Whoever it comes to, I wouldn’t even bet that wealth changes hands, I’d say it’s just going to be a solid gold carriage driving out of Plaidbeard’s landship.
add to that what he said : riches come to/from authority (ie respect the law to get rich)
i believe Derek has high intelligence charisma and wisdom, to pull that off easily
The wheelbarrow is a monopoly wheelbarrow, the car is monopoly car and hat is monopoly hat.
No magic were cast (derek even said as such, that he could not use divination during the match) unlike with the psion
This is show that the three thieves have no psychology nor wisdom and that they want to believe.
You really have to be careful with those decisive board games. Humanopoly is infamous of course, but even wholesome titles like The Game of False Life have a dark energy to them.
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Did…did Derek just bluff?
Yeah, I get the feeling this is more Headology than magic.
Indeed. I notice he didn’t say to *whom* wealth would come, they just assumed it was them. Of course.
Whoever it comes to, I wouldn’t even bet that wealth changes hands, I’d say it’s just going to be a solid gold carriage driving out of Plaidbeard’s landship.
You get a circumstance bonus if the target wants to believe you.
he cannot do any divination right now, so yes.
add to that what he said : riches come to/from authority (ie respect the law to get rich)
i believe Derek has high intelligence charisma and wisdom, to pull that off easily
Of course, he’s charismatic. Just look at Madeline.
Derek is slowly becoming one of my favorite characters after that.
Even zoomed to 300% the pieces are hard to make out, however the top hat is obvious.
Wheelbarrow, shoe, and dog are the other three.
Wheelbarrow could be Mimic, dog could be Rusty, maybe shoe is one of the elves?
The wheelbarrow is a monopoly wheelbarrow, the car is monopoly car and hat is monopoly hat.
No magic were cast (derek even said as such, that he could not use divination during the match) unlike with the psion
This is show that the three thieves have no psychology nor wisdom and that they want to believe.
The real sneaky part? They’re so focused on who gets to be the car, that they aren’t thinking about who the Battleship will be.
Does the box say ‘HUMANOPOLY’?
My bet is more pedestrian: Monopoly – Humanoid Edition
Jah, mon, it be a play on words jah know….
Monopoly: Tearing apart even the most close-knit of families.
But will they be in shape to compete in the next round they’re scheduled for???
The shorter the game, the less violence. He doesn’t like violence
So who’s gonna bet that portal leads to Zar…
who is responsible for the rhyming prophecies?
I see nobody has a monopoly on this argument.
That’ll teach them to trust a Twiceling.
You really have to be careful with those decisive board games. Humanopoly is infamous of course, but even wholesome titles like The Game of False Life have a dark energy to them.
Worse yet are those *divisive* board games. Thanks, auto-correct.
5gp says he just BSed them and didn’t cast anything.
5gp says he’s blessed to prophesy with literally every action he takes.
You’re lucky. My 5gp never says anything. Stupid boring inanimate money…
I’m with you. The rule of narrative causality is telling me there is a zero percent chance that this is a false fortune telling.
It’s vague enough that it’s bound to come true in some interpretation.
@Mary all the best prophecies are….
Actually, while it was probably Derek messing with them, on page 155 they DO find battleship logos on something…
😉
Trying not to do spoilers.
Coincidence; all things are fate. The meaning is as you find it, and Derek has found one. I LOVE the “household prophecy” trope, too.