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[Thecard]

are you still accepting players? if so can I be a mage that makes items(kinda like in TES with the bound weapons) and will I be able to have them pre-enchanted?

Lasting enchantments on weapons doesn't sound very magey, since you'd be relying mostly on physical combat. Unless I'm wrong?

[HissinhWalnuts]

((Sorry for the lack of replies I was sleeping.))

   I think making bound/summoned weapons would be in the summoning area I would allow it but im kinda full but I guess I can make this a little harder,
your character will fall through a hole in the roof of the dungeon when he is made.

   Floor multiplier 1.25x (if it will not end up in a decimal it will take however if it goes into decimals the decimal will not  effect the monster count.)

[Thecard]

Could... you go over that last bit again?

[HissinhWalnuts]

The floor multiplier is a multiplier (obvious) for how many enemies appear in a floor this will generally raise after every 2 floors and goes down sometimes (When enemy difficulty rises). I cant add .5 of a enemy so it will only apply when it equals a full number.

[Thecard]

Cool. I wasn't sure what the base numbers were.

[Nirur Torir]

The floor multiplier is a multiplier (obvious) for how many enemies appear in a floor this will generally raise after every 2 floors and goes down sometimes (When enemy difficulty rises). I cant add .5 of a enemy so it will only apply when it equals a full number.

You could make decimals give a chance to add another monster, rather than just dropping them. 2.5 would be a 50% chance of two enemies and a 50% chance of three. A 3.3 would be a 70% chance of three, and a 30% chance of four.

EDIT: Nope no errors here ignore this line and the automated "last edited" line.

[Samarkand]

The floor multiplier is a multiplier (obvious) for how many enemies appear in a floor this will generally raise after every 2 floors and goes down sometimes (When enemy difficulty rises). I cant add .5 of a enemy so it will only apply when it equals a full number.

You could make decimals give a chance to add another monster, rather than just dropping them. 2.5 would be a 50% chance of two enemies and a 50% chance of three. A 3.3 would be a 30% chance of three, and a 70% chance of four.

((I think you got the last example swapped, but the idea is awesome))

[ICBM pilot]

name: issunokbod (everlasting doom(wanted to be eternally doomed but I couldn't find the df word for eternally))
School: summoning
Subtype: general summons
Race: elf

[HissinhWalnuts]

Now have you agreed on buying anything yet?

[ICBM pilot]

we should get the sword because we have an enchanter(maybe we could use it as a wand?).

[Thecard]

we should get the sword because we have an enchanter(maybe we could use it as a wand?).

No.

[ICBM pilot]

why not?

[Thecard]

Because it's a sword, not a wand?

[Nirur Torir]

I vote we just split the money evenly and start.

[Samarkand]

((I still don't see much of interest in this shop. I think we should maybe get potions at most, and move on to bigger and better things.))