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[Sanure]

Well, I will be back in like 4 hours. See you all then.

[GiglameshDespair]

Hang on, doesn't gungir also use lightning magic?

[Alexandria]

Yes it does. Must have overlooked it.

[Sanure]

Did I forget to lable it as lightning damage? Oh and yeah it does use lightning magic.

Or did I forget to put down used mana? I do that sometimes :/

[Alexandria]

You forgot lightning.

[Sanure]

Ok. I see what it is. Fixed it.

It's not that I forgot lightning, it's just that it was missing a bracket

[Culise]

Oh, drat.  I wasn't expecting it to be able to charge twice in a single turn, and I don't move until after it.  So much for stunning it on its attack turn. 

Well, I'll try it anyways.  It might even be stun-immune; I can't imagine a single attack from me stunning something literally the size of buildings in either case. 

[Alexandria]

We can maybe hopefully kill it first. Or not.

[Sanure]

The golem pretty much went into self preservation mode. It still only charged once that turn, but used up all of 400 of it's RP doing so.

It also delayed it's attack so that it could go first next turn.

[Alexandria]

I OBJECT!!!!!!

[Sanure]

Why's that?

[Culise]

Wait, you can play with your initiative that way?  I thought you had to at least wait one full turn from your last move, though I'll admit that was pretty much an unsubstantiated assumption on my part.  It seems odd to me as well; if you think about it outside of the turn-based system (which is basically an arbitrary line drawn to delineate between time segments), it's basically the golem moving twice in a row. 

[Alexandria]

Yeah. Normally you can only do 1 thing per turn. How come it used all it's RP to charge an attack and can still prepare?

[Sanure]

I'll explain it just to be safe, though a few players already figured out they could:

THere are two actions that you can do to change which order you make your turn in.
1.Delaying an action: By delaying your main action, you can go sooner in the next turn's order acting before the targeted player.
Example: Torban wishes to move before Lucien, so to give him an advantage against the enemy that isn't possible this turn.
2. Preparing an action: By preparing your main action, you can go later in the turn order.
Example: Zita knows that she can use her Ice spear now, but using it when Torban uses his Ice spear will cause the two ice spears to do higher damage.

That's the gist of it.

Last turn it charged to 30% as a main action since it couldn't attack until it hit 100%
This turn it didn't charge it's attack, it used it's SP and RP to fully charge the attack, but delayed it until next turn.

[Alexandria]

I still object!!!!! Why am I not shooting it while it's charging up it's death ray?