true. But it might backfire if they (the other side) have some solid mirrors there (not the puny household mirrors, but laser mirrors made of solid copper).
Only if it’s sacred to folks who recognize that crucifix she’s wearing. And perhaps not even then – religions are, by nature, insanely picky with regards to who’s on the holy guest list.
“You intrude on the sacred grounds of our immortal god, Sleipnir the Spider-Horse”
*30 seconds of explosive beamy death later*
“All hail our new god, the immortal-slaying Laser Pony!”
I’m still having trouble with the whole “we need to be rescued” schtick. We have 1) a guy who shoots energy beams out of his head that can cook an asteroid, 2) speaking of cooking, a girl who adds new meaning to “cherries jubilee flambe”, 3) a reasonably competent vigilante heroine, and 4) an indirect channel to deific intervention. As long as they don’t split the party, they’ll be fine.
You just HAD to add that “as long as”, didn’t you? Might as well have amended in “What’s the worst that can happen?”, “This will be easy!”, or even “Nothing bad will happen, I promise you.”
sigh,..
All that power, (Laser Pony), and no one gets in the saddle and resolves the issues.
true. But it might backfire if they (the other side) have some solid mirrors there (not the puny household mirrors, but laser mirrors made of solid copper).
Wouldn’t Good Girl be automatically allowed on any Sacred Ground?
Depends on the religion
Only if it’s sacred to folks who recognize that crucifix she’s wearing. And perhaps not even then – religions are, by nature, insanely picky with regards to who’s on the holy guest list.
And if yes – let’s hope the halo doesn’t run out the most inconvenient moment
Sacred to whom?
Am I the only one starting to think “they are now wandering in the Mists of Ravenloft” at this point?
(Or am I just showing my gamer geek age?)
Mists of Ravenloft was introduced into Dungeons and Dragons Online last year. You’re still relevant, dude!
Well, at least no immortal can chop their heads off to take their power.
But will it stop them from simply chopping of their heads, period?
Dumb luck?
“You intrude on the sacred grounds of our immortal god, Sleipnir the Spider-Horse”
*30 seconds of explosive beamy death later*
“All hail our new god, the immortal-slaying Laser Pony!”
*days
I’m still having trouble with the whole “we need to be rescued” schtick. We have 1) a guy who shoots energy beams out of his head that can cook an asteroid, 2) speaking of cooking, a girl who adds new meaning to “cherries jubilee flambe”, 3) a reasonably competent vigilante heroine, and 4) an indirect channel to deific intervention. As long as they don’t split the party, they’ll be fine.
You just HAD to add that “as long as”, didn’t you? Might as well have amended in “What’s the worst that can happen?”, “This will be easy!”, or even “Nothing bad will happen, I promise you.”
Don’t you know, You Never Split the Party!
Any decent party will meet a lot of people wanting to split that party, mostly by using sharp objects and not into integer numbers.
(A less decent party will meet less of those.)
What about an indecent party?