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I’m up for it. It doesn’t even have to be important for them to live tbh.

When at last you begin to tred that crossroad that edge of known between here and hereafter where the psychopomps dwell thine life already ebbing the question remains. The chance to save another also dying will push you beyond life’s ending.

“My characters are happy. They got way laid in an Olive grove.”

There’s also the possibility to be laid by the Olive grove.

This is so true.

Out of curiosity, why do you find that weird?  Are you just not particularly fond of it, is it about length, or is it something else?

Nothing like that.

Just the thought of a random idea and bam people seem to like it. Hahah.

Well, hey, sometimes things just work out like that.

It was something I don’t wish to repeat.

There is a word I hesitate to use but its the only one that accurately describes them.

It was a very disconcerting realization that it factually exists.

That Evil Exists.

Well that sucks. I hope ya ok.

It's taking some time to process for sure. And with it my ability to write is utterly frozen.

New information requires analysis and ponderance. Especially, since some people or something attempting to pass as people thoroughly violates your worldview by existing.  I have to re-evaluate.

At heart, I’m an optimistic realist. Everything will turn out for the better.

In a world of gray full of nuance and context. It's best to avoid the unrepentant black that's for sure.

And three other people at work are suffering from nightmares because of them so i’m not alone.

They had carrot ale before carrot cake. What a time to be alive.

carrots were around before potatoes. so it makes sense. also, they were black, white and purple then. long story

they also had the can before the can opener

related historical oddity, the colour orange is named for the fruit. not the other way around.

That has always been a fascinating tidbit of history.  Before orange people either used the term ochre or stranger terms.

Most interesting is the fact. That orange is the most accurate way to describe that particular color rather than yellow-brown or weirder things

Amazing the stereotypes we get about places! I wasn’t aware Arizona had rain.

Not often but when it does. It floods cause arizona has alot of clay-based soil

you

should truly see it in northern arizona on a plateau its a sight to behold.  In the city however, there's nowhere for the water to drain cause the city planners are  duds and microbursts are common.

Dying star, burn still bright

Cling to Life with all your might

The ampitheatre's long abanroned

The city's gone and left you stranded

Your empty audience lies dreaming strange

You stand, unheeded on it's stage

But somewhere else your light has travelled

The darkness that it's touched unravelled

Some will will drink your crimson light

Some won't know the subtle light

But out there, somewhere, your light will find

Another soul to touch and guide

Even unseen, your beauty shines

And will be treasured, by all who find. 

So stand tall and proud, and enjoy the show.

Your life has reach you'll never know.

I can relate. Last year I spent an hour hiding under a bridge because I got caught in a massive rainstorm while biking home. My wife couldn’t even come pick me up because the streets were flooded.

Had to throw the shirt and gym shorts out. It was like the grit had become solidly enmeshed in the fabric and like hell I’m gonna ruin the washer and I’m not willing to have sandy clothes every time I wash.

Hahah lessons were learned.

     One time me and a buddy went for a run without checking the weather and some how missed that there was an active tornado watch in the area.  Halfway into the run, the skies got dark, like might as well have been night, winds were threatening to uproot trees (and us) and it started raining sideways.  We had to take shelter in a nearby building until it passed.

Lets be honest.

What alignment did you get?

Neutral Good, apparantly.

I've seen some examples, I might be able to help.  How many participants, how powerful are they and what established combat methods have they shown?

Boss is an epic 25^th level wizard with Wiz 20/Archmage 5 (Homebrew)

With the following buffs

-Warden Of Undermountain. The Wards of Undermoutain protects its master granting damage reduction based on how many prisoners are interred in Undermountain.

- Heart Of Undermountain- Great power is drawn from demons and other fell horrors trapped in the demon level. Once per the lich’s turn. Morovith can attempt to draw on this wellspring of power but may take no other action this turn. Roll a d100.

And one passive

- Spellcraft Phylactery- As long as the epic spell Darkened Sky exists. Shielding the necrocracy from the damaging effects of the sun. Morovith  cannot be permanently destroyed and will return  in 3d20 years. As long as Morovith exists Darkened Sky cannot be suppressed or dispelled with its effects resuming in 3d6 rounds. If Morovith sacrifices an epic level spell. The effects resume immediately.

Good luck!

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*crosses fingers* Please let the finale flow

I know how that feels.  Good luck!

An echo of sentience, unable to shift from it's predetermined path or turn against it's nature.

 Funnily enough, this is roughly how I understand the ideas of angels not having free will. 

Sometimes I do not wish to dream.

For it's impolite to see with eyes that are not yours.

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Sometimes I do not wish to dream.

For it's impolite to see with eyes that are not yours.