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Throg finds that this pack contains a high elven sword, a scroll, a small urn, and a bag with 230 gold. Dorgath finds nothing of interest on the dead except perhaps weapons. The orc Carrow shot has more than enough arrows to restock Carrow's quiver, although these ones are rather ugly, with...

*Is it locked?*

The Power Phase is 2 for this turn... -Kelgar blesses Dorgath with Vanquish. Dorgath gains an extra attack. -Carrow shoots an arrow at the orc archer, hitting it in the neck for 4 damage. The orc collapses. -Throg rushes the goblin that speared him, drunkenly swinging at it. He connects...

Oops. I was about to post a round of combat, but I just realized that Dorgath has recovered from the effects of Bugman's XXXXXX this turn. Throg still won't until next turn. Kelgar succeeds in his blessing this turn and since all three of the other Warriors start close enough for him to bless...

Throg easily swings the door open. The orcs and goblins waiting inside immediately attack. Throg and Dorgath are surprised by the ambush, but Carrow is ready and shoots at them. Unfortunately, his arrow flies wide. -An orc brings its sword down on Dorgath. The blow is deflected by Dorgath's...

Dorgath cannot hear anything.

So you assumed that I couldn't tell the difference? I mean, I have played Magic before. It's not like I would be pointing out that the AI was Giant Growthing my creatures during combat if that was actually somehow beneficial to the AI rather than me. Right? I mean, I get that much credit, don't I?

The power phase is 2 for this turn. -Throg is at -3 to hit. -Dorgath is at -3 to hit. The Warriors reach the door.

My reply? I mean, this all started because of post #11. Right? And that wasn't a reply to you, really, although I did echo your sentiment, pointing out the old game in the first place and the Giant Growth example in particular had nothing to do with what you said. I said it because my feeling...

-Dorgath equips an Amulet of Vindication (Magic Resistance 6+). -Throg equips a Hellfire Sword. -Kelgar heals 3 Wounds with his Ring of Jade. Kelgar has restored himself to full health. -Kelgar's healing efforts earn him 15 gold. Praise Sigmar! Next turn... The power phase is 3 for this turn...

Happy birthday, BigBlue. We miss you.

This antiquated porcelain amulet is covered in a layer of cracked and peeling black leather. Dorgath is only vaguely familiar with the symbols on the amulet, but he eventually recognizes this as an Amulet of Vindication. It should grant a real, but rather weak, magic resistance to its wearer...

Man, I don't think I ever talk like that. :rolleyes: Didn't have any specifics in my head. Just a general impression. And I don't get the benefit of the doubt that I'm not talking about those cases? If it only happened when it should happen, I would hopefully not consider it a mistake...

Dorgath quaffs the beer. He instantly knows that it is Bugman's XXXXXX. It restores him to full health, but he is left staggering under effects of the stuff. He notes that there is enough left for three more healing and incapacitating doses. -Dorgath identified Bugman's XXXXXX. -Dorgath was...

I say we give the money back. It's his. Unlike arrows, it's not something we potentially need down here. He's suffered enough as it is. Also have we offered to let him come with us? Because we really should. More firepower would come in handy.

You said that you disagreed, then immediately explained your own thoughts, which I agree with. We can't disagree if we think the same thing. Even if you want to. Sorry. That's just how it is. Yeah, because I wasn't writing a treatise on the subject. Why should I have? Orgg has pointed out...

The barrel has a stamp from Bugman's brewery. Ugh, dwarf beer, and extra potent at that. No elf would drink this filth. The barrel is small. It could be carried in a pack or, if necessary, held in one hand, although it's much heavier and bulkier than a bottle or flask. Note: because of the...

Apparently chump-blocking is harder for an AI to master than chess. :p

Well, I think the consensus, including myself, is with you on the algorithm being flawed, but that sure isn't what I'm getting out of Ransac's post. I mean, I think he's just trying to be a pest, which is fine. And yeah, as Orgg said, it happens pretty frequently. I mean, I can't say how often...

Flames leap and burn along the length of this otherworldly sword. As it swings through the air it leaves a trail of spitting magma in its wake. Throg identifies a Hellfire Sword. The Hellfire Sword can cause a large burst of flames when it strikes a target. This would damage anyone standing...