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  • March 16, 2014 at 3:51 pm #259370
    frootsnax
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    Yes. When told to go deep many tables stormed down to the bottom at the expense of Levels 3 and 2. Even so a majority of both levels was mapped. IIRC virtually all of. 3 and over half of 2.

    March 16, 2014 at 4:18 pm #259372
    Anonymous
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    Level 2 = second floor form the bottom or fourth from the top. Level 2 was the only floor with unexplored territory.

    March 16, 2014 at 6:15 pm #259390
    Anonymous
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    Level 2 = second floor form the bottom or fourth from the top. Level 2 was the only floor with unexplored territory.

    Not according to the reports turned into me. Only floors 5 and 1 were completely mapped. 2 was mostly done and levels 3/4 were about 2/3-3/4 covered.

    March 16, 2014 at 7:09 pm #259393
    Anonymous
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    I got bad intel then.

    March 16, 2014 at 7:15 pm #259396
    Anonymous
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    Not according to the reports turned into me. Only floors 5 and 1 were completely mapped. 2 was mostly done and levels 3/4 were about 2/3-3/4 covered.

    So, how much of significance was missed?

    With a sweep of his hat,

    Paul

    March 16, 2014 at 7:47 pm #259401
    Anonymous
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    I think that all depends what you consider significant. To the Emerald Society, it is all significant. Even though it was mapped, I dont believe the Shrine to the Senses ever really came into play. I know of no group that went mucking through the waiste-high raw sewage to look for stuffs. There were clues throughout the Vault about past, present, and future happenings. Now that your jobs are done, the E.S. will be doing a lot of quantifying, cataloging, and research. What was missed is up to them on when/how/if information is disseminated.

    March 16, 2014 at 8:07 pm #259406
    Anonymous
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    If you are talking about the baths on the. . . 3rd floor? If so, our Undir went swimming in it, but didn’t catch the disease because I critically missed \":P\"

    March 16, 2014 at 10:39 pm #259412
    Anonymous
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    I think that all depends what you consider significant. To the Emerald Society, it is all significant. Even though it was mapped, I dont believe the Shrine to the Senses ever really came into play. I know of no group that went mucking through the waiste-high raw sewage to look for stuffs. There were clues throughout the Vault about past, present, and future happenings. Now that your jobs are done, the E.S. will be doing a lot of quantifying, cataloging, and research. What was missed is up to them on when/how/if information is disseminated.

    My table went through the sewage rooms \":)\"

    John

    March 17, 2014 at 12:37 am #259417
    Anonymous
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    the books were on 3 and 4 i believe not sure where the robes where.

    The Legendary robes were on 3, in a room with one of the ‘hidden switches’ that needed to be triggered.

    To my knowledge, they were non-magical and had no runes on them (yet)! I look forward to seeing this cert myself as this was the item my Gnomish Priest of Anshar took.

    March 17, 2014 at 3:01 am #259447
    Anonymous
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    chris i’m surprised you didn’t take the ring of might from the anshar shrine

    March 17, 2014 at 3:37 am #259448
    Anonymous
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    chris i’m surprised you didn’t take the ring of might from the Anshar shrine

    I considered it. I even talked with others during the ‘LARP’ portion of the event (whilst avoiding the dwarves!).

    But A) I don’t expect legendary items (especially robes) to be very common, whereas a ring of might may be relatively common.

    B) as far as I can tell, robes do not count as armor. Legendary Robes grant 1 armor, even though they aren’t armor in and of itself, which means my Ansharan priest can wear them.

    C) You can enchant the robes with spells like Benediction of the Gods, and thus Skin of Thorns would stack.

    Legendary Robes: +1 AV (Armor Value)
    Adapted Benediction of the Gods: +2/+3 Armor
    Skin of Thorns: AR 2 (or, since it doesn’t fully stack, AR +1)

    Short term, the rings were better for me, but I think I can find another set of Rings. Long term, I believe the Robes are better, as I’m not likely to find another ‘Legendary Robe’ anytime soon, and, since I can’t wear armor, I now have a place for armor based runes.

    D) Can you imagine the look’s on people faces seeing a gnome wearing High Priest robes from the first Imperium?!?!?!

    March 17, 2014 at 3:49 am #259450
    Anonymous
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    that would be a sight but there is one problem those robes have a bulk of 2, which mean your AV is reduced by 2 and your pace by 10′ as well as a Enc of 3. that seems real steep to me. my buddy who also plays an ansharan went with the exceptional nobles grab, which didn’t have that AV penalty and the bands of iron might (might rune/permanent anshar (weapon/armor) Rune and 2 open slots)

    March 17, 2014 at 4:26 am #259453
    Anonymous
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    that would be a sight but there is one problem those robes have a bulk of 2, which mean your AV is reduced by 2 and your pace by 10′ as well as a Enc of 3. that seems real steep to me. my buddy who also plays an ansharan went with the exceptional nobles grab, which didn’t have that AV penalty and the bands of iron might (might rune/permanent anshar (weapon/armor) Rune and 2 open slots)

    Well, I completely missed the part where the AV is reduced by 2, pace by 10′ and encumbrance. Although not sure how you can reduce the AV by 2 when it only has an AV of 1. \":lol:\"

    Ah well. I guess I’ll deal and just pull them out for ‘special’ occasions. \":P\"

    March 17, 2014 at 6:25 am #259456
    Anonymous
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    players guide pg 230

    Bu: Bulk. All the protection that armor affords comes
    with a price; as it becomes heavier, the sheer weight and
    encumbrance impedes mobility and quickness. This value is
    applied as a penalty to the Hero’s Pace (each point lowering
    his Pace by 5’), Avoidance Defense, and all Action Skill
    Rolls with the exception of attack rolls. This penalty may
    also increase if the Hero surpasses his carrying capacity (See
    Encumbrance under Codex of Conflict, pg. 336).

    so while the robes would give you +1 to over all AV Bulk 2 would reduce over all AV by 2 for a net of -1 to AV plus all the other penalties that one would get for wearing some heavy ass stuff.

    i’m sure you will be the highlight of the party in your great great great great great…..great^6 grad-daddys robes. would not recommend the fashion shows of grand coryian, unless of course its retro week or like fashion in the here and now that keeps coming back every few decades…lol \";)\"

    March 17, 2014 at 1:20 pm #259470
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    @Chris: I have some bands of iron might for trade.

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