Kevin's Watch

I'm getting a touch technical in horse anatomy, so thought this might help...

The Front Leg of a Horse



1. Coffin Bone, or Third Phalanx 2. Second Phalanx, or Small Pastern
3. Large Pastern, or First Phalanx 4. Humerus
5. Radius 6. Pisiform
7. Large Metacarpal 8. Trapizoid,or Ulna
9.Splint Bone 10. Sesamoid Bone

again to make it clear...
i like the idea that in my setting who use the powers of the gods (clerics, druids, favored souls and so on) have a basic knowledge of all the pantheon. this is why only Tanya has the pantheon spread sheet. If there was a cleric, that will have the basic knowledge too.

Magicians do not waste their time with the gods, at least at the beginning of their path for the glory .

If you want to chose a specific god to follow, i will be happy to share with you the sheet, but i think that it could be a good hook for a role play that you ask for more information about a god in a temple or a church, or why not to Tanya.

I hope you understand, if you don't like it, just say it and i will share on the forum the pantheon

nope, makes sense to me. I'm good!
I am sure Renard will ask Tänya some questions when the time is right.

Renard wrote:

as soon as the "R" is said in front of the inscribed stone, the stone slide to the right and you can see a dark tunnel in front of you.

After a moment of surprise from the opening of the hidden passage, Renard looks over at Tänya. His look of surprise mixes briefly with a look which may be interpreted as 'miffed', wondering if he spent all that concentration on the poem for it to be solved by a pirate imitation. ---

*blushing prettily*

I wish I could take the credit, but I will admit running the riddle by Hyperception for the answer. Which is why my post was edited. He had not heard that one before, but claims to have heard similar...

At times, I'm pretty sure he could give Roland Deschain a run for his money at riddle solving...

Renard wrote:nope, makes sense to me. I'm good!
I am sure Renard will ask Tänya some questions when the time is right.

I await your curiosity eagerly, mil-rd...

Who needs a God with my greatsword in hand?

Are you willing to show that attitude towards an Inevitable, mil-rd?

...good luck...

Tänya wrote:Are you willing to show that attitude towards an Inevitable, mil-rd?

...good luck...

Won most of the Fluxx games tonight. I bet my luck could take 'em.

Also, I didn't realise there was a page 13 when I posted, so apologies if Atrus seems a little.....weird. haha.

I'll try to stay on line during the next days but i have a quite busy weekend planned. So the game could go slow or stop at all during the weekend.

I have also to work on the character sheets that need to be leveled up.

I hope you will not wait too long

*sigh*

We'll live.
With much vibrancy out of our lives.
But...we'll live.
...just return to us as soon as your can...

Have a good time, DM.

Atrus wrote:
"I WILL kill you...."


[ooc]Nice guy, this Atrus...[/ooc]

I like him! Need a pipe-hitter in the group ...
..ah, who are we kidding, you're all bad mo-fos!

Renard wrote:

Atrus wrote:
"I WILL kill you...."


[ooc]Nice guy, this Atrus...[/ooc]

I like him! Need a pipe-hitter in the group ...

Me too...

But I really do wish I had a Detect Alignment spell of some sort available to me. I'm dying of curiosity about all of you...

ah well...

Once again, PAFO.

~*~edit~*~

gah!!!



Live and learn...
I thought for sure I had to rest before I prayed to refresh my spells, but...

Time of Day

A divine spellcaster chooses and prepares spells ahead of time, just as a wizard does. However, a divine spellcaster does not require a period of rest to prepare spells. Instead, the character chooses a particular part of the day to pray and receive spells. The time is usually associated with some daily event. If some event prevents a character from praying at the proper time, he must do so as soon as possible. If the character does not stop to pray for spells at the first opportunity, he must wait until the next day to prepare spells.

I should have asked for them in my prayer to Solaris earlier. I'll know for next time, should a time of prayer other than my daily morning meditation present itself...

Oh!!!

Just to clarify...

When I asked the DM what he called the world his setting is based in, since the area where we are now in is known as "The Freelands," he replied along the lines that in his mind every race and culture has its own name for it and that he would be honored for me to choose a name for my use. So, Talamh is what I chose for Tänya's Order. Please don't feel bound to call the world that in your own mind...

Renard wrote:I like him! Need a pipe-hitter in the group ...

A point of clarification, DM.
What time of night is it that the party enters the church?
I was under the impression it was the hour or so before dawn.
But...it sounds like I may be mistaken, by Renard's response.

I understand time stopped while the others rested. But, Morul implied it was late when he stopped us from seeking the help of the clerics before Laurin showed up.

Morl wrote:"I know that you are distrustful... but you must trust me. I will heal you once we will be in the old ruins... The evil is there! we can't wait!"

He said nervously.

"We can't bother the poor clerics of solaris during the night! Are you all with me?"

That comment alone caused me to think it was already quite late...
Not to mention the sun had already set before we ever met each other in The Wild Boar...

How long did it actually take to walk to the stone circle and back?

The battle lasted only six rounds, but for some reason, it strikes me as having lasted far longer than half a minute. And the actions after, searching the cavern, opening the magic door to the next tunnel, switching out the armor, praying to Solaris and resurrecting Solana, etc., had to have taken some time...

So, how much time has actually passed, since the battle at the farm?

It does seem to have been a long time...

And, since we are about to enter a church, do you speak Celestial, Tänya?

PAFO...

You can see the ray af the new sun rising from east. It si about the 6th bell of the night.

My thanks, DM.
So my time sense was fairly accurate...
However, I look forward to seeing if the clerics are awake and healing any others who may have been injured at the farm...

Mephiston wrote:Arael looks to Thonunian
"No, nothing, i'm sorry. The common is the only language i understand"

He says in celestial.

Oh...that is classic...

I wasn't able to resist!