Darkmeer
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1d20+3 = 8+3 = 11. (Yay?).
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Awesome. Sturgis will prepare spells thusly: Level 0 (3 prepared): Light, Read Magic, Detect Magic 1- (2 prepared): Comprehend Languages, Command (DC 13). Lv 1 Domain: Burning Hands
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Yes, I can. I can sacrifice his remaining 1st level spell. And the dice roller rolled a 7+1 equals the 8 (yay!).
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The Last Hurrah Project..Photo Heavy
Darkmeer replied to malefactus's topic in Conversions, Presentation, and Terrain
So much fun. Linus needs to be there, encouraging the Great Pumpkin along to show his friends the error of their ways! Just popping in to say I've been quietly following along the wonderful ride, Al. Such a wonderful set of pumpkin headed models and (while it's been a while!), all the other wondrous things you've made in between here and the last time I've posted (this post would be ten miles long if I went piece by piece!). -
I have been looking for something like this for a while, thank you! Also, no word on my pledge yet, either. Glad I did that when I had money and gainful employment.
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This will also help with spellcasters. We need to be conservative here, I have a feeling "one more room" means TPK.
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Agreed, perhaps one of the rooms of sin, where we have defeated the foes and can bar or at least watch the door? Sturgis says hopefully.
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"If that took a great deal of magic, it may be wise to rest, while we are not fully expended. If we over-extend ourselves, we may end up being hurt beyond the ability to escape our plight." Sturgis says, gravely.
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I have one miniature to complete start to finish. I have two others on deck. Hoping to finish them.
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It has been many years since I have been at that place. But, if I were to gather the correct people who have moved on, I would have a wonderful pizza paired with a Brown Mumbler Manhattan (made with Booker's Bourbon, and having about 4-5 ounces of the stuff in there, it's a LARGE martini glass). After that, I'll have a Mandatory to drink. And a taxi to get me to my hotel, because there is NO WAY I am driving home. Also, do not torment me or I am likely to display how long my tongue really is (not sarcasm, and yes, this is nightmare fuel). Only a couple are out where I see them regularly. I put them on a bookshelf where I sit and on my windowsill. The rest are models used for wargames or gaming, so they get put in the bags of holding. And yes, a friend I have painted several miniatures for is displaying 2 of my minis. A third, and final, for her set is coming this year.
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Sturgis attempts, and fails to fire another bolt of fire at the creature (Rolled an 8).
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I'm gainfully employed. So, that part of the goal is successful. I have also succeeded in a few longer-term goals as well, so I'm fairly happy. I didn't realize that story until now, but I'm happy to have learend it now. I am sure I have used a malaprop or two in my life. Mostly enjoying smaller, legal, ones in Illinois. Nothing fun here. I have also seen a professional fireworks setup misfire, sending many of the fireworks off all at once, to the delight of the kids, but all the adults groaned. Every. Day. One does not become an Overlord without rebelling against the system keeping them down.
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Me interesaría ver tu progreso con eso. ¡Buena suerte! No he tenido éxito con la técnica de metales no metálicos. Ver a otros triunfar con eso es algo que disfruto mucho.
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Not so much a technique, but impart upon. Empathy for others. This has been a disgustingly difficult week for me. 19. 5 Sledgehammers (2.5 pound, 5 pound, 8 pound, 10 pound, and 20 pound), 5 claw hammers (1 10 ounce, 3 12 ounce, and 1 18 ounce), 5 different jewelers hammers, 2 tiny ("ball peen" is a good description, but I use them for welding), and a metal and a wooden meat tenderizing mallet. This does not include anything in miniature format. Counting that, it's probaby in the hundreds. I like dwarves. I also have an axe-hammer, which I do not count as it is not purely a hammer. I have many tools. I don't blame you on that one. One thing about doing jewelry-work, you will find tools from other professions that work exceedingly well with what you do. The number of times I used something for not an "intended purpose" has flustered my father (a mechanic/maintenance worker) to no end.
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And you've done the figure much more justice than many. You've captured John Belushi, and Hugh Jackman at the same time. That, sir, is an accomplishment! That and it's a purple Samurai. So much fun!
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