Professor Flitwick

Thothwick looked directly at Zelda. "She's here, Ms. Ziegfried. The one we all fear, she's here, in Eubric. Baba, of the Kalakita Bog. She was Barbariccia, and she tried to set you all upon eachother. And nearly succeeded. Surely now, more than ever, you can see what a threat her ilk pose to our society?"

And here's Boomingham when he hosted an episode of 'Have I Got News For You':

Thothwick attacks Chaosour from the front row, with his Banana Sabre!

Ah, that explains why I had to re-read Quest 14 to see where Baba amassed all of her wealth from. Makes much more sense now, and moves it from a 'good' summary to a 'great' one!

Pretty good summary, but I wouldn't say Thothwick hates the rich. He just vastly prefers their wallets to their owners! Other than that, it's great, apart from one missing character detail... There it is! Cheers Endgame & Zepher! It's really quite reassuring to hear what others think of your character.

Drat, knew it'd get something wrong! We'll just retcon history, and pretend I was right!

Thothwick, defying all social norms and conventions, with a blatant disregard of "The Man's" rules... repeats his action.

Your welcome! I was afraid it's either miss something out, or have Thothwicks prejudices bleed into my analysis! Just noitced, Masked Builder did one whilst I was typing. Sorry all!

Note: I tend not to follow quests that I'm not on too closely. Beyond peeking in to look at the pretty pictures, I don't follow them. It's just a personal preference - not meant to be an insult to QMs - I don't want to confuse player and character knowledge. Ergo, I can only comment on what I've seen, which may be some crucial character development. Forgive me if this seems somewhat Spartan. Now then... Atramor Gibbin The term 'bad-megablocks' is bandied around quite a lot these days, and Atramor is one of the those to whom I believe it can be applied to. An ex-pirate with a demonic fowl as a pet, Atramor is one of the more distinct and original characters in the game, quite a feat considering he was the first hero through the door. Very steadfast in his opinion, Atramor seems like he will follow his instinct to the grave, and proudly admit that he stood up and took leadership when it was needed, even if the outcome wasn't great. His dedication to his opinions has lead to great character moments, like when his willingness to stop Wren led him to nominate himself for a suicide mission. Innocents have died from him, but they've been sacrifices for the greater good. The fact he was listed for perma-death also shows how great his sacrifice could have been. His thick skin has allowed him to have waves of abuse roll of him (very accurate, and correct abuse mind ) roll off him. Despite his cold exterior, he has been able to rally several friends, both amongst heroes (most Wren Questers, Boomingham, etc) and NPC's (Wren hunters, Ella, etc). His combination of gear has lead him to be formidable in battles, as well as out. All in all, one of my favourite characters. Just a shame he'll be burned at the steak soon.

Care to start the ball rolling, Skyrimguy?

Thothwick repeats his attack.

But wouldn't Lycan go there to sabotage the dismantling of the armoury?

Don't know why everyone is so dismissive of Arthur, he's so nice!

"A pleasure, I- "- thank you, young Master Regulus." Thothwick, restraining a smile, turns back to their lizard foes.

"Yes, Mr... whomever - I didn't quite catch your name - Steerpike is deceased. However, a new threat appears to have replaced him."

Thothwick repeats his action. OoC: Talkative bunch, aren't we?

Nodding to the newcomers, Thothwick repeats his attack!

I like the change. And I certainly don't mind the name; Thothwick wasn't a typical Rogue, he won't be a typical Black Knight!

Thothwick moves forward to the Cosmosaur, Banana Sabre drawn, and attacks.

Thothwick nodded, and hurriedly wicked at Nyx in understanding several times. "*ahem* Yes, I'm fairly certain it was Baba, who hurled ice-spells at them. *ahem*" Thothwick then turned, to attack the Cosmosaur from the back row, with his Shuriken.

I don't see why it's so bad that Donny and Violetta die. Many people die in Game of Thrones with plot points unfulfilled. Heck, many people in real life with plot points still unfinished. Makes the world seem more real. And yes, I am talking about the world were I play a sentient ape.

Thothwick, staggering slightly from he recent unconscious state, attempts to tackle Baba to the ground, in order to try and cease her spell.

I agree, majority rule should prevail!

Hey, I'm extremely forgetful roleplaying Thothwick as being extremely frugal.

Seconded. I also dislike it when people try to bid for an item that hasn't even been dropped yet. It could make a party leader pocket an item that is useless to them, but has already been sold out of character via pm.