Immersive Ink

waysoftheearth wrote:Outside the Reliquary (Highbough is here)

This seems so familiar... is that ZORK format?

ehiker133 wrote:This seems so familiar... is that ZORK format?

No intentionally, but maybe it should be

waysoftheearth wrote:

ehiker133 wrote:This seems so familiar... is that ZORK format?

No intentionally, but maybe it should be

Verbose
::maximum verbosity

Strange things in the Hinterlands...

waysoftheearth wrote: The arrow shot through her chest was certainly the kill shot; it pierces her through the heart so the bloody point juts out her back. A precision piece of work.

Bloody brilliant shot, if you ask me. Shame Desmond ditched his bow earlier. I'll have to remember to look and see if it was picked up or if it still lies in the hallway...

Guys, apologies if posting's a bit spotty at present. My boat (i.e. my home) is currently out of the water undergoing an over-plate, so I'm in lodgings, therefore my internet access is liable to be spotty until the end of the month. I'll do my best to keep up, but if Josiane goes quiet, that's why.

doctorx wrote:My boat (i.e. my home) is currently out of the water undergoing an over-plate, so I'm in lodgings...

Er... I'm pretty sure there's no Hallmark card for that, so I'll just have to wing it.

Hope your boat floats soon?

mgtremaine wrote:I can't cast in armor and I can't control spells I have cast

This is true, but there are also spells which don't need to be controlled.

Let us say that:

An Elf Fighter/Magic-user cannot cast spells from memory while wearing normal armour, but he can cast spells from memory while wearing magical armour.

A spell that does not require the Fighter/Magic-user's ongoing attention (e.g., Charm Person, the Infinitesimal Summons, etc.) will continue regardless of whether the Fighter/Magic-user subsequently dons armor or undertakes any other activity.

A spell that requires the Fighter/Magic-user's ongoing concentration, or requires him to actively direct or control it (e.g., Phantasm, the Eerie Lambent, etc.), will end if the Fighter/Magic-user subsequently dons armor.

A Fighter/Magic-user can read spells from scrolls even while wearing normal armour as can a thief (i.e., fails on a throw of 1-2 on a six-sided die).

A Fighter/Magic-user can read spells from scrolls while wearing magical armour without any chance of failure.

Sounds good Ways thanks for the clarification... Given that I'd obviously put the armor back on after the spell is cast. Hoping for rats or bats something undergroundy... Since we have to wait for Josiane it seems like the right thing to try.

mgtremaine wrote:Sounds good Ways thanks for the clarification... Given that I'd obviously put the armor back on after the spell is cast. Hoping for rats or bats something undergroundy... Since we have to wait for Josiane it seems like the right thing to try.

I'd say you've been using that spell to great advantage, Mike. Well done!