>>38225760
haha, time for skelewawifus

>>38225760
Sup Dead

>>38225760
I missed you

>>38225885
I think we all missed him, anon

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You are Vlad Tepish.

Your Holdings: A renovated ancient Elven ruin. A well hidden and protected cave, now housing liberated human slaves.

Your minions: 40 normal undead (orcish, elven and human skeletons and zombies, 13 armed with bows, rest with crude melee weapons). Undead orcish shaman. Skeletal elk mount. You control 43/50 minions. Your control is absolute.

Your relationships: Lathrien, your apprentice (agreeable), Ragda and Gerda, liberated old ladies of your tribe (friendly(ish)). Melandie, elven huntress (ally). Bathory, the spirit of your lover housed in her skull (agreeable). Bound spirit of an elven scout (bound to an owl homonculus). Bound spirit of a gnoll pyromancer (bound). Bound spirit of an orc demonologist (Bound). Bound spirit of a black dragon (bound). Elven tribe (open diplomacy), Gnoll tribe (allies/treacherous bastards), Human liberated slaves (likely allies).

Your skills, stats, traits: In the pastebin above, along with your available spells and equipment.

Your goals: Find a body for Bathory, achieve immortality, grow your legacy.

You have ordered your troops to stand in formation, just this once. There is little use for it on the battlefield, when you seldom face any organized force and have no shields, and little worry for injury or casualties. When one falls, more shall take their place.

In a way, it is a strange, accepting and multiracial. Orcs, elves, men and skeletons rotten beyond all recognition stand in front of you. It is impressive, if you do say so yourself. A gathering of this size would be all but impossible with the living. The orc zombie shaman still has even more intelligence than your other minions in him. He can still cast his magics, you tested it and it worked. He will never learn more than that, but you feel rather proud of yourself nonetheless.

The forest around you answers to your call. Grass, fern, moss, weaker flora of all sorts has rotted away and become brown. (cont)

>>38225905
I thought we bound the Shaman, OP.

>>38226007
>>38225905
nvm im a faggot

(cont)
Brambles, thorns and strange sharp grass still manages to grow somehow, although you know it to be dead. The trees, you could not even tell they are dead, if not for the strange, dark energies they are giving off. Any man might fear walking the forest at night, but you are certain that anyone but you walking your forest would be unsettled, no matter how much light they brought with them.

It feels like you have been idle for a long while. Too long. You have the skill and the faculties to create a body for Bathory. You only lack some essential resources. And you have much to bend towards achieving that goal.

>Send the owl to scout
>Go to the mountains. Most of what you need is mineral, likely to be found there.
>Go back down into the tunnels where the ancient necromancer performed his wicked alchemy. There are sure to be other ingredients there.
>Make a deal with a demon through the orc demonologist. It's just a little one and you may gain powerful ingredients indeed.
>Other (write-in)

>>38226059
>Make a deal with a demon through the orc demonologist. It's just a little one and you may gain powerful ingredients indeed.
Good starting point for practice.

>>38226059
> Go to the mountains.
>>38226089
Not this shit though, fuck that.

>>38226059
>>Send the owl to scout

>>38226089
Not until lichdom is safely locked in.

>>38226059
>>Go to the mountains. Most of what you need is mineral, likely to be found there.

>>38226059
>Send the owl to scout
>Go to the mountains. Most of what you need is mineral, likely to be found there.

>>38226059
>Send the owl to scout
tell him what kind of minerals to look out for, and to be careful.
While he does that
>Go back down into the tunnels where the ancient necromancer performed his wicked alchemy. There are sure to be other ingredients there.
>>38226089
Yeah, fuck that.

>>38226131
I dunno, I think even with lichdom, after enough horsefucking with demons, we might soon have a demon invasion on our hands... but that'd be totally badass.

>>38226131
>Not until lichdom is safely locked in.
I don't understand. If we die we die. It's over whether we're a lich or not, whether we contracted with demons or not. Do you guys not want the best body magic can provide for our waifu?

>>38226059
>>Go back down into the tunnels where the ancient necromancer performed his wicked alchemy. There are sure to be other ingredients there.

>>38226059
>Go back down into the tunnels where the ancient necromancer performed his wicked alchemy. There are sure to be other ingredients there.
Closest to home.

>>38226059
>Go to the mountains. Most of what you need is mineral, likely to be found there.
>>38226089
And that's fuckin stupid......

>>38226212
> It's over whether we're a lich or not

But do we really want to spend all of eternity suffering? We can always improve Bathory's body, bruh.

>>38226212
>Do you guys not want the best body magic can provide for our waifu?
>Implying we can't make her an unaging perfect Homunculus with alchemy

>>38225760
Finally! the saga of Vladimir Tepish continues

>>38226251
If we spend eternity suffering it's because we failed at achieving immortality. I have more faith in us than that.

>>38226272
>implying we can get the best ingredients while limiting ourselves to earthly resources.

>>38226059
>Go to the mountains. Most of what you need is mineral, likely to be found there.

>>38226059
>Go to the mountains. Most of what you need is mineral, likely to be found there.
I'd rather not use leftovers from abominations to resurrect our love

>>38226325
Still, I don't think it's a good thing to do at this point. Let's start with something basic, and then work up from there.

Also, if we're just trying to craft her a regular human body, which we are, I am actually very certain that everything we need can be found nearby.

>>38226059
Can we also commune with the dragon to see if it knows anything about the mountains?

>>38226325
>>implying we can get the best ingredients while limiting ourselves to earthly resources.
>implying Demon resources won't corrupt our waifu.

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>Mountains

You would rather not deal with any dark forces you know. At the least, there is a chance that the mountains would offer you safe, eventless expedition. It could happen. You are bringing your full amount of minions, that's for certain. You shall go yourself, of course. Lathrien has become a valuable part of the group and the elven girl, Melandie, may be willing to come. You may be able to gather more allies, but if there is some group in the mountains, that would make you look even more aggressive than you are already going to appear.

You gather your party, thinking it would be easier to dismiss them if you have issue with them than to call them if you need them and you set out due North. The ride to the mountains is longest you have taken since you were kicked out of your tribe what feels years ago. Sun sets and rises and you keep on going due North. On the eve of the third day you see the mountains in the distance, and by the fifth day you have reached them. They are glorious, but you are not here to sightsee. The mortal part of the group are all tired, yourself included. Your undead are as impassive as ever.

>Break for a camp. You will have a clearer head after a night's rest.
>Still plenty of daylight, look for caves or the like.
>Still plenty of daylight, just have your minions strike the rocks. It may harm your tools, but you have them in no short supply, for now.
>Set the owl to find a cave.
>Other (write-in)
>Choose up to two, except obviously impossible pairs.

>>38226384
>Let's start with something basic, and then work up from there.
I was under the impression that this was something basic. QM said it was just a small demon, with possibility of truly rare ingredients.

>>38226424
>implying Demon resources won't corrupt our waifu.
Our alchemy is pretty high, I'm sure we could select safe ones/purify the unsafe ones.

>>38226520
>>Set the owl to find a cave.
>Still plenty of daylight, just have your minions strike the rocks. It may harm your tools, but you have them in no short supply, for now.

>>38226520
>Break for a camp. You will have a clearer head after a night's rest.

>>38226520
>Still plenty of daylight, just have your minions strike the rocks. It may harm your tools, but you have them in no short supply, for now.
>Set the owl to find a cave.

>>38226520
> Set the owl to find a cave.
> Break for a camp.

Let's try and bring back more than just alchemy materials, eh? Having iron wouldn't be a bad thing, in any case.

>>38226520
>Still plenty of daylight, look for caves or the like.
>Set the owl to find a cave.

>>38226520
>Set the owl to find a cave.
>Still plenty of daylight, look for caves or the like.

>>38226520
>Set the owl to find a cave.
Wait a second, is
>Still plenty of daylight, just have your minions strike the rocks. It may harm your tools, but you have them in no short supply, for now.
just to have them randomly start picking into nearby rock wall?
is so, don't do that.

>>38226520
>Set the owl to find a cave.

>>38226520
>send owl to look for cave, while also keeping a lookout for anything that looks like a shrine to a death god

Your companions are weary and you yourself are far from averse to the idea of taking some rest before venturing into the unknown darkness of the mountains. That is not to say you should waste the night entirely on frivolity and rest. You focus your mind and you set your minions to strike at the rock wall nearby, just outside of earshot. You do want to be able to sleep after all.

You call the bound elf's spirit to you.

'Fly. Look for a cave, or a deep canyon, or some opening in the rock wall. If you can, try to find one that goes quite deep.'

'Yes, Vlad Tepish.' He says and flies away.

You might be trying to justify yourself, but you have the notion that with the ability to fly and the relative freedom you allow him, the elf is much happier than it has been in a long time. Good for him.

'We break for camp,' you say.
'Yes! I was absolutely certain you'd tell us to go into the fucking mountain in the middle of the night.' Melandie says.
'The break will be welcome, but I would like to get this over with as fast as I can,' Lathrien says.

You light a campfire, and gather some fir branches and moss to sleep upon. The ground here is rocky and it would be hard sleeping without the preparation.

>Eat, chat, be merry
>Set Lathrien to meditate and try to improve his shamanism
>Set Lathrien to practice necromancy in whatever way
>Set up a watch rotation and go to bed early
>Other

>>38226854
>Eat, chat, be merry
>Set up a watch rotation

>>38226854
>Eat, chat, be merry

>>38226854
>>38226888

>>38226854
>Eat, chat, be merry
>Set up a watch rotation and go to bed early

>>38226854
>set watch rotation
Work first
>eat, chat, be merry

>>38226888
>>38226854
This.

>>38226854
>>Set Lathrien to practice necromancy in whatever way

>>38226854
> Set watch rotation.
> Eat, chat, and be merry

> Set Lathrien to meditate and improve his Shamanism

>>38226854
>Eat, chat, be merry
>Set up a watch rotation

A watch rotation is a given in an unknown territory, of course. But there is still plenty of daylight and you have grown to enjoy the company of your allies. That can wait until after you've had some food and talk.

'Lathrien, how come you never picked up much magic from your elder? You have the skill for magic.' you say.
'I never cared for it. Illusions are stupid, nothing of substance can be created by them.' Lathrien says.
'It does seem useful to me,' you say.
'In a fight, sure, or a dark cave, but I had not seen a fight until after becoming your apprentice. It cannot create food, or heal the sick. It is useless for a tribe.' Lathrien says.
'You are useless for a tribe,' Melandie says.
'I...' Lathrien says
'Are you blushing?' Melandie says.
'Children, I was hoping for a quiet night,' you say.
'And here Lathrien goes, being all grumpy and stupid,' Melandie says.
'I am not grumpy, just honest,' Lathrien says.
'I am not grumpy, just honest,' Melandie says in a squeaky voice.
'Vlad Tepish, make her stop!' Lathrien says.
'I sincerely doubt I can do that,' you say.

>'Lathrien and Melandie, sitting in a tree...'
>'You are progressing quite well in your studies, Lathrien.'
>'You need to focus more on your studies, Lathrien.'
>Write in conversation options.

>>38227115
>>'Lathrien and Melandie, sitting in a tree...'
>'You are progressing quite well in your studies, Lathrien.'

>>38227115
Make the undead climb on top of one another and make a heart shape around 'em. That will hopefully be a big enough sign

>>38227115
>>'Lathrien and Melandie, sitting in a tree...'
>>'You are progressing quite well in your studies, Lathrien.'

>>38227115
>If I wouldn't know any better Melandine I would think you like my apprentice.

>>38227115
>'Lathrien and Melandie, sitting in a tree...'

>>38227115
>>'You are progressing quite well in your studies, Lathrien.'

>>38227115
>>'Lathrien and Melandie, sitting in a tree...'

>>38227169
Pfffft hahahaha second!

>>38227169
Oh god that would be great I'll back this.

>>38227169
Let me tell you a story children. It is said in the ancient legends, that strong emotions can inflence magic. Hate, envy, joy, and sometimes, sometimes, love. It is said the love can make peculiar things happen, it can rearrange magic it self int peculiar shapes like.. like... WHAT IS THAT!?

>>38227169
that would be entirely inappropriate.

'We had a saying in our tribe, 'The kids who fight, make love when grown up', it doesn't translate well to elven, I know, but...' you say.
'You did NOT just say that, Vlad Tepish!' Lathrien says.
'Oh! So I am so horrible you would get mad at Vlad Tepish at the insinuation that I am attractive?' Melandie says.
'Attractive has nothing to do with it! You're an asshole!' Lathrien says.
'I'm the asshole? I hunt, I gather roots and berries, I keep you fed, and you just sit there and make it drizzle!' Melandie says.
'Seriously, guys, just go behind some ferns and get it over with,' you say.

You get a good minute of awkward silence. It is better than the bickering, as far as you are concerned. The mountain air must be good for you, as you had not felt quite this relaxed since... Well, since Bathory, of course. Your thoughts become steel once more, but you let them relax. Perhaps you can even make your undead perform romantic theater for the two elves. Shame they are busy.

'Lathrien has been quite busy, you know, Melandie. He has really come far in his training,' you say.
'Pah, from our camp I remember him running away into the woods rather than train more days than not.' Melandie says.
'It is true. Vlad Tepish is teaching me good, useful magic. Maybe if you had the talent...' Lathrien says.
'And here we go again. I have plenty of talents, but none of them involve sitting around all day and cutting myself.' Melandie says.
'If you had the patience... No, I apologize. I cannot fight you any longer.' Lathrien says.
'That skill will come in handy later,' you say.
'I give up! I'm going to sleep!' Lathrien says.

>Talk more
>Set up watches, go to sleep

>>38227524
> Set up watches, go to sleep.

inb4 eel salesman

>>38227524
>>Talk more
You really should be easier on him Melandie, Poor lad may have a heart attack before you sleep together at this rate.

>>38227524
>sleep

>>38227524
>Talk more

>>38227524
>Sleep

>>38227524
>>38227524
>Talk more
"I like the boy, but he is a little to squishy sometimes"

You feel a little like keeping the conversation going, but with Lathrien apparently keeping true to his word and going to sleep and both you and Melandie quite tired you bid her to sleep and take the first watch. The sun goes down and you just sit there and wait in silence, alone with your thoughts. It is not a bad life you have made for yourself. You have made mistakes, but you are doing your best to fix them. You have the nagging feeling that something horrible is going to happen, but write it off as garden variety cynicism.

The hours do stretch long, even with the lightness of your heart. There is not much you think about other than restoring your Bathory to life.

Roll awareness 1d20+2 DC 16

Rolled 1 + 2 (1d20 + 2)

>>38227691
Rolling.

Rolled 1 + 2 (1d20 + 2)

>>38227691
>>38227732
fuck you anon, never roll again

>>38227732
(Muffled Sobbing)

Rolled 16 + 2 (1d20 + 2)

>>38227691

>>38227732
>>38227759

The dice gods have a bandoned us

Rolled 9 + 2 (1d20 + 2)

>>38227691

>>38227776
anon, why
>>38227759
>>38227732
the gods will us to fail and then tempt us with a passing roll. truly, fickle creatures.

>>38227759
NON MUFFLED SOBBING!
>""""fuck you anon, never roll again""""

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>>38227732
>>38227759

Rolled 57 (1d100)

welp. rolling for anal circumference.

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>>38227732
>>38227759

Well, at least this was an awareness roll and not a combat or super important magic roll.

>>38227732
>>38227759
The cave is dragon's mouth isn't it?

>>38227855
Not if it means we get ambushed and caught flat footed with our foot in our mouth.

Just for the record, this quest has had three total double critfails in ten threads. I have no idea what the odds are, nor whether this makes it better or worse.

DOUBLE CRITFAIL PARTY
Good news: you have gained Awareness 2 (somehow)
Bad news:

The trip was too much for you. The hours pass and long before you are supposed to wake Melandie up you pass out. You sleep without dreaming.

You wake up with the sunrise, to see Lathrien and Melandie already up and chatting.

'So, um, eventful watch?' Melandie says.
'Fuck. We are alive, at least I guess,' you say.
'You could have asked me to take the first watch is all.'

You double check all your belongings and then...

No.

That is not good.

You do not feel the connection to any of your undead except for your elk mount.

You rush to where you left them and see nothing. No one without very advanced necromancer training could have taken them from you. You are unsure that you could have taken them from you.

>Panic!
>Don't Panic!
>It is what it is. Continue with the plan. Find a cave and go down it.
>Like, kill a lot of animals and raise them in the place of your lost army.

Your current minion count is 1. Your control is absolute.

>>38227945
>Don't Panic!
>Like, kill a lot of animals and raise them in the place of your lost army.

>>38227945
>Panic!
>It's the dark god!
>Run to the nearest cave and curl into a ball there, sobbing and moaning!

Maybe a bit after this.
>Like, kill a lot of animals and raise them in the place of your lost army.

>>38227935
Better get ambushed with a chance to not get wrecked then to get wrecked immediately.

>>38227945
>Panic!
>It is what it is. Continue with the plan. Find a cave and go down it.
Kill some animals too. they might not be as strong but we can control twice as many.

>>38227945
>Like, kill a lot of animals and raise them in the place of your lost army.
and/or summon demons to replace them
huehuehuehue

>>38227945
>>38228011
this.

>>38227945
>Take a deep breath
>Ask the owl scout (if it's back) to scout around and find where the fuck our minions disappeared to.
>Kill and resurrect some animals to do the same

>>38227945
>Don't Panic!

we don't cry. we get shit done. try to track the perpetrator with Melandie's help.

'I... Someone stole our army,' you say.
'I'm sorry, someone did what?' Melandie says.
'Stole my army. Stupid, stupid, stupid, falling asleep on the watch like a child,' you say.
'But there's no way to do that,' Lathrien says.
'Just because there is no way you could do it doesn't mean no one could,' you say.
'But that would mean they are as good as you,' Lathrien says.
'At the least. We still have a job to do. First thing, we learn what the owl found. Then we hunt all the animals we can find and I raise them as replacement,' you say.
'Just kill them? That's a bit cruel,' Melandie says.
'Yes, well, I am in no mood to get killed by my own minions and I do not see any fresh corpses lying about,' you say.
'Fine. I do not like it, but fine,' Melandie says.

You call the owl.

'What did you see in the night?'
'Found some caves. Some humanoids were skulking about. Then I went for a hunt, as my job was done.'

Maybe he does still resent you. Not that you can blame him. Or maybe there was no malice in his actions.

'Fly! See if you can find my minions or any more of those humanoids. If you can see tracks of either, report that back too.'

Roll 1d20+2, 1d20+4, 1d20+0 for the hunt.

Rolled 1 (1d20)

>>38228255
The hunt is on Watson!

Rolled 16, 13, 6 = 35 (3d20)

>>38228255
SCREAMING

Rolled 10, 6, 11 = 27 (3d20)

>>38228255

Rolled 15, 8, 7 = 30 (3d20)

>>38228255

>>38228308
I guess I shouldn't roll anymore either

>>38228308
he must have meant 3d20, for the three seperate rolls, so that roll shouldn't count for much.

>>38228344
It counts as a warning to me,

I am a merciful god and so I shall only take the 3d20 rolls.

Solid passes all around, though nothing special.

It is grisly business, but it must be done. You drive a pack of mountain goats off the cliffs. Melandie finds a pack of wolves and leads them in a vicious trap. Even Lathrien manages to kill an assortment of animals. Recovering even some of your losses takes most of the day, but by late afternoon you have a small black bear, twenty wolves, forty goats and a smattering of smaller creatures under your control.

You control 33/50 max minions. Your control is absolute.

The owl returns.

'Tracks lead towards the cave I was telling you about. No one is outside now.'

>Get going then. Enter the caves.
>Other.

>>38228476
>Do it.

>>38228476
>Let's go
We should have pointed it out that we don't want any pups killed

>>38228476
>>Get going then. Enter the caves.

>>38228476
>>Get going then. Enter the caves.

>>38228476
>Get going then. Enter the caves.

>>38228476

>Go forth
>Be conquered
>Go forth and die

Also shouldn't we still have that one undead that walks Bathory around under our control too?

I mean its all the way back in our ruins but its still something to keep in mind.

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'Let's go.'

You start walking towards the cave. The opening is small, but as you enter and light the fire of your staff you quickly realize that there is a large cavern not far in. Large enough that your light doesn't reach the farthest walls. There does not seem to be any sign of habitation here, so there must be a farther cave system.

You keep walking and indeed find caves that lead in every which direction. Knowing very little of caves you decide to just pick one. You are not so foolish to not keep any note of your passage and conjure small, simple waypoints with your most basic illusions.

Not too much later you hear the clang of metal against stone coming from not much farther in.

>Kill your light, investigate stealthily
>Keep the light on, approach openly
>Avoid the source of sound

>>38228676
>Stealth

Can we scout with an undead?

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>>38228673
Good point. You control 34/50 maximum minions. Your control is absolute.

>>38228676
>Kill your light, investigate stealthily
some asshat stole our army, better be catious

>>38228709
So, when the troops were taken, did their weapons and tools also go?

>>38228676
>Kill your light, investigate stealthily
I don't want to be hit by the bows from our stolen skele troops

>>38228676
>Keep the light on, approach openly

BALLS TO THE WALL

>>38228757
Yeap.

'Shh,' you say and kill your lights. You have to see what is going on there, but you cannot risk an open approach.

You move closer to the source of the sound and you do not feel the presence of any undead nearby. That is strange in itself, but perhaps there is more than one tribe here.

Roll 1d20+2 DC 14

Rolled 13 + 2 (1d20 + 2)

>>38228821

Rolled 4 + 2 (1d20 + 2)

>>38228821

Rolled 4 + 2 (1d20 + 2)

>>38228821
>inb4 1, 1, 1.

15! Marginal success, the best kind of success!

You keep quiet. The floors of the cave and the absolute darkness are very different to sneaking about in a forest and you feel that you may be making more noise and with the acoustics of the place it might be carried further on. Nonetheless, the sound of the tools and work drowns out any noise you make easily enough.

When you get close you hear gruff conversation, shouting and direction. You see some of the strangest humanoids. They remind you most of humans, but short and fat, no, stout. Curiously, you see no cloth and little leather, with the majority of their clothing made of iron rings or plate. It is nowhere near as exquisite as the elven armours you have seen in your books, but seems just as practical. They also have an absurd amount of body and facial hair, used as padding under the armour.

They are digging with fairly basic, but functional tools. As you suspected, none of your minions are here, nor do you see signs of anyone else using magic.

The language, you are unsure. You have studied many of the old world languages, but placing the sounds to the letters can be difficult.

Roll linguistics 1d20+3 DC 14

Rolled 8 + 2 (1d20 + 2)

>>38229052

Rolled 8 (1d20)

>>38229052

Rolled 12 + 3 (1d20 + 3)

>>38229052
Roll.

Rolled 15 + 3 (1d20 + 3)

>>38229052

This is the third time this thread that we have rolled back to back doubles.. what exactly are the odds of that?

>>38229133

.75% I think

15! Marginal success! The best kind of success.

>>38229133
If the previous threads are anything to go by, around 50/50

The speech seems tricky, until you realize it is not a conversation, but instead a recital or even a song. The language is dwarven, though you found nothing of their people in the books you did learn some of the basics of the language. The song seems to be a simple work song, intended to keep rhythm and to keep your mind off weariness.

>Approach openly on your own
>Approach openly with your living companions
>Approach openly with your entire entourage
>Sneak attack. You need more bodies.
>Charge.

>>38229174
Well damn, that's almost as low as my chances at getting laid.

>>38229206
>>Approach openly on your own

>>38229206
>Approach openly on your own
Time for the most dangerous endeavour we have yet faced.
Diplomacy.

>>38229206
> Approach openly on your own.

Fucketh yea, dwarves. Let's hope we don't critfail diplomacy now.

>Approach openly on your own
No need to be dickish and kill them, like no need to be intimidating and bring everyone, and no need the elves to break our dwarf communication skillz

>>38229206
>>Approach openly on your own

>>38229206
>Approach openly on your own

no elves or undead near dorfs plz

Working on the rock-solid logic of these creatures not being elves, you decide to try diplomacy.

You re-light your torch and you approach the dwarves. They are startled, and fall swiftly into battle formation. They are not charging, however.

'I am Vlad Tepish.'
'You speak Dwarrow. Good. You working with the elves?' The question is just about as pointed as his pick.

>Write in, roll 1d20+4, DC depends on quality of write-in, with highest passing roll (if any), or first critical fail deciding what to go with.

>>38229492
We work with a couple elves. Most are utterly useless. Worse than gnolls.

Rolled 6 + 4 (1d20 + 4)

>>38229492
"I work for myself, but yes, the elves and I do business sometimes. I thought perhaps we could do business as well

Rolled 5 + 4 (1d20 + 4)

>>38229492
'Working would be a dubious term, but I do have Elven companions, yes. One is ranger, and the other, my apprentice. Might I ask why you're curious?'

Rolled 17 + 4 (1d20 + 4)

>>38229492

Rolled 13 + 4 (1d20 + 4)

>>38229492

Rolled 12 (1d20)

>>38229492

yes. got a problem with that?

>>38229596
>>38229596
bless anon

>>38229492
The Elves and I have a... spotty relationship, they keep trying to kill me, the scamps!

Please link to preferred option, if you do not want to do a write-in yourself. Taking second highest roll this time.

21! Blackjack!

'I work for myself. I have dealt with elves before, and we do business sometimes. Perhaps we could do business too,' You say.

'You work with the elves and you ain't dead yet. Their soul's as black as their skin and they don't bear anyone whose isn't.' The dwarf says, looks at his companions and raises his hand, readying to signal a charge.

'Black skin? None of the elves I know have black skin,' you say?

'Wait. You a surfacer?' the dwarf elder says.

'I have come from the forest,' you say.

'Might be a trick,' another dwarf says, but uncertainly.

'If we got paranoid about each visitor the elves would divide us and kill us. I'll listen to your offer, Vlad Tepish,' the dwarf elder says.

>Inquire further about the black-skinned elves
>Inquire after the materials you need for alchemy
>Inquire about materials for tools, weapons and armour
>Inquire about something else

>>38229869
>>Inquire further about the black-skinned elves
>>Inquire after the materials you need for alchemy
Fucking dark elves stole our undead. Why are all elves such huge shits.

>>38229869
>Inquire further about the black-skinned elves
>Inquire after the materials you need for alchemy
>Inquire about materials for tools, weapons and armour
>Inquire about an alliance of sorts. Offer them residency at the ruin, if they so desire, as a show of good faith.

>>38229869
>Inquire further about the black-skinned elves
>Inquire after the materials you need for alchemy
>Inquire about materials for tools, weapons and armour
>Ask (tactfully) about if they know anything about a god of necromancy.
>Ask what kind of supplies they might want for trade.
>Inquire about the extent of their operations
>tell them about the fact that the surface is not very far away.

>>38229996
>>38229869
This!

>>38229869
>Inquire after the materials you need for alchemy
>Inquire about something else
We could give them some examples about what we could do for them. (see charactersheet and posessions)
>Inquire further about the black-skinned elves
"Perhaps I could offer some help with your black elf problem"

>>38229996
>Ask about literally everything and then some

'I have no knowledge of these dark elves, but I fear they might have stolen something precious from me,' you say.
'Sound 'bout right. They're clever, but have no good in 'em, no conscience at all. Or maybe they start out with it, but all who have it get killed. Most all of them do magic, which is a pain to deal with too.'
'I see. I came here looking for some particular ingredients. Saltpeter, fool's gold, lead.'
'Nowadays we don't much care for anything that ain't iron. We've lost much of the art of working it too. You can look through the dig, if you find what you need you can take it, we won't be using it.'
'That is very generous, the project I am working on is of great importance to me. And what of iron, would you trade any of that?'
'Not cheaply. We need as much as we can get for traps, weapons, armour, tools. But it's possible. What have you got?'
'What do you need?'
'Food from surface is always great. We'll take animal pelts too. Some folks fancy cloth too, and if they want to trade good iron for it it's their business. Any metal we need we find ourselves, though.'
'I have been investigating something concerning dark magic, there should be shrines to evil gods here.'
'Pah,' he spits on the ground, 'there's weird statues around, yes. If you want to know what they mean you'd have to talk to the fucking elves.' he spits again.
'I hope I am not intruding, but what is the extent of this operation?'
'We ain't had operations in generations. We dig until our tools are broken, then we make tools until we can dig. Older folk know a bit of the mines, but no one knows how far they really go.'
'You might want to know that the surface is not too far south and up then.'
'Pah, have to change direction then.'
'You do not want to go to the surface then?'
'We're made to live in the mountain. When we're outside we're short, clumsy, bad at too much daylight and too slow. Here we're just what we need to be to thrive.'

>Offer help with the dark elves
>Ask more questions
>Trade
>Leave to explore caves further
>Leave to gather more materials for trade
>Find what you need for alchemy and leave to go home

>>38230387
>>Offer help with the dark elves
>Leave to explore caves further
>Leave to gather more materials for trade

>>38230333
>Find what you need for alchemy and leave to go home
Say that we will return to trade later and might hunt some elves on principle.

>>38230387
>Leave to explore caves further

>>38230387
>Find what you need for alchemy and leave to go home
I wanna prepare more for these dark elves
Refill our horde with more combat suitable warriors and whatnot.

>>38230387
>Offer help with the dark elves
>Ask why they seem to be withering (tactfully)
>Ask how much food they'd be willing to trade for.
>Leave to gather more materials for trade

>>38230387
>>Offer help with the dark elves
>Leave to explore caves further
>Leave to gather more materials for trade
>>38230438
Mother fuckers probably stole our undead. Sons of whores have our magic orc zombie.

>>38230387
>>Offer help with the dark elves

icing on the cake: we can enslave one's soul and interrogate it about death gods and our missing crap.

>>38230333
If the fucking elves stole our army, and we leave they could overrun the dwarfs and we could loos valuable allies.
>Ask more questions
>Trade
Introduce our surficer companions so they know they are with us and not the dark elves

Re-vote

1. Stay in the caves, look for the dark elves that took your army
2. Gather alchemical ingredients, leave, gather strength and trade materials

>>38230580
>2. Gather alchemical ingredients, leave, gather strength and trade materials

>>38230580
1
2

>>38230580
2

>>38230580
>2
don't go home, just gather some trade goods and bears.

>>38230580
2

>>38230580
>1
I am afraid while we collect, they'll get wiped out by OUR ex-army. We can collect and trade later

>>38230580
1
Be stealthy

>>38230623
Actually switch mine to 1

>>38230580
1

>>38230580
>1. Stay in the caves, look for the dark elves that took your army

>>38230638
>>38230623
>>38230612
>>38230599
Okay, at least can we warn them before we go?

>>38230822
ugghhhhh
no

'Very well. I would be pleased to trade with you, but I did not expect to find anyone to trade with on this expedition. I shall return in a short while with goods to trade.'
'We should not be far from where we are now. At least for a little while.'

You return to your companions and tell them of what you found.

'Drow are a children's story,' Lathrien says immediately.
'Nonetheless, they seem to be assaulting the dwarves,' you say.
'I really don't want to be here then,' Lathrien says.
'That bad?' you say.
'It is not simple breeding that made their skin black. Your magic is dark, yes, but the deals they've made to become what they are, well, you'd be disgusted,' Lathrien says.
'Well, we are leaving, at least for a little while. If we are to face these dark elves, we should be at full strength,' you say.
'No, if they have your army they will wipe out the dwarves and you will have no one here to trade with,' Melandie says.
'And how would you know that?' Lathrien says.
'Don't ask that of me,' Melandie says.
'If you believe that is the case, then we shall at least try to wrest some of my minions back under my control. First we must find them,' you say.

Roll awareness 1d20+3 DC 15

>>38230822
>So, uh, we may have left a bunch of undead under your mortal enemies control. Hope that's, you know, no big deal.

Rolled 9 + 3 (1d20 + 3)

>>38230887

Rolled 6 + 3 (1d20 + 3)

>>38230887

Rolled 15 + 3 (1d20 + 3)

>>38230887

Rolled 16 + 3 (1d20 + 3)

>>38230891

lolno

>>38230887

rollan

>>38230945
18! I am a strong independent necromancer who don't need no bonuses success!

You keep only illusory lights going as you walk through the caverns as silently as you can. Your allies follow you without saying a word. You can almost feel their fear. You suppose you should be worried too, but truly, you doubt these elves will be any worse than the things you have already encountered.

You would have missed it, were it not for the lingering link between you and your former minions. The drow are not using any light at all, so they are all but imperceptible in the darkness of the caves. They move in absolute silence no mortal could recreate.

What is more, your basic illusion has a hard time penetrating the darkness around the elves. You see shapes, but you do not see faces, or even features.

You do see your former minions. They are standing about, and there are others there too, undead dwarves, around twenty of them. You could not control such a number and you hope the control is divided between at least two necromancers. You doubt you could battle someone that can control some seventy minions.

>Sneak attack. They are not aware of you, and their numbers are few. If you manage to kill even one before they notice you, you would go a long way towards evening the scales.
>Try to wrest control of your undead back to you, up to your maximum control
>Only try to break the control of the drow controlling them, making them berserk
>Have your animals charge in, break control, then try to take control of your minions. A complicated maneuver, but it could be very effective if successful.
>Charge! Take them by surprise and perhaps you can cut a few down before they know what is going on.
>Perform a ritual calling earthquake on their location, bury them all, along with the undead. It would be extremely effective, if successful, but it would take time and cause the entire cave to collapse. You would also never be able to recover your undead.
>Other strategy

>>38231236
Could we send all our undead in and then try to drive them all berserk from a safe distance?

>>38231236
>Have your animals charge in, break control, then try to take control of your minions. A complicated maneuver, but it could be very effective if successful

>>38231236
>*COULD cause the entire cave to collapse

>>38231299
This seems to have most of the benefits of wresting them back to us, and it's a bit easier, too.

(we can get control back after the fighting is done, right?)

>>38231236

>>38231236
>>Only try to break the control of the drow controlling them, making them berserk
And watch from a safe distance.

>>38231306
second, i like this idea

>>38231236
>Other strategy
Try to locate the necromancers, or at least one, and let's see if Melandie can shoot it down. Get control only then

>>38231236
>>Have your animals charge in, break control, then try to take control of your minions. A complicated maneuver, but it could be very effective if successful.

>>38231236
>Have your animals charge in, break control, then try to take control of your minions. A complicated maneuver, but it could be very effective if successful.
Release the animals in favor of unharmed humanoid zombies

>>38231381
If we have any way of doing this, this actually sounds best.

>>38231381
I would like to back this with my vote

>>38231381
>>38231236
This.

>>38231381
>>38231420
Too dark for archery, you'd have to light a fire

You have no idea of the capabilities of the drow, other than that they are impressive. You decide you have to take the risk of a more complicated maneuver. You command the animals to rush at the blurred shapes of the drow and as soon as they are among them, you drop your control over the animals. As soon as that is done, you try to control your own minions.

Roll 1d20+4 DC 18

Rolled 18 + 4 (1d20 + 4)

>>38231518
Fuck.

Rolled 2 + 4 (1d20 + 4)

>>38231518

Roll.

Rolled 6 + 4 (1d20 + 4)

>>38231518

Rolled 9 + 4 (1d20 + 4)

>>38231518
Can the light be bright so it would blind the enemy?

>>38231542
BLESS ANON

>*phew*

>>38231542
Holy fuck once again I meet the DC without the bonus exactly

>>38231542
Doesn't matter what colour they are, Elves remain shit.

Rolled 3 + 4 (1d20 + 4)

>>38231518

>>38231542
Nice anon!

>>38231542
I think the correct term would be "fuck YEAH!"

>>38231542
AngelicChorus.png

This is becoming Strong Independent Necromancer Quest isn't it.

>>38231610
yes

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>>38231610

It seems you were right. This is not the single, powerful necromancer you feared. Rather, it seems each one of them knows a little necromancy. With the disarray you caused you take control of your minions, and even manage to grab a few dwarven zombies as a bonus.

The animals tear into the dark elves in a frenzy, and though no elves have fallen yet, the animals keep them more than distracted enough to make your work easier yet.

You know they will try to take control of the animals soon, but they do not have the shaman training you do, and for them they will be much more difficult to control.

You control 50/50 maximum minions. Your control is absolute

There are 10/10 Drow remaining. You think.

>Go for broke. There are more undead you could control. It would stretch your control, but you could probably take ten more, unless you got unlucky.
>Join the fray. They are in disarray and are unlikely to react to your assault in time.
>Use your staff of fireballs. They are accustomed to darkness and the only allies within area of effect will soon be controlled by the enemy.
>Have your undead join the fray, hope that is enough.
>No kill like overkill. Charge while fireblasting and ordering your undead to charge as well.
>Burn up all the charges of the fireblast staff for a great fireball

>>38231898
>>No kill like overkill. Charge while fireblasting and ordering your undead to charge as well.

>>38231898
>>Join the fray. They are in disarray and are unlikely to react to your assault in time.

>>38231898
>>38231898
>No kill like overkill. Charge while fireblasting and ordering your undead to charge as well.
Can we also scream something suitably bone-chilling?

>>38231898
>No kill like overkill. Charge while fireblasting and ordering your undead to charge as well.

>>38231898
>Use your staff of fireballs. They are accustomed to darkness and the only allies within area of effect will soon be controlled by the enemy.

>Go for broke. There are more undead you could control. It would stretch your control, but you could probably take ten more, unless you got unlucky.

>>38231954
More Gnollish poetry.

>>38231898
>No kill like overkill. Charge while fireblasting and ordering your undead to charge as well.
Its going to be fun having magic sling zombies.

>>38231898
>Use your staff of fireballs
Fire skeletons! Fire skeletons! Fire skeletons!

>>38231986
Eh, I wasn't too inpressed by its effect on the non ghoulish elves.

>>38231898
>Use your staff of fireballs. They are accustomed to darkness and the only allies within area of effect will soon be controlled by the enemy.

'Fire will purge you from this pit at my command!' you shout in elven.

You command your undead to charge. You have the staff in one hand, sword in other. You command the gnoll's spirit to throw a good solid fireball to shield your advance in flame.

Roll 1d20+6 DC 14

>>38232010
This plus no kill like overkill.

>Then the drow end up being a peaceful necromancer people who the dwarves are pissed at for stealing their dead.
>And were assuming because they know necromancy they must be evil.
>M. Night Shyamalan .tiff

Rolled 13 + 4 (1d20 + 4)

>>38232084

Rolled 7 + 6 (1d20 + 6)

>>38232084
Roll.

Rolled 15 + 6 (1d20 + 6)

>>38232010
Yeah elves can't appreciate glorious Gnollish poetry regardless of color.

>>38232084

>>38232109

actually, I don't care about their alignment.

21! Blackjack!

These drow are clearly predators. They know how to kill. But they have no idea what to do when cornered. And when fire bursts from your staff they panic and make a break for it.

Unlucky for them, they run straight into the wall of bones that are your minions. The effect is actually rather disturbing, as they get killed with hardly any resistance at all.

'So much for the terrifying Drow,' you say.
'Damn,' Melandie says.
'What are we going to do with the animals?' Lathrien says.
'Well, either you take control of the remaining ones right now, or we're going to have to fight those as well,' you say.
'What?' Lathrien says.
'Do it,' You say.

Roll 1d20 for Lathrien.

>>38232109
they took our army, dammit!

they are the disciples of a god who has an expressed wish to control us.

I, for one are pretty damn sure they are the enemy.

Rolled 4 (1d20)

>>38232309
come on elf! Show your mate what you can do!

Rolled 17 (1d20)

>>38232309

Rolled 14 (1d20)

>>38232309
.

>>38232321
I don't actually think its a legitimate possibility, but for a moment I was thinking it could almost be a possibility. And I could still almost see it being one, but I don't see this as that kind of quest, fortunately.

>>38232321
We are making some assumptions here, but if they really are serving that god, we might want to keep some survivors for interrogation

>>38232309
Reminder that we should destroy a few of our undead and raise the dark elves for that magic zombie goodness.
>>38232457
We don't need them alive for interrogation.

He tries. And fails.
'Ha! Knew you were all talk,' Melandie says.

He tries much harder. You feel the strings of power work towards the animals, and connect with them. They stop raging and revert to being controlled.

'Vlad Tepish! This is not nearly as bad as with humanoids,' Lathrien says.

He's taken control of just about all of the remaining animals, consisting of some five wolves and five goats.

Lathrien controls 10/10 maximum minions. His control is absolute.

Now, as for the bodies.

>They are spellcasters. They could not raise undead of their own if raised by you, but their magic would still be valuable. Replace some of your minions with undead drow necromancers.
>You feel quite certain that the dwarves would be willing to trade for drow heads. Chop them off and get them to dwarves.
>Bind one or more of their spirits. You think you already know all the magic they do, but information could prove valuable.
>Pile 'em up and burn them. They make you feel dirty just by looking at them.

>>38232520
>You feel quite certain that the dwarves would be willing to trade for drow heads. Chop them off and get them to dwarves.
>Bind one or more of their spirits. You think you already know all the magic they do, but information could prove valuable.

>>38232520
>>You feel quite certain that the dwarves would be willing to trade for drow heads. Chop them off and get them to dwarves.

>>38232520
>>38232549
This.

>>38232457

we can keep them dead. the living are liars.

>>38232520

>They are spellcasters. They could not raise undead of their own if raised by you, but their magic would still be valuable. Replace some of your minions with undead drow necromancers.

>Bind one or more of their spirits. You think you already know all the magic they do, but information could prove valuable.

>>38232492
I forgot that's also an option.

>>38232520
>Bind one or more of their spirits. You think you already know all the magic they do, but information could prove valuable.
>They are spellcasters. They could not raise undead of their own if raised by you, but their magic would still be valuable. Replace some of your minions with undead drow necromancers.
get rid of the dwarf bodies, our new trading partners might not take them kindly

>>38232520
>Bind one or more of their spirits. You think you already know all the magic they do, but information could prove valuable.
>They are spellcasters. They could not raise undead of their own if raised by you, but their magic would still be valuable. Replace some of your minions with undead drow necromancers.
>You feel quite certain that the dwarves would be willing to trade for drow heads. Chop them off and get them to dwarves.
Split the dead 50/50

>>38232520
>They are spellcasters. They could not raise undead of their own if raised by you, but their magic would still be valuable. Replace some of your minions with undead drow necromancers.
>Bind one or more of their spirits. You think you already know all the magic they do, but information could prove valuable.

>>38232520
>>You feel quite certain that the dwarves would be willing to trade for drow heads. Chop them off and get them to dwarves.
>Bind one or more of their spirits. You think you already know all the magic they do, but information could prove valuable.

>>38232549

You bind one of their spirits at random. There is a somewhat familiar feeling to it that you would rather not investigate it. As you think you could trade the head with the dwarves, you bind the spirit to its owner's dagger, a wicked looking thing, but well crafted and not magical as far as you can tell. Not until you're done with it.

You have your undead destroy the undead dwarves to replace them with the remaining drow necromancers.

>NOTE: to raise the remaining 9 with magical capability would take 18/50 available minion slots. Confirm the number you would like to raise, assuming the rest of the heads will be traded to dwarves.

>>38232709
How many dwarves do we got?

>>38232709
5

>>38232709
3

>>38232709
Do we even know what kind of magic these drow can do?

I don't know, they don't seem so impressive.

>>38232805
3 is good

>>38232882

I dunno. a necromaancer controlling necromancers might provide a synergy bonus or something. I vote we raise all the drow.

>>38232882
What did you expect? They're elves.

>>38232934
Alright dude that's really getting old.

>>38232776
I'm rounding it to 10, considering that some of your undead fell in battle. Replacing the dwarves only seems both reasonable and about accurate to the numbers that seem to show up.

You destroy all of the dwarves and replace them with five of the fallen drow necromancers. It is disconcerting how much they look and move just like when they were alive, but they obey you well enough. You take five heads to take to the dwarves.

Having recovered your army you move back towards the entrance, and meet up with the dwarves on your way there.

'What would you give me for these?'
'Ha! Ahahaha! Good lad. For those, take as much iron as you can carry. And consider us friends from now on.'

>Converse further with dwarves
>Skip to back home
>Travel, camping fun
>Other

>>38232959
Not for me.

>>38232981
>Skip to back home

>>38232981
> Converse further with the dwarves.
'I have tomes of much knowledge on subjects which may be useful to you. I will search for these, and bring them back, if you will craft for me as I request.'

>>38232981
>Skip to back home

interrogation time.

>Converse further with dwarves
did we do the trading? we can't go home without the materials
>Travel, camping fun

>>38232981
Did we have a gawk around for body stuff or is that included in going home?

>>38232981
Can we ask why they are so reduced in population? or is it obviously the elves?
Can we ask if any there are any particularly adventures dwarves willing to come with us, so we can share knowledge about basket weaving?

>>38233031
I think we should keep monopoly on knowledge for now. We just met them their trustworthiness isn't 100% yet. Also If they can't make stuff they need but we can, then we still have basis for trading

>>38232981
>Converse further with dwarves

they told us we can take crap they don't need if we want 'em. let's do so. anything we need for the homunculus?

I think a good working relationships with dwarves would be great if we can trust them with alchemy if they dont already have it.

>>38233045
>>38233040
You got the stuff.

That was a long and eventful trip, but you have returned home with what you were after and more. You have established diplomatic links with the dwarves, and there certainly are options to trade in knowledge and material.

It is time now. You shall give Bathory the body she deserves, the body you promised her. You can hardly wait.


And with that concludes Feral Necromancer Quest X. Hate doing this to you guys, but it is 5AM here and even coffee has its limits. You got shit done and no mistake. You gain 3 exp, and you now have a total of 5 exp. Levelup options are pretty much 'whatever the hell you want'.

Rules for leveling up: http://pastebin.com/vBRyBWfK

I only eat suptg votes: http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive.html?searchall=feral+necromancer

I am words something, will check thread for widdly scuds and leveling in the morning. I miiiight be able to run a game tomorrow, next Saturday will definitely be one, and I hope I can do something in the week. You might've guessed I've been a bit busy lately, but I should have a bit more time now.


>DON'T FORGET TO VOTE FOR YOUR LEVELUPS

>>38233256
@DeadQM twitter for session times and whatever. I don't post irrelevant shit.

>>38233256
As many levels of Shamanism as we can afford.

>>38233256
Necromancy
I don't want minions stolen again

>>38233256
Level up Alchemy so we can make a great body,

>>38233256
Either even more shaman or more alchemy for giving bathory her body.

>>38233352
Alchemy is at max from whaty ou can get from books. Raising int would help with that.

>>38233386
Then raise int so we can raise alchemy. Bathory takes priority.

>>38233256
Pump that fucking shamanism. This is going to be a easy as putting on a pair of socks.

>>38233405
I back this
We are close. Let's do what we can to do it properly

Necromancy plz

>>38233493
Next tier of both shamanism and int cost 3 points, and either could be combined with next tier of necromancy, which only costs 2 as your primary school.

>>38233545
Wait, I'm like too tired to think. Next tier necro is also 3 points. Illusion would be 2.

>>38233545
>http://pastebin.com/vBRyBWfK
Other anon makes a good point. Voting Int and Alchemy.

>>38233627 (you)
Int for Alchemy*

>>38233627
Yeah, I'll back it too Int and Alchemy because alchemy is just so fucking versatile.

>>38233664
Shamanism is pretty damn versatile itself. It also lets us do things with spirits much easier. Say, moving one into another body.

>>38233737
Need to make one first.

>>38233799
Good thing we got all the parts, knowledge and that dragon blood for boosting.

>>38233822
>Good thing we got all the parts
citation needed

>>38233839
>It is time now. You shall give Bathory the body she deserves, the body you promised her. You can hardly wait.

>>38233799

unless we can possess people. or former people.

>>38233737
We can already move souls, but dat body can always be built better.

>>38233922
And we can already make bodys but we can always make moving souls easier and give ourselves more options.

>>38233868
Why? We can remake Bathory's body and make it into the work of art she deserves. Unaging, untouched by disease, stronger, faster, even more beautiful without the flaws life brings, able to recover from any wound.... I would go on but I think i'm going into creeper mode.

>>38233964
Like what? Move the soul faster? We get more benefits from improving the body.

>>38233992
I don't know. Did you know that going from II to III would let us give bound spirits a full range of senses? Who knows what we get.

>>38233991
Why not put her into stasis in a glass dome?
and curse everyone so they can only see her in their dreams

>>38234038
We want her to live, and her body to be perfect so she can keep on living, forever.

>>38234065
Or we could just build her a new body each time she dies.

>>38234086
That seems awfully wasteful.

>>38234065
Okay I tried to be sarcastic to end this, but we are really slipping into creeper insanity here, let's just stop

>>38234128
Kind of the point, Vlad is just REALLY good at hiding it.

>>38234095
Building a body what? Every 60-70 years isn't that big a deal. Especially since the main materials seem to be rocks.

>>38234151
Still we'd have to re-ensnare her soul every time, and what if she's not close to us when it happens? Plus Who would wish the ravages of age on their loved ones?

>>38234172
Maybe she wants the ravages of time?

>>38234196
Why? Seriously why Old and middle age sucks balls.

>>38234196
I think she isn't the one who's want some ravaging

>>38234217
People might think different when they have the option taken away from them. Besides she didn't seem to mind being dead.

>>38234277
I'm pretty sure that's because she was dead. People find it difficult to express their feelings in a state like that.

>>38234277
Being dead sucks and she was really pissed at us remember?

>>38234337
She told us it was pretty cool and she got to hang out with the dead clan members.
>>38234402
She was really pissed we brought her back.