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Dave of Canada wrote...
Apollo Starflare wrote...
Why would I cut you down when I can let the horrors of where and when the Chest Hair will once again claim your soul terrorize your every waking moment?
The chest hair, when it grabbed me the last time, made me lose my beard.
We know what that does.
Russalka wrote...
Ugh, after my Barbara possession I went on a sojourn and this thread seems to have gotten more dormant than before!
The hawt Hawke thread is gaining more popularity. Can I divide my attention so that I can love both Hawte and Varric?
Oh, woe!
Dave of Canada wrote...
Russalka wrote...
Ugh, after my Barbara possession I went on a sojourn and this thread seems to have gotten more dormant than before!
The hawt Hawke thread is gaining more popularity. Can I divide my attention so that I can love both Hawte and Varric?
Oh, woe!
I created the Hawke thread in order to try and save this one.
I failed miserably.
Krytheos wrote...
Dave of Canada wrote...
Russalka wrote...
Ugh, after my Barbara possession I went on a sojourn and this thread seems to have gotten more dormant than before!
The hawt Hawke thread is gaining more popularity. Can I divide my attention so that I can love both Hawte and Varric?
Oh, woe!
I created the Hawke thread in order to try and save this one.
I failed miserably.
Didn't it also result in the loss of your beard?
I'm not sure which is worse.
Dhiro wrote...
Varric is punishing Dave with a horrible curse.
Dhiro wrote...
Varric is punishing Dave with a horrible curse.
I had managed to succesfully calm Varric down before that, but you had to go and push him to take action didn't you. Now we all suffer! 
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Dhiro wrote...
The traitors from the Hawke's thread are making Varric anger! They enter here, with they buttons about Hawke's sexyness and... oh, wait.
...
Forget it, is Dave fault. Yep.
Ah well, I have nothing else to do
thesuperdarkone wrote...
I'm sorry that I created the group that took away Varric's thunder. You have my sincere apologies.
One word! EPIC. Poor Zevran and Alistair dwarfed by a.............. dwarf.Margaret_TheElf wrote...
*Looks at Aimo's art* Do I even dare bother put up my own art, just to have it dwarfed by your's?
*COMIC SNIP*
Margaret_TheElf wrote...
*Looks at Aimo's art* Do I even dare bother put up my own art, just to have it dwarfed by your's?
[awesomeness goes here]
It's rather wonderful! I love the way Alistair and Zevvie get some hope, only to be dashed with a wonderfully timed Sten 'no.' 
Yeah, sorry about that. The eighth panel is about how someone is teelling us that Varric is retelling the story, and the past is the present to us in game, so he'd look younger in the past...I'm not sure if I remembered that right. Oh well. Thank youDhiro wrote...
I liked it, Margaret, but I coudn't read the text in the 8th square. I really liked Alistair face, thoug...thougt...tôugui.
Leland: Angry, Mr. Thorton? About what happened in Saudi Arabia? *smirk*
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Mike Laidlaw wrote...
bl00dsh0t wrote...
So
just drop the term hack and slash from the vocabulary to market this
game in the forums, sure there is a lot of hacking and slashing going on
in a game with swords but still remember that we no speak normal, we
speak nerd [smilie]../../../images/forum/emoticons/devil.png[/smilie]
Oh? Well, if I'd known that, I would have posted this sooner, and totally not made it up on the fly. At all.
Exaggerated Protagonist
During exaggerated sequences of the game, characters under the influence of this effect enjoy a signifcant boost to his damage, as well as his/her accuracy. His hits are also treated as having a multiplier to the "force" attribute, which silently calculates the odds of a creature receiving and applying a knock back or knockdown effect as a result of ahit. Treat all criticals as "spectacular deaths" (66) and do not roll on the critical hit table when determining results.
For all intents and purposes, all encounters involving the idealized protqagonist (as detailed in Varric's Complete Guide to Protagonistic Exaggeration (Vol.2 with the August 17th Errata)), should be treated as
challenge level zero, and no loot or experience should be awarded. Upon the removal of the Exaggerated Protagonist effect, resume challenge calculations as normal, and strip all bonuses based on the Exaggerated
Protagonist effect immediately, while reinstating normal loot, experience and character progression mechanics.
Note to DMs: the Exaggerated Protagonist effect can be a powerful storytelling tool, and
can be especially useful for highlighting improvements on the delay between the order-issuance and order-completion phases of combat (as introduced in edition 2 of the core rules).
It should be used sparingly, however, as overuse of Exaggerated Protagonist will typically result in detachment from the character's typical progression mechanics, potentially resulting in disengagement on the part of your
players. For DMs working with the rules outlined in Frame Narratives ed.2, it's recommended that you review the section on alternate storytelling techniques and employ a variety when designing your campaign in order to keep your players both engaged and posting on your forums while trying to discern is this section of the effect's
description is actually valid, or simply you messing with their heads.
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