“Blunt weapons are for idiots and twicelings!”
*make bat pointy*
“Dude, that’s totally a wooden shortsword without the hilt”
*instant proficiency*
MIND. BLOWN.
Robespierre was aware of his surroundings before, he was intelligent enough to know the gist of about a dozen things happening around him at once. His limiting factor and what kept him from being truly terrifying was how self centered he was.
Now he’s thinking about other people and somehow that’s scary.
This is why it’s a mistake to use intelligence as a dump stat for berserkers – that’s what Charisma is for.
You can leave the people skills to your Bard/Rogue friend who will then happily turn to you for your robust knowledge of what bendy parts can have a +4 Strength check applied to them to give said friend a +2 circumstance bonus in “negotiations.” 😉
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He actually makes a good point…
It’s true. He can be quite sharp when he wants to.
I’m actually not sure if it’ll actually work, but I’m glad she’s giving it a stab in spite of that.
It’s wise that he appointed Stabs.
You got a point there.
Yes, a very keen remark.
All these pointed puns are stabbing me.
I think they’re a cut above the rest, though some might say they’re a hack job.
Is it just me, or is Robespierre holding a giant potato peeler? 😀
It totally does, until you actually *look* at it directly. Oh, myopia! ????
He is. How else would a giant barbarian peel a potato?
Yes, I also peel all of my potatoes using an axe.
Axe me no questions and I’ll peel you no eyes.
Yep. Need new glasses. 🙂
[RG2Cents]:
True.
A rough-carved point is the better choice for this situation.
A smooth point wouldn’t tear at the wound as effectively as this will.
Just as long as when she tosses the “bat” it doesn’t head in the princess’s direction…
Palindrome of the day: Stab bats
Not suprising but prophetic: Bat stab
Robespierre catches onto leadership secrets quick.
Cunning Robespierre. I LIKE!
In the immortal words of another stab-happy halfling, “Now you’re speaking my language. My bloody, bloody language.”
Proficiency Bonus is a wonderful thing.
Foe extra-credit, stab the ball from BELOW, so that it gets deflected UPWARDS, into the face of the catcher.
( … & make it look like an ACCIDENT … )
“Blunt weapons are for idiots and twicelings!”
*make bat pointy*
“Dude, that’s totally a wooden shortsword without the hilt”
*instant proficiency*
MIND. BLOWN.
The baddies should outa watch out when Petey gets that eeeevul look on his phiz
Robespierre was aware of his surroundings before, he was intelligent enough to know the gist of about a dozen things happening around him at once. His limiting factor and what kept him from being truly terrifying was how self centered he was.
Now he’s thinking about other people and somehow that’s scary.
This is a great callback to Roxy. Apparently mid combat whittling is a skill well trained in their family.
Indeed. And to save a few people from having to dig (not that that isn’t fun)
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Hmm, I think Robespierre is more of a ‘thriceling’.
Maybe a ‘quadrupling’?
This is why it’s a mistake to use intelligence as a dump stat for berserkers – that’s what Charisma is for.
You can leave the people skills to your Bard/Rogue friend who will then happily turn to you for your robust knowledge of what bendy parts can have a +4 Strength check applied to them to give said friend a +2 circumstance bonus in “negotiations.” 😉
Well of course Mimic is glowing….last we saw him, he was a lamp.
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