Fair enough, just my immediate thoughts though. Thank you for the default options though they are very helpful.I mean, you do have more options than just asking about those two. I was tempted to not put any default options at all and just leave "[] Write-in" as the sole default.
No legal trouble is nice, I suppose, but the social stigma of being an outsider warlock is still not great.
Kind of hard to avoid. If they have demons then black magic is going to give off distinct similarities even if we don't do any demon magic. Better to be thought a warlock then a demon.
What can I say? we're very eager. Someone over on SB said that quest participants are like one great big wendigo, a creature that never gets full or satisfied - only bigger and hungrier proportional to every meal.60 minutes is about as short as a vote moratorium can get, and it still hasn't been that long.
Hm. Does one of them look like Sean Connery?
I guess we just aren't used to not being quadruple immortal. Oh well, I am sure everything will be fine> closest Guild has gone rogue
> smugglers out of control
>"rush to somewhere with a competent herbalist if you meet anyone with blotchy purple skin"
> neighboring country devastated by an Archdemon
Thread: "Wow, death magic's legal! What a convenient starting location!"
See, people have been looking at that starter location roll all wrong. They're like "Oh no, we got a 4 out of 100, clearly our luck is terrible!" When in fact that roll was for how many problems there would be in the starter location. We truly lucked out that there was only 4, and none of them were anything important.> closest Guild has gone rogue
> smugglers out of control
>"rush to somewhere with a competent herbalist if you meet anyone with blotchy purple skin"
> neighboring country devastated by an Archdemon
Thread: "Wow, death magic's legal! What a convenient starting location!"
Technically, that roll was a 24; there was a +20 fiat modifier (and a reroll if it were to land on 1).
It's interesting that he refers us to civilians w.r.t. questions about local Guilds, especially when we could reach Belonde in a week at the earliest.
Considering that Nero seems to hide his suspicious mind under a mask of cheerfulness, I personally have no interest in poking him about whatever he's hiding. We wouldn't get anything of substance, and showing interest might cause him to make it harder for us to investigate independently, should we want to do that later.
Green haired/eyed lightning magic user, and red haired/eyed druid? Unless that's a mixup, it's strange that the colors are inverse to their magics. An attempt at misdirection to surprise enemies seems unlikely, though - while hair dye is simple, I doubt they'd use contact lenses just for that.
They already mentioned the one noteworthy job they know about in Pava, and Nero hinted that competition here at the camp isn't welcome. It's probably more efficient to directly ask in Pava instead.
Asking about non-combat magic that won't help us with missions might lower their opinion of us, since we'd look like we're not taking the wizard job seriously enough. Then again, if they underestimate us as a 'casual' that might have its own advantages...
I'm half-tempted to ask for a spar just so we know how we measure up to an average wizard. But it's undermined by them going easy to conceal their abilities because they don't trust us.
I mean, I agree--those were good questions--but I think you're supposed to actually quote the questions!
Sorry, the last quest I was in did it like this; a couple people write something in and writing in the vote-writer's name was easier for QM to tally than if everyone copy+pasted it. Like, someone puts up a write-in and everyone who wanted to vote for it just did (X)name.I mean, I agree--those were good questions--but I think you're supposed to actually quote the questions!
