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Dang. I was waiting in the wings, followed the whole new game with Mae posed mid-discussion with the Eye, waiting for a grand and apologetic entrance. I feel Mae was responsible in part for the end of the first game by Leroy Jenkins-ing the giants and then leaving, apologies to DH and Patrick for that. Tell you what Terq, how about another game? Let's make something work.
Apologies for lack of posting - spotty internet connection and some RL. Will get back ASAP...
Mae blindly, bravely swings Alcor's Bane in a defensive, offensive arc - attempting to both push foes away and smash them down... [+5 BAB, +3 Str, +2 enchantment -2 PA, +1 bless
He glittering magick fouls Mae's vision. With a roar, and swinging morningstar and shield in front of her, the blinded princess screams "Wuh!?! Stephanie!!! What have you done!!!"
Me too, me too...
When she does act, Mae does not hesitate. With her finest royal yell, she charges the undead atrocities, magic shield ready to bash!!! Free Action: Rage!
[+5 BAB, +3 Str, +2 enchantment -2 PA]
Yup, thanks Terq. :)
"So then, you'll be twiddling your thumbs, handsome." replies Mae, springing to form up behind Rowing, swinging her morningstar and favouring the arcanist with a toothy grin.
*Beams idiotically, with a royal assurance*
"Both?" murmurs Mae. "Those of us sneaky enuff - ambushers. Then run past it quick for the archers to come up and we get it between us?"
Mae's ears prick up, facing east. "Yes, that sound. It's coming from the east." The doughty warrioress peers into the blackness and waves her morningstar meaningfully. "Sounds like chains. Or a heavy flail. Or could be the stomping of something large caparisoned in armor that rattles. A cage on legs?"
Mae stares at the bleached field before them. "Hmpph. They really don't clean up around here!" She takes in the nature of the doors and the chains. "So an armless creature dwells on the other side, and occasionally gets let in to eat folk?" Still, the brave brave warrior stands her ground, not keen to enter - her fingers tensing on her morningstar.
"'N'I'm right behind you Hal. Well, kinda, while also next to Lu." She whispers to Luelleschia: "Wow. You talk a LOT!"
Conscious of not losing her position next to Luelleschia, Mae leans over and whispers to Hal: "Uh, Hal....what others? I thought we were all here?"
Not one to miss an opportunity to insert herself for an immature reason in the midst of events of plane-shattering importance, Mae pouts. "B-but I wanted to go next to Lu-elly. She likes me!"
Mae is lost for words, and takes some moments to gather her wits, which apparently were left in the previous room.
"Oh right. This makes perfect sense. People I can see are invisible, but people who are invisible aren't here. Would someone please kindly explain to me what the dev...ehrmmm. Oh never mind...." Slightly catching on, Mae taps the pedestal and waits to turn invisible.
"Stephanie! This is no time to fool around. Make them visible again!" thunders Mae, staring daggers at her sister.
"Try what?" Mae asks, head swishing from side to side looking from companion to companion, somewhat alarmed.
After listening to such dire predictions, Mae is somewhat nervous...or sheepish. Hard to tell. Whatever the mood, she is distinctly uncomfortable. She holds her hand in front of the woman's face, and moves it to and fro. "Alright, Miss pressy-ents - what did I just do, and will I ever do it again?" Just to be extra tricky, Mae remembers herself and waves the hand a second time, to be sure reality and control have not been wrested from her royal self.
Mae does a double take and thenscoots in close to give her best approximation of a friendly smile over Miagnik's shoulder...
Mae smacks her morningstar meaningfully into her palm. "This one a demon too? Should I "wake" her up?"
"One does not read oneself. One is read to!" the princess returns just as easily...
Mae's lips curl in disdain. "Oldest trick in the book..." she murmurs as she flies past after the others...
Sorry, just landed at my holiday destination. Will post tonight Oz time...
Mae is too distracted by not knowing what is going on to know whats going on enough to cause a distraction.
I'm happy to be challenged as to whether or not to murder things. :) I think we are up to the roleplaying challenge of seeing if we don't get into a party wide confrontation over a moral quandary. Makes a change from murder hoboing anyways...
Mae moves toward the demon, casually swinging her morningstar. But she does not charge, nor move within his reach. "So....are we to murder him? Can we at least let him off the chain...make it less....murdery?"
Mae walks slightly backwards toward the demon, still chatting with Steph and Miagnik. "Scary? I'm very unimpressed. He looks like something the cat dragged in after a good night on the town, a town in which the choices were extremely limited."
After Miagnik speaks, Mae merely nods in mute horror. Then she whispers to her companions. "Definitely...demonic. I mean, he definitely needs to lose that rope belt. How is he going to scare anyone looking like that. Appall them perhaps...."
"Aiii...tchooooo!" sneezes Mae, a monumental paroxysm shaking the doughty princess. "Miagnik! Next door!" Mae suddenly remembers her manners. "Now!!!"
On entering the apparently completely epmpty chamber, Mae looks alarmed. "The demon is invisible!!! she shrieks, crouching into a martial stance and swinging wildly. [+5 BAB, +1 Str, +1 mwk, +1 bless]
Mae, apparently thinking this is a test, where the answer is "either must", not "or not if they don't want", focuses sharply on the word "dangerous" - the flustered princess neglects to resort to haughty indignation, and quickly panics. She points at Windel. "Him!"
Apologies to Kokomo/Beach Boys.... ;)
Redondo, Karrita, oooooh Moriana;
We'll make it there....from Redondo.
Mae looks the jumped up dwarfdemon up and down. "Careful how many orders you give Lulu. One wrong move and I'll brain you down so hard your toes will start thinking on their own." Mae turns to...someone else. Anyone really. In her most softest yet convincingly authoritative voice: "Now we just need to close that door and open the other one." [smiles]
Mae's eyes narrow, and she pipes up. "I definitely don't have it! What does it look like?"
Mae listens with growing excitement as first Miagnik has been showing he's paid attention to just how great and powerful Mae is, and then rattles off his plan for demonic domination. Trying not to show it, Mae settles herself. Eyeing Hal carefully, she takes a fairly infamous stance then whispers to her sister. "Actually Stephanie, if you are going to do this "wresting of power", best you put it under my command. Strictly on a deference to authority kind of protocol of course." |
