears don't actually check the cell, and since they couldn't see or hear us and them opening the door would be rather obvious to us, we should have...

A: Impossible. All of my tentacles use the same genes. If it had been a genetic programming error, then all of my tentacles would be messed up. It would have to be some sort of epigenetic/developmental problem. And furthermore, uh...LOOK, AN EAGLE! *Oversoul rips out the curly pig tail and...

Dorgath ascertains that the helm is elven. Kelgar can tell that it is magical, probably designed to protect the wearer. But because the helm is designed for elf heads, it may not be suitable for anyone in the party besides Carrow...

I messed up? I don't see any scars, nor any live clones... *3versoul runs up behind Oversoul and kicks trips him, then runs away.* Alright, but I still don't see any scars.

Despite the power phase of 1, Kelgar actually succeeds in casting a blessing for this turn. Frankly, if I were him, I would be using Vanquish almost all of the time too (for now anyway, since he can gain other good blessings as he levels up) and that seems to be what he's going with. Let me know...

How do you know it wasn't the clone that committed seppuku?

I seem to have survived it.