>>52955Okkay, I know its a moot point considering how events transpired, but I fail to see where Infernius "looked away" ("conveniently"). Ipsofacto, this would not have worked.
>>52966Oh, suddenly GM's time is valuable?
Seriously, I need a better idea of what type of story/game/content you guys prefer.
>>52982Torcuil forgets that Kefka wasn't even trying last time.
>>52993"SIR!" A pair of Spartans have made their way to,... wherever the party is at the moment. "We concur. If the Emperor is alive, we must get word to Baz at once."
>>53003All Tracy is able to learn aside from previous is that while Cardishore regularly and frequently promotes new talent,
strikingly few ever achieve it. What is more, the few people who are known to have auditioned at Cardishore (and presumably did not pass) never return to their former lives. What happens to them or where they go is not known.
>>53060e_e I accept this cute
Okkay. So what would have happened is had the party proceeded down the long staircase, they would have found themselves in a large open room, too dark to see the exterior walls. Quick jump cut-to, they would have been thoroughly BTFO by Kefka and the leaders of the 7 factions. Who are the 7 factions? Perhaps the party will learn who they are. They would
have learned who they are, but they also would have gotten blown the fuck up in the process (its a TRAP!).
Luckily for the party, the character's willingness to engage in foolishness and other such outlasted the patience of the 7 Factions, and so they just blew the building up anyway. Desu, I'm glad they did because I hadn't accounted for Snek, and since Torcuil was carrying the Staff of Power, it is guaranteed to have obliterated everyone in the party, disregarding any preventative measures (magic, etc.).
So how about that, the party pissing GM off landed them in the most favorable possible outcome. Don't think that will work a second time tho.
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