Because it was originally made as a joke vote, and no one bothered editing it when they put Xs in the boxes.[X] Grab the reins and try to get the chariot into motion. If that fails,
-[X] Form a whip of enchanted Mercury in your hand
--[X] Lash the horses drawing Rider's chariot on their flanks.
Why are we screaming, wouldn't it give them more time.
Just take whichever option is less likely to result in us dying in a pathetic fashion.This is actually closer than I expected, hmm.
Seems about half of you want to force Trois Tragoidia to move under your own power, and the other half want to try bailing.
I may just have to hold off on writing until I close the votes.
So you're fine with it so long as you die in an awesome fashion?C
Just take whichever option is less likely to result in us dying in a pathetic fashion.
So you're fine with it so long as you die in an awesome fashion?
Perhaps we should concentrate on trying to motivate the merely awesome horse, instead of the divine ones and hope that if we manage to control the first his bros will just go along. Or maybe the divine horses are smart enough to run on their own if we inform them about the incoming explosion.
The divine horse might take offence at us lashing them. I mean, they are greek and most things that are both greek and divine are arrogant jerks.
Have a date with Timbers Fall later on in the quest I'm guessing.[X] Form a whip of Mercury and lash Rider's horses, trying to stampede them towards Aaron.
--[X] As they charge, do a back flip out of the Chariot while flipping Aaron the bird.
---[X] Use your Magecraft to survive the fall and land on near Achilles.
Fine, fine. What's the worst that could happen?
... Let me roll a dice for Murphy.[X] Form a whip of Mercury and lash Rider's horses, trying to stampede them towards Aaron.
--[X] As they charge, do a back flip out of the Chariot while flipping Aaron the bird.
---[X] Use your Magecraft to survive the fall and land on near Achilles.
Fine, fine. What's the worst that could happen?