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Name: Piers Paardersen Gender: Male Describe Fighting Style Here: We are a master of the fine art of Putting-Things-to-the-Sword no Jutsu, of course! Favorite Weapon: Swords, naturally. The traditional weapon of a hero! Magic User: Hell no. He's about as magical as a loving rock. Skills: I'm not entirely sure what skills are actually in the game, but let's lean towards stuff like athletics and make him tough as nails. Personality: Piers is usually very friendly to his fellow adventurers, but he has a distrust of magic. Magic killed his brother once, you see... Any Other Crap: Piers was formerly a soldier, and he plied his trade as a sellsword after leaving the military. He sees himself as The Hero from every one of the faerie tales his mother used to read him when he was little.
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Everyone knows the heroic thing to do is literally go to hell! What's the worst that could happen? (Besides horrifying death.)
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Feb 25, 2015 19:58
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Hmm. If we join up, we can get to Namtar that much faster. On the other hand, not joining the army and going to the Temple of the Sun can get us some character points to beef ourselves up so we can handle those drat Stosstrupen. I say we join the army. Piers was already in one army already, shouldn't be that bad!
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Apr 10, 2015 05:08
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I liked those "stupid cardboard code wheels" that came with some games. Actually, I didn't mind the typical late 80s/early 90s manual check; one of my favorite games ever, Planet's Edge, at least justified it by saying "Yeah, there's a group of aliens masquerading as your party. Just to make sure you're really the four people we're sending out into the galaxy to go save Earth..." Then gaming moved from stacks of 3.5" floppies to CDs, which required the disc to be in the drive. Then people got smart and games required a unique serial number found on the jewel case. .....Then direct downloads happened and now we have Steam and Origin replacing part of my childhood. You don't even get a manual to look up the first verb that starts with D on page 39 of the manual anymore. Ugh. I'd die a happy man to see a modern game come with a manual like Planet's Edge or Ravenloft: Strahd's Possession had.
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Apr 13, 2015 18:30
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Temple of the Sun!
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Apr 19, 2015 20:17
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It's okay, we've got a guy who can wield a shield and a greatsword that's made out of a mountain! I think we're good! (We're sooooo screwed, aren't we?)
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May 4, 2015 21:47
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We gotta go to the ruins! If we're making a drat sword out of a demon goddess's son's skull, then all the better!
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May 17, 2015 23:10
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Piers: Brute force! Like real men!!
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Jan 26, 2016 00:27
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Rujasu, you can't leave us hanging! Namtar's rear end hasn't been kicked yet!!
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Knowing Interplay and RPGs of the 80s, I'm betting Namtar's got one really evil trick up his sleeve when combat rolls around. That, or the fight's gonna bug out halfway through.
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