No, it's definitely O-Chul. Galahad is cool and all, but the Authurian Legend is kind of a downer, despite its ending in some amount of glory.
Certainly Galahad is the best in his omniverse, however! :D
No. O-Chul is a much more badass Paladin.
I'm uncertain if you're attempting to agree or disagree with me - but you are, effectively, agreeing with me. :)
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No, it's definitely O-Chul. Galahad is cool and all, but the Authurian Legend is kind of a downer, despite its ending in some amount of glory.
Certainly Galahad is the best in his omniverse, however! :D
O-Chul is a much more badass Paladin.I'm uncertain if you're attempting to agree or disagree with me - but you are, effectively, agreeing with me. :)
I think I was agreeing and providing evidence for what you were saying.
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I think I was agreeing and providing evidence for what you were saying.No, it's definitely O-Chul. Galahad is cool and all, but the Authurian Legend is kind of a downer, despite its ending in some amount of glory.
Certainly Galahad is the best in his omniverse, however! :D
O-Chul is a much more badass Paladin.I'm uncertain if you're attempting to agree or disagree with me - but you are, effectively, agreeing with me. :)
Awesome! English can be funny, so it's always best to be sure to clarify with someone else, if you're not 100% sure! :D
(And yes, O-Chul is the best!)
O-Chul Unites the message boards!O-Chul for President!
I'd vote for him!
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He's a uniter, not a divider!
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I'd vote for Xykon. He's very successful, he tells it like it is, and his fingers are not abnormally skinny at all!
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Is that... the ex-Banjo-worshiping cannibal guy riding a gray Ythrak?
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guy riding a gray Ythrak?No, he's riding a Sonic Reptilian Unicorn!
(New comic!)
Gah! Beat me to the link by seconds! (You literally posted while I was waiting for this page to load fast enough to post.) Well done!
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guy riding a gray Ythrak?No, he's riding a Sonic Reptilian Unicorn!
(New comic!)
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You mean I still could have had the first working link?!
Nnnnnooooooooooooooooo~! Curse my humility* for presuming someone beat me to it!
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Gah! Beat me to the link by seconds! (You literally posted while I was waiting for this page to load fast enough to post.) Well done!
YESSSSSSSS!
Sonic Reptilian Unicorn! - now with a working link!
NOOOOOOOOO!
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"If I ever quit the Paladins and start a punk rock band, at least now I have the perfect name for it."
I'm just waiting for that band to form, personally.
Though I don't see why she couldn't be both... >.>
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I'm just waiting for that band to form, personally.
Though I don't see why she couldn't be both... >.>
Once her people are safely resettled, maybe.
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Heh. "In lieu of a plan, you should keep shooting."
Always valid for adventurers.
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"This is a rare combat situation where there is no one we, as paladins, need to defend. Nothing is at stake, other than our own lives."
That may be the most rational paladin comment ever. ;-)
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Those two and Hinjo should be showed to all would-be paladin players how to play a paladin and Miko how to not play a paladin...
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Those two and Hinjo should be showed to all would-be paladin players how to play a paladin and Miko how to not play a paladin...
This made me realize that while Durkon was a pretty good example of how to deal with Paladins (even the Miko-style ones), there is no example in oots of the classic trope of players who do their best to enrage / take advantage of / have the Paladin fall.
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Those two and Hinjo should be showed to all would-be paladin players how to play a paladin and Miko how to not play a paladin...This made me realize that while Durkon was a pretty good example of how to deal with Paladins (even the Miko-style ones), there is no example in oots of the classic trope of players who do their best to enrage / take advantage of / have the Paladin fall.
Didn't Belkar do exactly this? He was even willing to die just to get Miko to fall.
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Didn't Belkar do exactly this? He was even willing to die just to get Miko to fall.Those two and Hinjo should be showed to all would-be paladin players how to play a paladin and Miko how to not play a paladin...This made me realize that while Durkon was a pretty good example of how to deal with Paladins (even the Miko-style ones), there is no example in oots of the classic trope of players who do their best to enrage / take advantage of / have the Paladin fall.
But I could sympathize with Belkar there :-)
I think of players that would do the same for O-chul and would not stop until he fell. Those are more common actually than those who would have Miko fall IMO.
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Didn't Belkar do exactly this? He was even willing to die just to get Miko to fall.Those two and Hinjo should be showed to all would-be paladin players how to play a paladin and Miko how to not play a paladin...This made me realize that while Durkon was a pretty good example of how to deal with Paladins (even the Miko-style ones), there is no example in oots of the classic trope of players who do their best to enrage / take advantage of / have the Paladin fall.But I could sympathize with Belkar there :-)
I think of players that would do the same for O-chul and would not stop until he fell. Those are more common actually than those who would have Miko fall IMO.
Miko was definitely a live grenade. Still, given Belkar's disdain for Paladins in general, he probably would attempt to make other paladins fall if there wasn't always some other pressing matter at hand.
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Miko was definitely a live grenade. Still, given Belkar's disdain for Paladins in general, he probably would attempt to make other paladins fall if there wasn't always some other pressing matter at hand.Didn't Belkar do exactly this? He was even willing to die just to get Miko to fall.Those two and Hinjo should be showed to all would-be paladin players how to play a paladin and Miko how to not play a paladin...This made me realize that while Durkon was a pretty good example of how to deal with Paladins (even the Miko-style ones), there is no example in oots of the classic trope of players who do their best to enrage / take advantage of / have the Paladin fall.But I could sympathize with Belkar there :-)
I think of players that would do the same for O-chul and would not stop until he fell. Those are more common actually than those who would have Miko fall IMO.
I think it took Miko's overweening self-righteousness to make Belkar quite so motivated, though. A lot of the other Sapphire Order paladins were far more pleasant to be around; I don't see Belkar going out of his way to tempt/push them into falling.
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I hate myself for asking this, but...
When she took off the ring of water breathing, wouldn't that still leave her lungs full of water?
I hate myself for asking this, but...
When she took off the ring of water breathing, wouldn't that still leave her lungs full of water?
Depends on how it works.
Given that it's a smooth transition, unless a lot of energy was spent defying physics and biology in even more complex ways, the easiest explanation is, "Nope." because she doesn't gag or cough or wretch or anything delightful like that when she first enters the water. In which case, the spell probably removes the heavy water and leaves you with fresh air. Hence she floats instead of sinking and holding her breath after removing the ring.
(Though if you rule it the other way, that makes more sense, biologically and physically - it's just you'll be choking for a bit during the transition as your lungs fill up with water.)
EDIT: Don't get me wrong. It's going to be really weird, no matter what. It's just going to make even less sense, due to less-obvious reasons otherwise.
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Also:
"Trust me."
"Always."
... Da-GUMMIT, this comic makes me love paladins.
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I hate myself for asking this, but...
When she took off the ring of water breathing, wouldn't that still leave her lungs full of water?
That isn't actually a problem until the next time she tries to breathe air.
They can buddy breathe, passing the ring back and forth every few rounds, for awhile without a problem.
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I know people IRL that can swim in platemail, so the idea that relatively high level Paladins can do it (or at least the one whose career is based around the water) can doesn't surprise me.
I know people IRL that can swim in platemail, so the idea that relatively high level Paladins can do it (or at least the one whose career is based around the water) can doesn't surprise me.
I don't even actually see them swimming. Technically, by RAW, do they sink more than they are, now?
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I know people IRL that can swim in platemail, so the idea that relatively high level Paladins can do it (or at least the one whose career is based around the water) can doesn't surprise me.I don't even actually see them swimming. Technically, by RAW, do they sink more than they are, now?
By RAW, they...uh, aw, crap, now I got to pull out Stormwrack.
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They wear plot armor of buyancy, no other explanation needed ;)
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well, in pathfinder, DC10 check to tread water. Assume Str +3 and 1 rank in swim, then they still have a +1 after ACP.
