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[Tomcost]

-1 To dropping

[Elephant Parade]

-1 To dropping

Can we suggest and idea and -1 another thing? If so, -1 to dropping.

[GreatWyrmGold]

Let's say that someone had the ability to fire off a bunch of little red beam-like things everywhere. Would you think that was a "special attack"?

...Maybe? It would depend on how much damage it did, how strong the character was, and how fancy the attack looked.

That happens to describe our good ol' bloody-shotgun-whose-name-I-forget. Which doesn't require SP.

Oh, I almost forgot. How about if you instead saw a red beam? Well, that's pretty much what the dragon's attack is, isn't it? It also is what we had with that lovey sniper rifle we had, and that knife. Neither required us to spend SP to make the attack.

[GreatWyrmGold]

Let's say that someone had the ability to fire off a bunch of little red beam-like things everywhere. Would you think that was a "special attack"?

...Maybe? It would depend on how much damage it did, how strong the character was, and how fancy the attack looked.

That happens to describe our good ol' bloody-shotgun-whose-name-I-forget. Which doesn't require SP.

Oh, I almost forgot. How about if you instead saw a red beam? Well, that's pretty much what the dragon's attack is, isn't it? It also is what we had with that lovey sniper rifle we had, and that knife. Neither required us to spend SP to make the attack.

[miauw62]

-1 to switching to Riltia

[Elephant Parade]

Let's say that someone had the ability to fire off a bunch of little red beam-like things everywhere. Would you think that was a "special attack"?

...Maybe? It would depend on how much damage it did, how strong the character was, and how fancy the attack looked.

That happens to describe our good ol' bloody-shotgun-whose-name-I-forget. Which doesn't require SP.

Oh, I almost forgot. How about if you instead saw a red beam? Well, that's pretty much what the dragon's attack is, isn't it? It also is what we had with that lovey sniper rifle we had, and that knife. Neither required us to spend SP to make the attack.

They required SP to make, and are weapons, not natural attacks.

[Toaster]

You know what?  I'm going to officially promote Plan Let Al Tank.


Move to room above LAZORDRAGON.  Give Al the Hard Hat.

Plan is to have him fire off the bulwark, run behind the hellyfish, and Guard.  The LAZORDRAGON blasts him and the hellyfish, rest of team bumrushes the dragon.

[Elephant Parade]

You know what?  I'm going to officially promote Plan Let Al Tank.


Move to room above LAZORDRAGON.  Give Al the Hard Hat.

Plan is to have him fire off the bulwark, run behind the hellyfish, and Guard.  The LAZORDRAGON blasts him and the hellyfish, rest of team bumrushes the dragon.

+1 on the condition we only used ranged attacks. It's probably even more lethal in melee.

[anailater]

You know what?  I'm going to officially promote Plan Let Al Tank.


Move to room above LAZORDRAGON.  Give Al the Hard Hat.

Plan is to have him fire off the bulwark, run behind the hellyfish, and Guard.  The LAZORDRAGON blasts him and the hellyfish, rest of team bumrushes the dragon.

+1 on the condition we only used ranged attacks. It's probably even more lethal in melee.

+1
And -1 to Dropping.

[Toaster]

You are aware only Ciro has a ranged attack, right?

[GreatWyrmGold]

Let's say that someone had the ability to fire off a bunch of little red beam-like things everywhere. Would you think that was a "special attack"?

...Maybe? It would depend on how much damage it did, how strong the character was, and how fancy the attack looked.

That happens to describe our good ol' bloody-shotgun-whose-name-I-forget. Which doesn't require SP.
Oh, I almost forgot. How about if you instead saw a red beam? Well, that's pretty much what the dragon's attack is, isn't it? It also is what we had with that lovey sniper rifle we had, and that knife. Neither required us to spend SP to make the attack.

They required SP to make, and are weapons, not natural attacks.

And yet we could use them endlessly.
Regardless, the concept is there. You can't assume that just because it looks like it could be a spell, it costs SP.

Oh, and to formalize it:
-1 to the plan to have Al try to tank the lasers.

[javierpwn]

Let's say that someone had the ability to fire off a bunch of little red beam-like things everywhere. Would you think that was a "special attack"?

...Maybe? It would depend on how much damage it did, how strong the character was, and how fancy the attack looked.

That happens to describe our good ol' bloody-shotgun-whose-name-I-forget. Which doesn't require SP.
Oh, I almost forgot. How about if you instead saw a red beam? Well, that's pretty much what the dragon's attack is, isn't it? It also is what we had with that lovey sniper rifle we had, and that knife. Neither required us to spend SP to make the attack.

They required SP to make, and are weapons, not natural attacks.

And yet we could use them endlessly.
Regardless, the concept is there. You can't assume that just because it looks like it could be a spell, it costs SP.

All ranged weapons use SP, they function endlessly because we put MSP into the weapon, which is special I guess.....

[GreatWyrmGold]

Let's say that someone had the ability to fire off a bunch of little red beam-like things everywhere. Would you think that was a "special attack"?

...Maybe? It would depend on how much damage it did, how strong the character was, and how fancy the attack looked.

That happens to describe our good ol' bloody-shotgun-whose-name-I-forget. Which doesn't require SP.
Oh, I almost forgot. How about if you instead saw a red beam? Well, that's pretty much what the dragon's attack is, isn't it? It also is what we had with that lovey sniper rifle we had, and that knife. Neither required us to spend SP to make the attack.

They required SP to make, and are weapons, not natural attacks.

And yet we could use them endlessly.
Regardless, the concept is there. You can't assume that just because it looks like it could be a spell, it costs SP.

All ranged weapons use SP, they function endlessly because we put MSP into the weapon, which is special I guess.....

No, they don't all require SP.

Throwing rocks, shooting arrows, and such do not require SP. Why would you assume that all ranged attacks need SP when the only ones that do fall under the category of spells?

[Toaster]

Firing our shotgun doesn't cost SP either.

[swordsmith04]

-1 to Dropping
+1 to fighting the dragon