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The Sixfold Trial - "The play's the thing Wherein I'll catch the conscience of the King."
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My reaction to the suggestion that we act in this play was that it was an overly convoluted plan to get the Pathfinders their building back, based on the suggestion (by a Pathfinder) that getting the Pathfinders their building back could potentially eradicate the Shadowplague. As a character with the Paranoid drawback, I felt that the chances the Pathfinders were using us was much higher than the chance that this plan would actually work.
Are Witches Unfun?
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You ignore a major advantage of witchcraft: I've been able to heal a small army of warriors as soon as I began to cast!
Because I work in Westcrown, my Sarenraen companion and I have turned quite a profit selling hexes and more mundane medical treatment.
No more heroes anymore
tony gent wrote:

A quick question to you all are your characters heros in the game in the true sense of the word fighting evil because its the right thing to do risking life and limb to help the common folk

Or are they just a bunch of gold hunters who dont care about anything except profit

False dichotomy. I'm not in this extraplanar "dungeon" for the money, but I'm no shining lantern archon. I'm working on this ... urban renewal project ... so that I can get a good enough reputation that I can show my face in Kyonin again without being an embarrassment. Honing my skills enough that I can teleport myself back is just a bonus.

I bought a Gosh Darn Cure Wand!

I would just like to thank all these Pathfinders who kept recommending healing wands. The other people I work with on this urban renewal project and I are all (with one exception) capable of repairing wounds to a certain extent, but none of us has truly specialized in the field. While we haven't been able to afford such an item until recently, as soon as we had the funds for it, we purchased one. I believe that this may have saved one or more lives.

Minor Sixfold Trial spoilers:
While we have been able to handle the elements of combat required for our performance in the The Six Trials of Larazod, the Trial in the Belly of the Beast seemed as though it was written not to entertain the audience but rather to kill the actors. I fail to see how the thrill of watching people climb up a surface out of liquid cannot be satisfied with a more diluted acid. I also fail to see why this substance cannot immediately be drained from the glass beast once the curtain falls.

Finally, I do not understand the rationale behind casting the delicate Calsenica as the erinyes Ilsandra. Is our director unaware that the erinyes is a durable and skilled combatant, while Calsenica would have died within half a minute of entering that solution were it not for our aid?

Our wand was extremely useful during this trial, as three of our four (excluding Calsenica) were capable of operating it. While waiting for our turn to clamber out of the beast's maw, we passed around our wand and used it at nearly every chance we had to do so.


Thank you, Pathfinders, for spreading this advice. While we are incapable of purchasing a wand for each of us, had we not had one during the Trials we would surely be dead.