Heroica RPG General Discussion

[Flipz]

Althior, he'd probably just strap it to Finnegan. Though Arthur would try to come up with some nifty fancy pants siege engine.

*Hides papers behind back* blueprints? What blueprints???

[Poison Ivy]

*Hides papers behind back* blueprints? What blueprints???

I can see it now......Bomb launchycorridorydoorystairythingy.

[K-Nut]

I can see it now......Bomb launchycorridorydoorystairythingy.

Perhaps Heroica's first remote controlled bomb?

[Poison Ivy]

Perhaps Heroica's first remote controlled bomb?

Or he can just stick it in a jar and call it "Bombergan". That would probably work.

[Tanma]

I suggest taking a page from Link's handbook, and make bomb arrows. Or alternatively attach a bomb to an Australian weapon, and make a Boom-erang.

[JimBee]

I think Sandy did the encouraged-effect differently, at least for mugs. In Quest 15 she calculated the encouraged effect before the mug multiplier. I'd say it makes more sense to calculate the encouraged effect after everything else, though.

I disagree. it already got nerfed by a 50% price increase.

Agreed with Scubacarrot. One of the few advantages of being a Rogue is the ability to buy more stuff (because we get more gold). So by getting nostrums, meads, and smelling salts Rogues become much more useful in battle.

That die...

[Rumble Strike]

Darth Nihilus, Tarn never went straight back to the Hall. He is currently wandering around near the marketplace, wondering if he should buy a couple of gems to enfuse with Kyrferath, and if so, which ones.

Edited April 5, 2012 by Rumble Strike

[Tanma]

Edit: so this post was pretty much out of place, so I decided to destroy it. Instead I will ask the more on topic question, who has been your favorite opponent in Heroica? Which enemy combatant, named or otherwise, has interested you the most?

Edited April 6, 2012 by Tanma

[Khorne]

Just wanted to say that I'll be gone 'till Monday. In case I still get picked for Quest 27: Badger Badger Badger, the party leader can decide my actions until I'm back .

[Scorpiox]

Edit: so this post was pretty much worthless and just weird in my book, so I decided to destroy it. Instead I will ask the more on topic question, who has been your favorite opponent in Heroica? Which enemy combatant, named or otherwise, has interested you the most?

Donny was pretty cool. I also really like the chaos beasts and Wren.

[Scubacarrot]

Edit: so this post was pretty much worthless and just weird in my book, so I decided to destroy it. Instead I will ask the more on topic question, who has been your favorite opponent in Heroica? Which enemy combatant, named or otherwise, has interested you the most?

Didn't actually fight them, but I have to say: Haroka and Sorona. Until we meet again

[Rumble Strike]

Thanks Scuba, although she didn't become an actual enemy, Sorona was a blast to use as an NPC. The fact that your quest guide was so bloodthirsty was a lot of fun, but I appreciate that you guys in the Quest had to deal with that.

[Tanma]

I would go with the mirror in Quest 10. Of all the enemies, it was the closest to killing all the heroes of a team. The only way it would have been better is if the mirror copies it spawned talked to their counterparts, toying with them and abusing their flaws. It also would be interesting if the foes weren't constructs, but versions of the heroes from a "mirror" universe.

[Flipz]

It also would be interesting if the foes weren't constructs, but versions of the heroes from a "mirror" universe.

Quit stealing my plot points!

[Sandy]

I wonder when i'll be added to the Hall's list of heroes?

Thanks for the picture, Endgame, now I can finally add your character to the Gallery.

[Jebediahs]

Which enemy combatant, named or otherwise, has interested you the most?

I like the sleeping ogre guard from Quest 14. He worked hard to perfect his open-eyed sleeping technique.

[Palathadric]

*Drake notices people walking out of hall*

"They must be the people chosen to go on quest 27! Might not be hard, I mean, they only have to go deliver something....I think. Now, I'm bored, so I shall get drunk and sing silly songs from the balcony of the stairs! Or more like, do it and not get drunk. Ooh, rum!"

*Sips some rum and stands on balcony of stairs*

"Twinkle twinkle little star, how I wonder what you are!"

Ummm...I don't think you can be fighting in the arena and singing, "Twinkle, twinkle in the hall at the same time.

[Rumble Strike]

As I said earlier, I am looking to add two gems to my existing Water one. Looking at Ice, Lightning, Light and Darkness. Any opinions on which are best in play?

[CMP]

Get Darkness, definitely.

[Masked Builder]

Light and darkness are both gems you have to have, you see enemies that are affected by them the most.

[Scubacarrot]

They are not so easy to obtain, though.

[Rumble Strike]

Yes, that's true. I guess I'm then asking if it's worth picking up Ice and Lightning from Elphaba while I can.

[UsernameMDM]

Darkness & lightning. However, I decided to separated my gem from my sword so it wouldn't be useless against anything. Lucky for me I have the Cultist Hat that helps out with non-imbued weapons.

[Masked Builder]

Yes, that's true. I guess I'm then asking if it's worth picking up Ice and Lightning from Elphaba while I can.

Yep, you have to have Lightning, go for it. You do not have to have ice though.

[Tanma]

Yes, that's true. I guess I'm then asking if it's worth picking up Ice and Lightning from Elphaba while I can.

It all depends on the quest you are on, but I would say that they are both useful. Also, if you bind a Topaz to your battle ax of water, it will nulify your gem's current weakness to aquatic foes. The ax would be useless against electric foes, but you also be able to deal major damage to mechanical entities and fliers, along with flaming foes and rock monsters. That is, if I understand the rules right.