Generic RP Discussion

[Elminster_Amaur]

Is there any way to mass cure then?

[IHateMakingNames]

This is not FF. THere are not *Cure spell*"MY CUT JUST DISAPPEARED!" things. Cure spells just increase the rate of natural healing (Think Wolverine). Antidotes (Spell wise) make your immune system much stronger, etc, etc.

Only thing WMs can use against Undead are holy type spells.


Edit - As for potions, they are the same as cure spells. However, antidotes (Bottle wise) are like medicene.

[Elminster_Amaur]

So, no way to do it en masse then....well, I like your plan, was just trying to find a way to reduce the number of undead that reach us. We still need the trebuches(sp) though. They will help to decimate the numbers of undead that get anywhere between 1000 and 1500 feet away from the base. Smaller catapults will help the up close fighting, but once the hordes are upon the walls, there's not much they can do. And if fire is not suggested, then what in the world am I going to be doing?

[IHateMakingNames]

Catapults and fire only on the main road (It's a dirt and gravel, wide road. No trees for plants). But none in the south.

Your guy can fly around and breath fire at some zombies in the middle of the main road (Though, they might spread the fire to the nearby zombies, which might spread more and more towards the trees and start a fire). Or, he can stay back near the archers/mages and fighters/dragoons with his drums to raise moral supposrt/speed them up (Aura).


Edit - Next mission, I'm going to try and be much more specific, and will show it in a dicussion thread first so any questions can be answered.

[lazy man]

Could I be another berzerker or do I have to be something else?

[Elminster_Amaur]

I know about the drumming stuff, but is there anything that I can drop on the undead or the avian scouts can drop on the undead, I mean, there is no need to let perfectly good airborne forces go to waste sitting around at the gates.

[Forever Zero]

In repsonse to the RP post by Otaku...

Soldier #347 - Looks in tent, to see a warrior holding some crap from the garbage pit. "Whoo boy, looks like the shit is really going to fly now..."

Come on, someone had to say it...

[IHateMakingNames]

You can be another one, but we already have one (An elf one *snicker*).

(Repost)

Otaku, let us clear up some things.

1) Kyle is a human swordsman. A dwarf, orc, reptilian or any other race member who is trained in strength like classes outmatches your guy in strength.

2) People go to the bathroom in the woods. Not the middle of camp. I have said this several times, specificly to you. Pay attention. Delete the second part of that post, since it makes no sense.



Elminster - We have 6 flying units, none of them trained as fighters (Scouts and a Bard), vs 1500 Undead....

[GatoFiero]

The way i see it, with our current troops, any plan involving a wall and a pit will work. There would have to be a whole lot more undead to make me nervous.

Originally Posted by IHateMakingNames

Main problem is the south. They can just (Edit) destroy the wood (Stone is to prevent that), knock them over, and go south/east around them.

Edit - Misread the brown for dirt.

Not good palisades. If they were built by someone who didn't know what the hell they were doing perhaps.



I can't see zombies taking the time to pull one of these down, but an undead ogre maybe. But besides that, even in the event they do break through my palisades, I still have all my dragoons and positioned to protect against any attempt to come into my camp.

My strategy is a brick wall. It would take much more than a measly 1500 undead to push me from that fort.

[Forever Zero]

Thanks Professor Gato!

Actually, I thought Palisades where where they just carved down the tree and stuck it deep in the ground to make a sort of instant wall. It could be beat aside easily, but it worked temporarily.

But that design would seem to work far better, although it would also seem to be easier to destroy...