That's plausible, and something to address during the debrief. Beginning every encounter with a new hostile with a detailed scan - like a Metroid Prime 100% run - is probably a good idea though. Not that we should limit it to known hostiles - how hard do you think we could derail things if we scanned all of our superiors? We do still need to find that leak...sun tzu said:To be fair, I'm not entirely sure we'd have accomplished anything back then. Behemoth still had tons and tons of ablative armor, which is only now getting ripped apart by the combined attack of everyone and his grandmother. Depending on how Gromweld rules on it, our ping damage might not have accomplished any meaningful results...
Just means we have to keep spamming it after he goes unconscious from Bashing! ...unless he has regen.DragonBard said:
Nothing at all, nope.landcollector said:
Bashing damage wraps around to Lethal once it reaches Incap so it'd only take twice as long to kill Behemoth. Note that it's probably safe to assume that Behemoth (and the rest of the Endbringers, for that matter) ignores the various penalties (wound penalties, unconsciousness) that normally come into play when ones Health Track gets filled with Bashing damage.DragonBard said:
I picture Behemoth's Health Track looking something like this:FunkyEntropy said:Bashing damage wraps around to Lethal once it reaches Incap so it'd only take twice as long to kill Behemoth. Note that it's probably safe to assume that Behemoth (and the rest of the Endbringers, for that matter) ignores the various penalties (wound penalties, unconsciousness) that normally come into play when ones Health Track gets filled with Bashing damage.
The Ebon Dragon, who has a bit of a glass jaw for a Primordial, has about 110 healthlevels.Peanuckle said:About huge-ass health tracks...
Don't the Exalted books give Primordials 74 health levels? I don't think Endbringers should approach anywhere near that amount.
IIR in canon when we saw the core get damaged it didn't survive long enough for us to be able to tell if the things can regenerate.xenondestroyer said:Me thinks that you guys are conflating the huge regenerating soak and hardness shell with the hard but breakable core. Which once damaged stays damaged.
It does regenerate. It also regenerates more slowly than the expendable outer shell, so if it's anything more than ping damage Behemoth has to take Action instead of ignoring it like damage to the outer body.xenondestroyer said:Me thinks that you guys are conflating the huge regenerating soak and hardness shell with the hard but breakable core. Which once damaged stays damaged.
Or Post Soak damage adders.Peanuckle said:
Maybe the Simurgh is telling Behemoth what he need to destroy?DragonBard said:I've got a question: How is Behemoth sensing Iris, since his powers are Motonic based?
We've been scanning everyone we see in the base for a while now. There are a few people with corona pollentias, including one that's weirdly shrivelled (my guess is they no longer have the potential to trigger because someone else did), but no-one with a gemma.SwiftRosenthal said:That's plausible, and something to address during the debrief. Beginning every encounter with a new hostile with a detailed scan - like a Metroid Prime 100% run - is probably a good idea though. Not that we should limit it to known hostiles - how hard do you think we could derail things if we scanned all of our superiors? We do still need to find that leak...
Cape superiors, not just PRT. That includes a lot of people more respected than us who are only in town for this battle.RCa said:We've been scanning everyone we see in the base for a while now. There are a few people with corona pollentias, including one that's weirdly shrivelled (my guess is they no longer have the potential to trigger because someone else did), but no-one with a gemma.
Know that we enjoy the results of your efforts. Your drawings are great!assana73 said:
Lung's dragon-form has a split mouth like that. I don't know what the term is.Finbar said:I'm not trying to be offensive, but what the hell is with Pharoah Lung's lips?
It looks like he just ate the worlds most concentrated sour warhead and it's formed a Pucker based singularity that is sucking in his face.
Bit of a poor warning, considering that that happened on Saturday, we tried to talk to him on Sunday and got screwed by our meditation stuff, and then he escaped on Monday.Stormseed said:I was thinking about the thing with Danny a bit more, and this:
was probably a warning.
Oh boy indeed, if such a scene ever takes places, the first thing Cauldron is going to think is that Autochthon is a third Entity.