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Remember that Kelgar can attempt one blessing per turn. With the power phase being a roll of 2, the chances of succeeding aren't amazing, but it can still work. Right now I'm not assuming that he'll try any particular blessing, but I rolled last turn just to check if he could and it wasn't high...

OOC: Other than affecting certain magic items that the party might find and determining if unexpected events occur, power also determines how easy it is for Kelgar to use his blessings.

We need a list of people who seem to still be relatively active. Maybe a roll call or something is in order...

^ = Possessive. < = Plural. v = Comatose is not a hexose, Ransac.

^ = Allose. v = Altrose. < = Glucose. > = Mannose. ! = Gulose. <> = Idose. V = Galactose. ^^vv<><>BAselectstart = Talose.

*Cugel hands the parchment to Wilhelm.* "Can you read this?"

The Warriors rush forward, clashing with their green foes. Round 1 -Carrow fires at one of the goblin archers, wounding it for 1 damage. -Throg cleaves a goblin spearman skull in half with his axe, dealing 5 damage and killing it instantly. -Throg's deathblow hits the next goblin spearman...

The Power phase is 1 for this turn: an unexpected even occurs. Just as Throg and Dorgath can advance, a group of goblins arrive in the room... Like their big relatives the orcs, goblins vary in size although they are typically smaller than orcs and usually smaller than a man. Goblins have...

Indeed. Not only would he be the only taxpayer in society, he'd have to collect the taxes from himself, since he'd be the only one to do that. And he'd have to be the sole legislator, executive, and judge. And constituent to, for that matter. I imagine that would be pretty hectic. He'd probably...

You can simplify it and ease the burden on the poor taxpayers even more if that's the goal: just kill everyone on the whole planet. Problem solved.

ERROR: input violates conservation of mass ERROR: input violates first law of thermodynamics ERROR: input violates second law of thermodynamics ERROR: input violates third law of thermodynamics ERROR: input violates microscopic reversibility searching... searching... loading cosmic censorship...

I should hope so. It's been just a couple of us actually doing things and I think Spidey handling the absentee people in combat situations while they follow us like zombies outside of combat.

*Cugel will pocket the gems and the parchment for himself. No wait, that's not a good idea. He'll hand the parchment to the cleric. Unfortunately, it's been so long that I've lost track of who's who. Bertrem's the cleric?*

I don't think the fact that a card is used in tournament decks automatically makes it "competitive" and therefore "not casual." If a card is so broken or simply useful because it's undercosted or highly efficient, then that might make it too ruthless and would tend not to correlate with the...

The door easily swings open to reveal... ...a T-junction. You can't see all the way around the corners from where you are standing. But nothing seems to occupy the junction at the moment.

Well, we have compassionate release too. It's not so bizarre. I don't know that it would be applied to someone who blew up an airplane, but that's not so much a matter of law as it is a matter of us being unwilling to let someone go who blew up an airplane. These things are decided on a case by...

They're trying to attract Twilight fans. :p

The door is rudimentary and Dorgath detects no mechanisms of any sort. He doesn't hear anything either.

Yeah, Liliana's ultimate is certainly flashy. Expensive, though. I think it comes down to preference. I like both anyway.

The warriors move forward, with Throg and Dorgath standing in front of the door.