Talace
It must be raining somewhere else!
It does not, since the Tyrant's blade contests the healing of Pristine Star.
A Simple Transaction I
- Thread starter Rihaku
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- Original
It does not, since the Tyrant's blade contests the healing of Pristine Star.
- Location
- Omniverse #1345
I already asked, no. Tyrant's Blade contests and it isn't strong enough to overcome it. Some other effects like Pillar can though.
- Location
- Planet Earth
[X] The Mire Wolf
[X] Evening Sky - Shine Bright
[X] Forebear's Blade - Second Stage
Rapid(if non combat) heal for allies, a massive defensive boost that itself is also a full heal once out of combat for ourselves, we can use Shine Bright to heal Letrizia and Gisena quickly then trigger our second stage to return to full health tomorrow. All while only being 4 Arete.
[X] Evening Sky - Shine Bright
[X] Forebear's Blade - Second Stage
Rapid(if non combat) heal for allies, a massive defensive boost that itself is also a full heal once out of combat for ourselves, we can use Shine Bright to heal Letrizia and Gisena quickly then trigger our second stage to return to full health tomorrow. All while only being 4 Arete.
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- Location
- Omniverse #1345
Actually now I have to ask this: @Rihaku: Forebear's Blade - Second Stage gives us a second form and reversion to full health. Does that include fixing our lost body-part injuries? I'm assuming not given it's only 2 arete, but it's also a forebearer effect, and those seem like exactly the kind of thing that could beat the Tyrant at his own game.
OctarineShrike
Avatar of Mandos
I realized I was ambiguous with my question about arm regeneration. What's our burned arm regeneration like with or without Pristine Star?
- Location
- Australia
[X] The Tyrant Beast
[X] Hunger - Pitiless Maw
It simply has to be done. It sets us up for the future, gives us 100% lifesteal (extremely powerful even for its high cost) and it's the best narrative.
A battered old hero should fight and defeat hoary old monsters, not go picking on young and untested weaklings
[X] Hunger - Pitiless Maw
It simply has to be done. It sets us up for the future, gives us 100% lifesteal (extremely powerful even for its high cost) and it's the best narrative.
A battered old hero should fight and defeat hoary old monsters, not go picking on young and untested weaklings
Rihaku
The Internet
The ability to heal others also offers considerable social utility! People are a lot more likely to forgive Panacea acting like a tyrant than Assault!
- Location
- Omniverse #1345
You can get Pristine Star with that build too ya know.
Rihaku
The Internet
That's 4 Arete, they're 2 each!
No, you don't even have those limbs in ghost form! The Tyrant's power is not to be underestimated!
It's not his true name, but it is shorthand for it.
You get one more pick! Pristine Star is a good combo with that.
- Location
- Australia
Thanks man - I wasn't as wed to it as the other options, so I forgot to include it.
[X] Evening Sky - Pristine Star
OctarineShrike
Avatar of Mandos
You nullified your previous vote.
LordOfMurder
Bhaal
- Location
- Australia
Does pitiless maw heal existing injuries or is it blocked by the tyrant as well?
- Location
- Mid-Atlantic
20% chance of crippling or death. No. We're near the bottom of a death spiral that comes from being tired, then more wounded, then becoming more tired dealing with problems that are complicated by our wounds, then more wounded because we were too tired. We have to make and take time to recover.
[X] The Plumed Offering
[X] Evening Sky - Pristine Star
Are there effects powerful enough to contest the enemy-effects of the Tyrant's Blade? Because I seem to remember you strongly implying we could eventually fix those injuries, though a mere two-Arete option may not be the way to do it, obviously...
- Location
- Australia
Thanks man, I don't usually get into quests so i'm not too around the voting systems
[X] The Tyrant Beast
[X] Hunger - Pitiless Maw
[X] Evening Sky - Pristine Star
OctarineShrike
Avatar of Mandos
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- Location
- Mid-Atlantic
If it does have that much effect, it'll be because we're constantly recklessly increasing our chance of death by making suicidally ill-advised choices. In which case we'll just keep making more such choices until one of them kills us anyway.
Can we PLEASE take some low risk options until we recover our full strength? Please?
- Location
- Australia
You know that the nature of the quest and the curses we took means that we'll always be dancing on some sort of knife's edge, right?
Sure this is risky, but we'll always be doing something that's a little risky. When we're back up to max HP all we'll be doing is picking harder fights that are just as risky to us then as this is to us now.
The reason we're backing hunting the Tyrant is that it's a bit of risk now for a much cleaner recovery and more powerful options in the future so we don't ever have to be in a position like this one again.
LordOfMurder
Bhaal
- Location
- Australia
An awesome fight scene and an 80% chance of substantial rewards?
OctarineShrike
Avatar of Mandos
Chasing awesome fight scenes is what got us into this mess in the first place.