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[Xanmyral]

It was a really tough choice, especially since they're all so applicable, but in the end I have to go with what's in Morton's heart. Apostle of the Tea Leaf.

[killerhellhound]

I would just like to say something

that when the team normal memberis a metal skeleton Doctor with a tree for a head it says alot about the others

[miauw62]

Not really. Sigmund is the most normal PC.

[Xanmyral]

Yeah, I have to agree there, Sigmund is the most normal.

Personally, I think Mark is actually the weirdest, with Niklas following behind and Scott indignantly next.

EDIT: Oh wait, you mean no magic. Yeah, you'd be right then.

[killerhellhound]

He has magic doesn't count and is tampering with the laws of reality as a hobby you call that normal

Mark may be insane and be a metal skeleton but he doesn't use magic

[Xanmyral]

Hm... I'm kinda skeptical about Kevin being magical though. His body is weird, yes, but really I wouldn't call it any more or less magical than having soul vision or something.

[killerhellhound]

So a trip through where ever the portal takes you is fine but weren't you learning enchanting
and I forgot about the soul vision completely 

[Xanmyral]

Oh no, I wasn't arguing about Morton being non-magical, he stopped that the moment he learned demonology. Now that he's learned how to enchant, that's an even bigger no on the non-magical front. I also plan on appending minor divination on the list, if he can get his grubby immaculately clean wooden mitts on the divination book.

Really though, magic seems like its something simple to blunder upon considering its all about manipulating the world with your mind. As to if you survive that encounter is another thing, but still. Heck, if you hate something hard enough and focus that hate towards it, you might be able to actually hate them to death. Or enchant it, as is the case with the tree.

I really gotta find a use for that stick, I'm loath to throw it away because it could wind up useful.

[Innsmothe]

Scott who is very frustrated and terribly frightened and slightly psychotic after extended periods of partial sensory deprivation. He will find a nice abandoned corridor and will try to rip apart everything in sight in a huge mental tantrum.

Choose an ability! Besides, there's no sensory deprivation at play here. Just sleep. Sweet, dreamless sleep.

Also, no actions yet. It's a chapter break!

Oops, I read in a rush, redid turn
Firestarter please, sir.

[killerhellhound]

I really gotta find a use for that stick, I'm loath to throw it away because it could wind up useful.

The reasoning for every RPG player ever not using an item it could be useful later

[Tomcost]

Just poking in to say Tedium Mastery for me. I think that I'm at 1 or 2 spells from being able to average it.

[Spinal_Taper]

((Sorry. Also, why do you make all of these chapter-end traits so amazing? I'll take No Longer Out of Practice.))
Darren greets her back.
"Yes, thank you. But, I have a question for you. There's a woman down there who sells some... interesting pets. Won't need food, won't get sick. You want one? Or know anybody who does?"

[Xantalos]

Must Confirm!

With me literally walking across the bottom of the ocean, I'll need it. Plus, prevention death abilities are a must.

[Harry Baldman]

((Sorry. Also, why do you make all of these chapter-end traits so amazing? I'll take No Longer Out of Practice.))

This chapter lasted what, half a year? Have to provide something good after that. Besides, it helps offset my killer GM tendencies, which I've already been trying to keep in check.

Darren greets her back.
"Yes, thank you. But, I have a question for you. There's a woman down there who sells some... interesting pets. Won't need food, won't get sick. You want one? Or know anybody who does?"

"The pet store woman? I don't have the money she wants for them. Her prices are a bit ridiculous, honestly. Probably accurate, too, considering that all the "pets" are made of what pretty much amount to artifact weapons. Still, I doubt I could haul one of those away without accidentally slicing my arms off or something like that. Would be lucrative to do so, though. I'll think about it. I don't think there's anyone else here who'll go for it, though."

Must Confirm!

With me literally walking across the bottom of the ocean, I'll need it. Plus, prevention death abilities are a must.

By the way, you do actually get an action. You weren't just incapacitated for an indeterminate period of time, after all.

Just poking in to say Tedium Mastery for me. I think that I'm at 1 or 2 spells from being able to average it.

Actually, you'll already be able to average it. That day you spent practicing wind magic wasn't for nothing, after all. I'll roll for the last five in short order.

[Xantalos]

Ooh, good!

Explore ship. Look for loot, and assess the viability of getting it working again.