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#21 Guest_RickTaylor_*

Posted 02 April 2005 - 09:54 PM


:roll: Uh, Mazzy, you really ought to be keeping your mouth shut right about now.


:roll:

I try to give her good advice, but does she listen? Nooooooo.....



She reminds me a bit of Elminster. Good thing they never met.


Yuck, Elminster would probably want to sleep with her too. :roll:

:lol: ACK!!! Laufey, you are adept at taking something twisted and coming up with something even more horrifying.



:shock: Is she seriously planning on killing Edwin and Rini?!?!?!?!?! Even given how crazy she’s been up til now, it’s hard to imagine a paladin-wannabe planning on killing her companions, especially when they recently rescued her, and when they haven’t done anything overtly hostile or evil, and when she could just leave if she didn't approve of them. Perhaps the shades corrupted her when she was in their keeping. Still, it effectively kills any remaining sympathy I may have had for her.


It's not quite that simple. She isn't actively plotting to murder as such - but she has convinced herself that they *will* do something that proves their Evil ways, and then of course she thinks she would be perfectly justified. If you recall, in the game she does threaten the PC if your rep slides low enough.


Yes that does make sense. She's still a psychotic loony, though, and I've still lost all sympathy for her.

I missed a lot of these dialogues when I played the game (she was never in the party for very long). I didn't find her obnoxious so much as just a bit boring. Plus I liked to shuffle characters, and you had to trudge all the way to Trademeet whenever you wanted her back in the party. She did have a couple of dialogues that made me laugh though (one with Jaheira and one with Jan).

--Rick

#22 Laufey

Posted 03 April 2005 - 05:22 AM

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[quote][quote]She reminds me a bit of Elminster. Good thing they never met.
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Yuck, Elminster would probably want to sleep with her too. :wink:
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:wink: ACK!!! Laufey, you are adept at taking something twisted and coming up with something even more horrifying.
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And now, imagine the children... :roll:

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It's not quite that simple. She isn't actively plotting to murder as such - but she has convinced herself that they *will* do something that proves their Evil ways, and then of course she thinks she would be perfectly justified. If you recall, in the game she does threaten the PC if your rep slides low enough.
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Yes that does make sense. She's still a psychotic loony, though, and I've still lost all sympathy for her.
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I missed a lot of these dialogues when I played the game (she was never in the party for very long). I didn't find her obnoxious so much as just a bit boring. Plus I liked to shuffle characters, and you had to trudge all the way to Trademeet whenever you wanted her back in the party. She did have a couple of dialogues that made me laugh though (one with Jaheira and one with Jan).
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Well, let's just say that her threatening to kill Edwin made me react similarly to Rini. Then she threatens to kill Viconia. Then she has those 'awful' squire dialogues wth Valygar. Then there's this dialogue with Aerie that really turns my stomach. And her epilogue is the final straw for me, the one where she dies 'taking pride in everything she had ever done'.
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#23 Guest_Userunfriendly_*

Posted 03 April 2005 - 06:48 AM

Cards Reshuffled 244 – Amauna


i've noticed something..

I don't like edwin, yet you've made me like your edwin
i like aerie, but you've made me dislike your version
i dislike mazzy intensely, and you've made me really loath your version..

Simplest thing in the world to sort out, kitten, Softpaws said, purring. People are always tripping over cats, you know, and she’s just about to cross that narrow ledge along the lava…


cat assassins??? :P :) :D that's very true you know...cats are always underfoot, and a cat or dog would make the perfect assassin...

The two ghosts explained that Amauna had been a child priestess of Amaunator, in the God’s final days as a greater deity, and so beloved by the entire priesthood for her close ties to their Lord that her death had been a terrible blow to their faith, one they never quite recovered from. And now, with her remains so cruelly defiled by the minions of the Shade Lord, the spirits of those sworn to protect her were unable to rest.


could it be her death was the straw that broke the camel's back, and dropped amaunator from greater deity?

“Aw, poor little girl!” Minsc exclaimed, his honest face wet with tears. “Where are the ones who would do such a thing? Minsc and Boo will make sure the Boots of Goodness stomp their bones to nasty bone meal, fit only for the baking of Evil Pies to be eaten by the wickedest of hags to be found in fair Rasheman.”


fi fi fo fum...
I smell the blood of a wicked one
I'll grind their bones to make me pies...

The girl giggled. “You’re silly. Pretty funny though. Anyway, I do want to thank you. Hang on, I’ll give you something.” She held out her hand, and a golden object appeared in it. “This is only one part of what you’ll need to open the way,” she said. “But you’ll find the rest really soon, I know it. And there’s two other presents since you’ve been nice. One is a ward stone – as long as you keep really quiet, the big bad dragon won’t see you as long as you carry it.” Then she winked. “And the last is in my coffin – you’ll be able to see it now I’m back with it. If you find a pretty rock, it’ll shine like the sun. Bye bye now!”


of course its pretty hard for any party with jan to be really quiet... :wink:

Edwin winced. “You just had to go and remind me of that episode, didn’t you, you wretched druid?” he said. “I’ll have you know I still have nightmares about poultry prancing around, flaunting their…”


edwin, having nightmares about poultry...hmmm...i wonder why (besides the plot development a few episodes back) :wink:

“Never mind about the chickens, Eddie,” Rini said. “Pass me that gem, would you?” She carefully fitted it onto the pommel. There was some sort of faint background noise behind her, something moving quietly closer, but she barely noticed it, being as preoccupied as she was. “Oh, look at this! The writing along the blade says this sword is called ‘The Daystar’. And here, it seems you can sort of press this sun symbol here to make something…”


press the button? i thought magic items usually had incantations, or silly doggerl to activate them?

like...

roses are red
violets are blue
sunrays blind me
and they'll blind you too!

A brilliant flash of sunlight burst from the sword, enough to make the half-elf startle and almost drop it. Purple and green specks floated in front of her aching eyes as she finally managed to open them. “…happen?” she finished.


ow... :D

“I believe,” Jaheira dryly commented, “that you just managed to set off a spell, child. A ‘Sunburst’ spell, I would say.”


sunray?

“Pity you wasted it,” Mazzy waspishly remarked. “Such a powerful tool against Evil should clearly not be in the hands of the negligent and incapable.”


shut up...

Rini noticed the infuriated expression on Edwin’s face…and not just his, actually. Jaheira, Anomen and Jan all looked quite annoyed, Minsc seemed confused, and Valygar showed no expression at all. “So true,” she nonchalantly said. “You’d probably trip over it anyway.” Then she noticed something behind the halfling’s back, just outside the door that led further into the temple, and she grinned. “Well, would you look at that,” she said, pointing at the pile of very dead Shade Wolves, struck dead in the midst of their attempt at a tasty Halfling dinner. “I guess you were right – I did waste it after all.”


:roll: :roll: :) probably would have given the wolves gas anyway...

Goodman Valygar is the only truly suitable one of them, really. Such a fine man – the perfect squire for a knight of my stature. So modest, so properly flattered by the honor, as he should be. But the others…no.


self important little self righteous snot...hey...wait a sec...who does that remind me of? oh yeah...anomen... :)

The druid, Jaheira – well, druids could hardly be trusted, now could they? If you refuse to serve Good in all matters, do you not then serve Evil? Come the hour of my death, I will go to my just reward, having walked the path of righteousness all my days, being able to take pride in all I ever did. Can such as she claim the same? No.


judgemental, pigheaded...

Then there was the annoying gnome – such a rude creature! She didn’t even want to think about spending another hour in his company. The Red Wizard, that was even worse. Vile servant of Evil! I will tolerate his presence only until the Shade Lord is defeated, and then there will be justice for all the victims he has undoubtedly claimed ere we met.


she even hates jan!!!

Their supposed party ‘leader’ would protest such a course of action, of course. That was a problem, if not a great one. But she is the consort of a Red Wizard, and the friend of a Drow. If she is not yet sunk into foulest Evil, she soon will be. Perhaps she may yet be saved from her own folly, and brought to her senses. In the meantime, I shall be watching her closely. And if it should happen that the scales of my judgment tip against her, then so be it. My mind is sound, and for the ones steeped too deeply in sin, there can be no rescue, no redemption. Such a thought is an offence to all right thinking folk!


so what do you plan to do? assault her knees?

Next: Time to enter the dragon's lair...


and of course jan is going to open his mouth at the worst possible time...

*tosses laufey a roll of 100mph tape...to be used on jan...*

yay!!! :shock: :wink: :wink:

#24 Laufey

Posted 03 April 2005 - 07:55 AM

Cards Reshuffled 244 – Amauna


i've noticed something..


I don't like edwin, yet you've made me like your edwin
i like aerie, but you've made me dislike your version
i dislike mazzy intensely, and you've made me really loath your version..


Heh, thank you. :)


Simplest thing in the world to sort out, kitten, Softpaws said, purring. People are always tripping over cats, you know, and she’s just about to cross that narrow ledge along the lava…


cat assassins??? :D :D :shock: that's very true you know...cats are always underfoot, and a cat or dog would make the perfect assassin...


I remember reading one of those old horror comics, where a black cat avenged himself on the man who'd murdered his old master. A cat with a grudge is bad business, I think.


The two ghosts explained that Amauna had been a child priestess of Amaunator, in the God’s final days as a greater deity, and so beloved by the entire priesthood for her close ties to their Lord that her death had been a terrible blow to their faith, one they never quite recovered from. And now, with her remains so cruelly defiled by the minions of the Shade Lord, the spirits of those sworn to protect her were unable to rest.


could it be her death was the straw that broke the camel's back, and dropped amaunator from greater deity?


I think that's entirely possible, yes.



The girl giggled. “You’re silly. Pretty funny though. Anyway, I do want to thank you. Hang on, I’ll give you something.” She held out her hand, and a golden object appeared in it. “This is only one part of what you’ll need to open the way,” she said. “But you’ll find the rest really soon, I know it. And there’s two other presents since you’ve been nice. One is a ward stone – as long as you keep really quiet, the big bad dragon won’t see you as long as you carry it.” Then she winked. “And the last is in my coffin – you’ll be able to see it now I’m back with it. If you find a pretty rock, it’ll shine like the sun. Bye bye now!”


of course its pretty hard for any party with jan to be really quiet... :wink:


:lol:


Edwin winced. “You just had to go and remind me of that episode, didn’t you, you wretched druid?” he said. “I’ll have you know I still have nightmares about poultry prancing around, flaunting their…”


edwin, having nightmares about poultry...hmmm...i wonder why (besides the plot development a few episodes back) :wink:


Because I'm cruel. :roll:


“Never mind about the chickens, Eddie,” Rini said. “Pass me that gem, would you?” She carefully fitted it onto the pommel. There was some sort of faint background noise behind her, something moving quietly closer, but she barely noticed it, being as preoccupied as she was. “Oh, look at this! The writing along the blade says this sword is called ‘The Daystar’. And here, it seems you can sort of press this sun symbol here to make something…”


press the button? i thought magic items usually had incantations, or silly doggerl to activate them?


I don't know, I figure an item meant to be activated by a non-mage might well have some sort of mechanical trigger to it. Besides, it's faster. ;)



“I believe,” Jaheira dryly commented, “that you just managed to set off a spell, child. A ‘Sunburst’ spell, I would say.”


sunray?


Doh, yes. My mistake.



Rini noticed the infuriated expression on Edwin’s face…and not just his, actually. Jaheira, Anomen and Jan all looked quite annoyed, Minsc seemed confused, and Valygar showed no expression at all. “So true,” she nonchalantly said. “You’d probably trip over it anyway.” Then she noticed something behind the halfling’s back, just outside the door that led further into the temple, and she grinned. “Well, would you look at that,” she said, pointing at the pile of very dead Shade Wolves, struck dead in the midst of their attempt at a tasty Halfling dinner. “I guess you were right – I did waste it after all.”


:roll: :) :) probably would have given the wolves gas anyway...


:P


Goodman Valygar is the only truly suitable one of them, really. Such a fine man – the perfect squire for a knight of my stature. So modest, so properly flattered by the honor, as he should be. But the others…no.


self important little self righteous snot...hey...wait a sec...who does that remind me of? oh yeah...anomen... :)


Aw, Ano is a nice boy. ;)



Then there was the annoying gnome – such a rude creature! She didn’t even want to think about spending another hour in his company. The Red Wizard, that was even worse. Vile servant of Evil! I will tolerate his presence only until the Shade Lord is defeated, and then there will be justice for all the victims he has undoubtedly claimed ere we met.


she even hates jan!!!


Well, not hate perhaps - but she definitely doesn't like him.


Next: Time to enter the dragon's lair...


and of course jan is going to open his mouth at the worst possible time...


*tosses laufey a roll of 100mph tape...to be used on jan...*


yay!!! :wink: :wink: :wink:


*grin* Well, I'm sure I could use it *somehow*...
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#25 Guest_Clovis_*

Posted 03 April 2005 - 09:57 PM

“Bones?” Anomen asked, blinking. Then, he nodded. “The bones of the child we found before. Are those the bones you mean?”


Mr. Obvious, everbody! :)




“Aw, poor little girl!” Minsc exclaimed, his honest face wet with tears. “Where are the ones who would do such a thing? Minsc and Boo will make sure the Boots of Goodness stomp their bones to nasty bone meal, fit only for the baking of Evil Pies to be eaten by the wickedest of hags to be found in fair Rasheman.”


Neracer: Mmmm.....*pie*.....



“A gift, she said,” Valygar murmured, and carefully lifted the lid of the sarcophagus once again. Yes, there were the bones – but there was something else there, something that hadn’t been there before. A sword lay across the skeleton’s narrow chest, an elegant sword with a fairly narrow blade that shone like a flame.



I agree with the placement of the Daystar sword here. I made it part of the Shadow Dragon's treasure, but anywhere in the temple makes sense to me. A lot more sense than with a lich hiding in the basement of a busy tavern, anyway. :P




And here, it seems you can sort of press this sun symbol here to make something…”


You know, there's a reason they invented Identify spells, Rini. :)



“And powerful too,” Anomen continued. “Why, even despite my dedication to my Lord Helm, I have not yet been granted it, though surely that moment cannot be far off.”


It'll be farther than you ever imagined in my story, Ano. :wink:



No, I believe my time in this company is almost over.


Hmm, methinks Mazzy is not long for this world...




Interesting take on Mazzy. I happen to like her character, but I did enjoy your variation. Just don't get mad when you read what happens to Edwin in *my* story... :wink: :roll: :roll:

#26 Laufey

Posted 03 April 2005 - 10:06 PM


“Bones?” Anomen asked, blinking. Then, he nodded. “The bones of the child we found before. Are those the bones you mean?”


Mr. Obvious, everbody! :)


Well, he tried. :P



“A gift, she said,” Valygar murmured, and carefully lifted the lid of the sarcophagus once again. Yes, there were the bones – but there was something else there, something that hadn’t been there before. A sword lay across the skeleton’s narrow chest, an elegant sword with a fairly narrow blade that shone like a flame.



I agree with the placement of the Daystar sword here. I made it part of the Shadow Dragon's treasure, but anywhere in the temple makes sense to me. A lot more sense than with a lich hiding in the basement of a busy tavern, anyway. :D


Yes, it sure does. :) And as I said previously, there *is* a limit to the number of insane liches I can fit into this story.



And here, it seems you can sort of press this sun symbol here to make something…”


You know, there's a reason they invented Identify spells, Rini. :)


But this is more fun! :D



“And powerful too,” Anomen continued. “Why, even despite my dedication to my Lord Helm, I have not yet been granted it, though surely that moment cannot be far off.”


It'll be farther than you ever imagined in my story, Ano. :wink:


Oh? Your Ano going to Fall then?



Interesting take on Mazzy. I happen to like her character, but I did enjoy your variation. Just don't get mad when you read what happens to Edwin in *my* story... :wink: :roll: :roll:


Oh, you needn't worry about that. Even if it should be that I don't like it, I'm hardly the type to throw tantrums about it.
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#27 Guest_Calliope_*

Posted 04 April 2005 - 04:42 AM

Firstly, I would like to say how much I enjoy your 'In the Cards' series. They're pretty much what made me want to join the community (although it's been quite a bit later then when I started reading:lol:)

I must say, I didn't like edwin until I read your stories, and now I think he's a rather amusing character to have tag along. And Mazzy....well, I've always disliked her, but the past couple of chapters made me want to drop a giant boot on her...would Edwin happen to have and of those cow kill spells left by anychance? :shock:


And then he might take me over. I nearly lost it in there, didn’t I? She could feel Bhaal’s smug contentment on the edge of her soul. She’d wanted blood, she’d really wanted to do murder, and her sire knew it.


Not that anyone would blame her, they'd probably congratulate her on a pest well removed...

Simplest thing in the world to sort out, kitten, Softpaws said, purring. People are always tripping over cats, you know, and she’s just about to cross that narrow ledge along the lava…


Well, it could be said that the shade wolves like their halfing well done. It would have been amusing if she was running around frantically trying to put herself out :lol:


Goodman Valygar is the only truly suitable one of them, really. Such a fine man – the perfect squire for a knight of my stature. So modest, so properly flattered by the honor, as he should be. But the others…no.


:wink: well she's rather high on herself aint she?


No, I believe my time in this company is almost over


Do you think they'll have a party when she leaves?? Or hopefully gets eaten by the dragon :twisted:

#28 Laufey

Posted 04 April 2005 - 06:26 PM

Firstly, I would like to say how much I enjoy your 'In the Cards' series. They're pretty much what made me want to join the community (although it's been quite a bit later then when I started reading:lol:)


Well, thank you! :D That's a very nice thing for me to hear.

I must say, I didn't like edwin until I read your stories, and now I think he's a rather amusing character to have tag along. And Mazzy....well, I've always disliked her, but the past couple of chapters made me want to drop a giant boot on her...would Edwin happen to have and of those cow kill spells left by anychance? :)


*grin* He won't need it...


And then he might take me over. I nearly lost it in there, didn’t I? She could feel Bhaal’s smug contentment on the edge of her soul. She’d wanted blood, she’d really wanted to do murder, and her sire knew it.


Not that anyone would blame her, they'd probably congratulate her on a pest well removed...


Perhaps, perhaps, but it still wouldn't be good for Rini to do such a thing.


Goodman Valygar is the only truly suitable one of them, really. Such a fine man – the perfect squire for a knight of my stature. So modest, so properly flattered by the honor, as he should be. But the others…no.


:D well she's rather high on herself aint she?


Oh, but when she dies, she can take pride in everything she ever did. :D


No, I believe my time in this company is almost over


Do you think they'll have a party when she leaves?? Or hopefully gets eaten by the dragon :lol:


You'll have to wait and see. :D Thanks for reading and commenting!
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#29 Weyoun

Posted 10 April 2005 - 07:04 PM

Zaerini tried to avoid looking at Mazzy as she marched into the third room adjacent to the lava chamber, ignoring even the occasional spark that stung her face. She was afraid that if she let herself be reminded of the halfling’s existence, she might well lose her temper completely.


Laska : Three-fold solution : Go back to the lava chamber. Push her in. Celebrate with lots of booze. :)

Oh, come on kitten. Don’t tell me you would miss her.


Miss her like a toothache. :)

The two ghosts explained that Amauna had been a child priestess of Amaunator, in the God’s final days as a greater deity, and so beloved by the entire priesthood for her close ties to their Lord that her death had been a terrible blow to their faith, one they never quite recovered from. And now, with her remains so cruelly defiled by the minions of the Shade Lord, the spirits of those sworn to protect her were unable to rest.


“Aw, poor little girl!” Minsc exclaimed, his honest face wet with tears. “Where are the ones who would do such a thing? Minsc and Boo will make sure the Boots of Goodness stomp their bones to nasty bone meal, fit only for the baking of Evil Pies to be eaten by the wickedest of hags to be found in fair Rasheman.”


Any hags called Baba Y. ? :( Or was that an ogress? ;)

“They are apparently far more common over there,” the wizard replied. “Teacher Dekaras told me he encountered one once – supposedly they feast on human flesh and are extremely clever in the ways of magic (though certainly not a match for the cunning and guile of Edwin Odesseiron.)”


Shark repellent works well on hags, apparently. :(

The girl giggled. “You’re silly. Pretty funny though. Anyway, I do want to thank you. Hang on, I’ll give you something.” She held out her hand, and a golden object appeared in it. “This is only one part of what you’ll need to open the way,” she said. “But you’ll find the rest really soon, I know it. And there’s two other presents since you’ve been nice. One is a ward stone – as long as you keep really quiet, the big bad dragon won’t see you as long as you carry it.” Then she winked. “And the last is in my coffin – you’ll be able to see it now I’m back with it. If you find a pretty rock, it’ll shine like the sun. Bye bye now!”


Hm, she reminds me of Michelle... Then again, Michelle would have rooted for the dragon. :)

Edwin winced. “You just had to go and remind me of that episode, didn’t you, you wretched druid?” he said. “I’ll have you know I still have nightmares about poultry prancing around, flaunting their…”


Enough poultry for one lifetime, Edwin. :D

“Pity you wasted it,” Mazzy waspishly remarked. “Such a powerful tool against Evil should clearly not be in the hands of the negligent and incapable.”


Rini noticed the infuriated expression on Edwin’s face…and not just his, actually. Jaheira, Anomen and Jan all looked quite annoyed, Minsc seemed confused, and Valygar showed no expression at all. “So true,” she nonchalantly said. “You’d probably trip over it anyway.” Then she noticed something behind the halfling’s back, just outside the door that led further into the temple, and she grinned. “Well, would you look at that,” she said, pointing at the pile of very dead Shade Wolves, struck dead in the midst of their attempt at a tasty Halfling dinner. “I guess you were right – I did waste it after all.”


If you want to be really cruel, give Mazzy a two-handed blade. :D

Their supposed party ‘leader’ would protest such a course of action, of course. That was a problem, if not a great one. But she is the consort of a Red Wizard, and the friend of a Drow. If she is not yet sunk into foulest Evil, she soon will be. Perhaps she may yet be saved from her own folly, and brought to her senses. In the meantime, I shall be watching her closely. And if it should happen that the scales of my judgment tip against her, then so be it. My mind is sound, and for the ones steeped too deeply in sin, there can be no rescue, no redemption. Such a thought is an offence to all right thinking folk!


*sets Mazzy's foothair on fire* :D

No, Mazzy decided, and she adjusted the sword of Arvoreen a little as she followed the group, giving the bard a cold look. No, I believe my time in this company is almost over.


Heheheheheheheheheheh... :oops: :cry: ;)
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#30 Laufey

Posted 10 April 2005 - 09:27 PM


Zaerini tried to avoid looking at Mazzy as she marched into the third room adjacent to the lava chamber, ignoring even the occasional spark that stung her face. She was afraid that if she let herself be reminded of the halfling’s existence, she might well lose her temper completely.


Laska : Three-fold solution : Go back to the lava chamber. Push her in. Celebrate with lots of booze. :oops:


Rini: Sounds good to me! Party time! :lol:



“Aw, poor little girl!” Minsc exclaimed, his honest face wet with tears. “Where are the ones who would do such a thing? Minsc and Boo will make sure the Boots of Goodness stomp their bones to nasty bone meal, fit only for the baking of Evil Pies to be eaten by the wickedest of hags to be found in fair Rasheman.”


Any hags called Baba Y. ? ;) Or was that an ogress? :shock:


I think the legend is a bit unclear on that point. :shock:


“They are apparently far more common over there,” the wizard replied. “Teacher Dekaras told me he encountered one once – supposedly they feast on human flesh and are extremely clever in the ways of magic (though certainly not a match for the cunning and guile of Edwin Odesseiron.)”


Shark repellent works well on hags, apparently. ;)


:shock: :shock: :shock:


The girl giggled. “You’re silly. Pretty funny though. Anyway, I do want to thank you. Hang on, I’ll give you something.” She held out her hand, and a golden object appeared in it. “This is only one part of what you’ll need to open the way,” she said. “But you’ll find the rest really soon, I know it. And there’s two other presents since you’ve been nice. One is a ward stone – as long as you keep really quiet, the big bad dragon won’t see you as long as you carry it.” Then she winked. “And the last is in my coffin – you’ll be able to see it now I’m back with it. If you find a pretty rock, it’ll shine like the sun. Bye bye now!”


Hm, she reminds me of Michelle... Then again, Michelle would have rooted for the dragon. :oops:


Michelle? Sorry, don't get that one?


Edwin winced. “You just had to go and remind me of that episode, didn’t you, you wretched druid?” he said. “I’ll have you know I still have nightmares about poultry prancing around, flaunting their…”


Enough poultry for one lifetime, Edwin. :D


And then some!



Rini noticed the infuriated expression on Edwin’s face…and not just his, actually. Jaheira, Anomen and Jan all looked quite annoyed, Minsc seemed confused, and Valygar showed no expression at all. “So true,” she nonchalantly said. “You’d probably trip over it anyway.” Then she noticed something behind the halfling’s back, just outside the door that led further into the temple, and she grinned. “Well, would you look at that,” she said, pointing at the pile of very dead Shade Wolves, struck dead in the midst of their attempt at a tasty Halfling dinner. “I guess you were right – I did waste it after all.”


If you want to be really cruel, give Mazzy a two-handed blade. :D


Hee hee... :twisted:


No, Mazzy decided, and she adjusted the sword of Arvoreen a little as she followed the group, giving the bard a cold look. No, I believe my time in this company is almost over.


Heheheheheheheheheheh... :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:


Soon, very soon.... :twisted:
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