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Kitsun
03-15-2004, 02:30 PM
Okay...

Quiet Monday afternoon in Illistim.

Someone found an ogre in the Blighted Forest and after searching it, it left a 'black scimitar hanging unsuspended in midair' behind.

The person that found it begins asking on the net if it is normal. A few people flock to go see the oddity.

It looks AMAZINGLY similar to something I've seen before and recognize it as V'tull's symbol. So I begin digging for information. It is the avatar of V'tull from a cast of divine wrath.

Out of sheer curiosity, I stick around and fling spells from my arsenal at it along with the other people. I try to be subtle and let them know its from DW and maybe it isn't a big deal...and went completely unnoticed. I left and this went off on the net...

[Beryl] "black scim is symbol of V'tull?"

[Weryn] "You want to summon a god over a little sword hanging in the air?"

[Beryl] "eerie feeling I am being watched"

[Faegil] "yep...we do"

[Beryl] "no clerics willing to commune?"

[Touk] "any cleric willing to common with a flaoting scimitar"

Okay so, the characters of Elanthia are in a world where magic is relatively abundant. Where most of those people have witnessed and practiced at making whole armies of undead shredded pulps, visited another world through the Rift...

And they want to summon a GOD because a black scimitar is hanging in the air?

How do they imagine this conversation will go?

"Yes my lord, I summoned you because of this little scimitar here...you see, It is floating!"

"Unsuspended and in the air!"

"And well look at it, it cuts me when I touch it. And I touched it MANY times."

They don't even seem to care WHO they call up! What cleric in his or her right mind would DARE summon a god over a little floating whirly-bobber? (Exclude Zelian clerics)

On a side note: I tried to replicate this with my Andelasian. As far as I can tell, this happened because the scimitar has the unique script to cut people that try to touch it. I'm guessing he didn't code out/in exceptions for creatures or summoned things.

Atlanteax
03-15-2004, 02:33 PM
I hope V'tull, if he gets Summoned...

Goes into a frenzy of blood-lust for his time being wasted, and mortally wounding everyone present.

TheEschaton
03-15-2004, 02:54 PM
Tijay can tell you about a time when we tried to summon the "God of the kobolds" during the kobold archmage quest, in the Kobold Hovel.


All we got was Arachne, whining about how we were disturbing her beauty sleep or some shit like that.

And then...then she tried to kill us. I might emphasize tried - I didn't die.

I also spent the next few days wrecking the Spider Temple in vengence. And hunting this one guy down who walked in on our commune and rubbed his Arachne symbol, which we think caused Arachne to take notice.

-TheE-

Galleazzo
03-15-2004, 02:58 PM
C'mon, you know why.

Betheny
03-15-2004, 03:30 PM
I had a successful commune once. It wasn't Mularos that answered, though, it was Harith (we think).

ElanthianSiren
03-15-2004, 03:38 PM
That was the thing that made me laugh about War of the Nations... or was it that thing before it. Anyway, Empaths, then other people were being afflicted by terrible visions of horrible bloodshed, gruesome images etc etc.

Up in Ta'illistim folks were all frenzied. Call intervention! Commune! Oh my god the sky is falling!

I RP'd Kiera normal and people had a piss fit because I was "raining on their RP." Uhh, no, but just cuz a GM takes the time to release something doesn't mean my character is going to froth all over herself and cream. She dismembers things all the time. Tortured screams don't seem like they'd mean much to a warrior, at least not a good one ::grins mischievously::.


-Melissa