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[dragnar]

I doubt you could kill this thing alone actually. You have strong water magic, yeah, but you don't have anything else.

I am a five story tall being made of ice. The opponent is also in that size area (I think). I also now have a scythe to go along with it. Please let me know if this is wrong.

You're more in the area of 15 feet tall. Not 50. And it would beat you on your own simply because I made it as a boss for multiple players to fight. You wouldn't stand a chance because the same rolls from it hit harder and block better than yours.

(I could totally kill this thing alone)

how? Your flail can insta-kill things, yes, but not only could you not jump that high without help, but I gave it more than one head for a reason.

[Jervous]

(I was joking )

[Dermonster]

Well... I guess a story and a half is still twice as tall as the tallest man alive and then some. If I'm Correct in assuming a story is 10 feet.

How tall is the Hydra? Well... How BIG is the hydra?

[Nivim]

 I have a feeling the rolls have less to do with gods and more to do with a flawed die. Are you using the random site?

 [ ] Erreti goes underground to look for empty spaces. I use the nearby rock and stone (if need be) to petrify any burning materials, then follow into the rubble. If anyone becomes aggressive towards me, or an impediment, I will grab them and fuse all their joints.

 As a note I missed before, an intangibility ability doesn't require levitation. Instead of thinking of it as making yourself intangible in relation to everything, you make selected other things intangible in relation to you, even though it's the same function. Thus allowing you to treat a brick wall as some very thin stairs or a ladder, putting your weight on inside surfaces. If Erreti can levitate, it will be easier to get back to the ship.

[stonemt]

if i am in the throne room start formulating a doom plan for that glowrod if i am not blast  it and run for the castle

[dragnar]

I have a feeling the rolls have less to do with gods and more to do with a flawed die. Are you using the random site?

yeah, random.org. It's what I've been using the whole time. You just got REALLY lucky this turn.

As a note I missed before, an intangibility ability doesn't require levitation. Instead of thinking of it as making yourself intangible in relation to everything, you make selected other things intangible in relation to you, even though it's the same function. Thus allowing you to treat a brick wall as some very thin stairs or a ladder, putting your weight on inside surfaces. If Erreti can levitate, it will be easier to get back to the ship.

Yes, there are other ways for intangibility to work, but in this case it comes with levitation, so yes, getting back to the ship shouldn't be hard(though you could always just carry it. It can shrink to the size of a mouse).

[Nivim]

 How fun, let's hope for a backlash of [1]s or [6]s.

 I had forgotten the mouse form could be useful, I keep thinking of Erreti as liquid and more unpredictable in my planning.

Edit: Could Shadow go back and grab Jervous's golem, then drop it on the fire dragon?
 Is Shadow's orbital cannon in the fire realm?

[Jervous]

I change my action

Wait until the hydra gets off the tower THEN bash it with the ol' flail

[Dermonster]

Same. Wait till its off the tower, THEN become the icy chill of death. And by that I mean try to take a leg off.

[dragnar]

Well, I'm ready to do the turn(a day early!)... but still need an action from Diakron.

Edit: Could Shadow go back and grab Jervous's golem, then drop it on the fire dragon?
 Is Shadow's orbital cannon in the fire realm?

1. Golem? Huh? When did Jervous make a golem?(not saying it didn't happen, but I can't remember)
2. Yes. Though I'm not sure it counts as "orbital" at the moment. The fire realm has very different laws of gravity.

[Nivim]

 A nucleic cannon.
 Jervous Leech made a golem while he was crafting with the dwarves; he had to whack it with his flail to get it working. I guess it might still be right there in the same room it was made, or it might be in dwarven use, or it might have acquired [LIKES_FIGHTING] and is wandering the surface. I thought it would be interesting to test the chariot's ability to travel anywhere and retrieve the golem (or even flint and I) for the fight.

[dragnar]

Huh, I'd forgotten about that thing... Anyway, the chariot can go anywhere, but you have to know where the thing you are traveling to is. And on one in the Fire plane even knows you exist.

[stonemt]

i am thinking that once this thing is dead (or i get beat to a pulp) i might go find people.

[dragnar]

Alright, if Diakron doesn't post an action by tomorrow I'll just AI him for now.

[dragnar]

Investigate the crystals

[5] You and your minions walk over to the crystals, and before you can say anything the thugs have grabbed all of them and are pointing them toward the rapidly closing flying creatures. "These are what we're here for. You're on your own now. The reward you were promised is at the end of these chains. No we don't have any idea what it is." [6] You aren't sure what just happened, but you are now the only one in this chamber. One moment they were here, the next they were not.

Wait until the hydra gets off the tower THEN bash it with the ol' flail

[5] The hydra has no reason to get off the tower. It can kill you just fine from up there thank you very much. As it shows no signs of moving, you try to charge up and attack anyway. [4+1][2] You reach the monster and smash it's foot with your flail.
flail user(9/16 exp.)

if i am in the throne room start formulating a doom plan for that glowrod if i am not blast  it and run for the castle

[1] You sit on your throne and plan. Your entire mind is devoted to this one task, and your schemes grow grand and overly complex. Then you decide to just blast him with magic a lot. While you sit planning, your foe appears in a flash of light, [1] blinding you(-1 to hit next turn) and burning away some of the dark energies that hold your castle together, causing some of the bones that make up your throne room to crumble into dust.

I use arcane magic to shield my allies... Then...

FIRE ON HYDRA!

[5+1] You erect a shield around your allies that will stop any projectile entering or exiting it. The shield is stationary, and at the moment guarding only you, as everyone else ran off to fight the monster at close range. You then command your sorta-orbital cannon to fire at the beast [1] It instead and carves a swath of destruction across the area. [5] It doesn't hit anybody though.
arcane magic(3/32 exp.)

Erreti goes underground to look for empty spaces. I use the nearby rock and stone (if need be) to petrify any burning materials, then follow into the rubble. If anyone becomes aggressive towards me, or an impediment, I will grab them and fuse all their joints.

[3+1] You manage to clear a path through while Erreti searches through the lower floors of the complex. One of the soldiers in the base sees you shifting the rubble and asks you to help with the cleanup. [4] Meanwhile Erreti discovers the chamber Flint is in and reports back to you.
polymorpher(11/16 exp.)

Reverse the polarity.  Then "fire" again.

You know, you have yet to use your gun's biggest fire attack... Just sayin...
[4][5] You fire your gun on it's beam setting. The monster eats it. Yes, it EATS your particle beam.

Same. Wait till its off the tower, THEN become the icy chill of death. And by that I mean try to take a leg off.

[5] You charge together with Leech to attack the creature. [4][3] Your attack doesn't really take a leg off, but it does leave a pretty good sized gash in it.
Novice scythe user

freeze the monster

[2+2][5] Your ice spells are as nothing before this creature! Oh noes!

kill the painful little bugs!

[3][1] It steps on Leech. [5] He is protected by his armor, and the monster ends up stabbing itself on the armor's spikes, but that's still gotta hurt...
Jervous: bruising(-1 to resisting damage)


For reference, this thing is this big:

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

That ridge on it's back it ~12-20 feet tall, depending on where along the monster it is.

And looks something like a multi-headed version of this:(the main body is still inside the tower, only the heads and it's upper body are above ground)

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Also, I would advise remembering some basic video game logic: http://www.sluggy.com/comics/archives/weekly/091207 (just assume torg was right)