Toss a bucket of water at the Phoenix's head as it dives.
[12]Water spouts from your hand and extinguishes the Phoenix' fire, making it plummet, heavily injured. "
W-what...?" Maybe that feather did something more than just revive you...
Knock a chair over or something.
[8]You focus on the chair, and manage to nudge it a tiny bit. The tenant notices this.
zap an wand of polymorph (or teleport if I do not have the poly wand) at the demon [/b]
[18]You zap the wand, and the demon seems to disappear. The master mind flayers stand up and look at you.
Go north. Find something of note if this is possible in this barren world.
[13]After a short travel you see something in the dirt, the corner of a concrete building. Maybe there's something inside, if you dig down here?
Is the noise gone?
You hear a strange "zap" and the noise disappears.
Wear the gloves, put the leash on the porcupine.
You do just that.
NUKE EARTH FROM ORBIT, ITS THE ONLY WAY TO BE SURE
[1]You try to infiltrate a top secret base to gain control of the satellite. The extremely heavily armed guards notice you immediately and shoot you dead. Respawn?
Posses random demon.
The demons are all gone.
Hmm, what could be the origin of these abilities? But I will wait. Perhaps it is best if we determine the how before the why. Perhaps the laws of nature themselves are conspiring with our subjects to grant them powers beyond the pale of normal human ability? Worth a shot-- no one said they hired me because I was logical!
Place a gravimeter near the subject and see if there is a difference in gravity greater than that attributable to standard deviation.
[11]The gravimeter picks nothing interesting up. You're starting to feel that you're taking the wrong approach to this.
I'll be on a trek from 9th June to 14th, don't expect any posts from me during that time. If someone is quick to volunteer, I may appoint a guest star GM.