Re: Legends-2 things

From: gilgamesh@csource.oz.au (Benjamin Hurwitz)

Date: Thu, 18 Nov 1993 13:10:37 +0000

douma@cs.utwente.nl (Edwin E Douma) writes:

> Greetings, everybody.
> It is nice to see some more articles on Legends again. Lately, there were so
> DM stats postings that I was beginning to wonder if a separate Legends-newsgr
> should be created.

I don't think there is enough throughput to warrant a seperate newsgroup
personally.

> found in a Lair in the neighbourhood. But, surprise surprise, the Lair was
> located on the island in the middle of Dragon Lake! Of course, courageous as
> are (ahum) my party members still want to go there. But how... Is a ship the
> means by which they can cross the lake? This would be a problem, because I do
> have the laborers nor the resources for that. Or could I get there by a speci
> action (some fisherman willing to take me over for a fee) ?

It depends on the GM. Ours in Oz only permits booking passage from one Major
City to another Major City on the same body of water. There is another way
which is more limited in scope but however much easier, it's called
Teleportation, Look/trade for a Power point on this side and then try out
different locations on the stupid island. Of course it can some time to do
this. What you really need is a very high Wizard/Thief who can teleport himself
across normaly, make himslef Invisible and Try stealing a few times.

> Can somebody tell
> if it actually is a good idea to cross Dragon Lake or will my party be devour
> by a big herd of waterdragons or something like that. I mean, a little exitem
> is fun but I do not want to exaggerate.

A herd is unlikely to do much to you.. but if you find some drakes then grab
them with "Charm Herd" Spells quick smart (and don't forget to feed them K-).

Regards

.........................................................
Benjamin Hurwitz
gilgamesh@csource.oz.au  Unique Computing Pty Ltd, Melbourne, Australia
The opinions expressed above are that of the author only.

References

Legends-2 things
douma@cs.utwente.nl (Edwin E Douma)
Tue, 16 Nov 1993 12:52:30 +0000