Hey...as a token of gratitude for staying in there and getting the work done...I will reward players with pretty little items and/or level up...depending on situation when the time is appropriate.

But you gotta earn it!

<font color=silver>* Fires up the item creation machine*</font>

<font color=skyblue>* Stares in awe *

You didn't tell me we had one of those! Man!

Hey..I was thinking...you know...I was kinda hoping to get a cool new sword for Larry. You think maybe I can get a cool one? You know...a nice one to replace my lost one? The NightBlade? The Tortured Soul? That thing has so many names...

Anyway...we'll talk. ;)

Probably my favorite OOTS
http://www.giantitp.com/cgi-bin/Gian...otscript?SK=52


One reason I don't like 3E
http://www.giantitp.com/cgi-bin/Gian...tscript?SK=126

Heh, Ask Cyril when he's in a good mood (Looks at the Reaper's Bleeding Soul)

<font color=silver>How about we start slowly.

You know, with something to help keep him focused .....

http://windbringer.frandt.com/skies/...s/larry001.gif</font>

[ 01-30-2005, 09:38 PM: Message edited by: Cyril Darkcloud ]

Larry, sent you a PM

I something I want to clear up about timestop. Do other characters (a.k.a the good guys) see what's happening, but just can't move? Or does everything just happen all at once for us?

I imagine it would look a bit like a strobe light, (for one strobe) there would be a very brief flicker, and the images of Andrion would change position, but aside from spells going off suddenly, nothing else would be noticed.

Since time doesn't move, light doesn't move and the characters' brains don't move either. So no, they'll not 'remember' anything that happened during timestop.