Keychain #141 - 145

[Ledaal Kajiri]

1000s of XP in' date=' some Exalts still never take poison resistance. It so rarely comes up. Which is why poison is a good gambit. STs AND players take note of that one.[/quote']
At the same time, it only takes a single trained medic in the party to make it go away. Equipped with either charms or artifacts, a Twilight can cure poison as a single action and a handful of motes in most cases. That said, there is very little in terms of antivenom, even from Alchemy. Talismans against poison are safe bets, though.

Actually...Alchemy has a few answers to such. See p. 130 and p. 131 of Oadenol's Codex for the (Type) Venom Allaying Draught, which is admittedly only truly useful for mortals, and Munificent Antivenin, which is pretty much the perfect answer to poison.

 

[Ryvaken Tadrya]

I said very little, not nothing. And Munificent is really not good in combat time.


See BoS1, Wound mending needles (and Resplendent Satchel of Healing). A Solar with that and the Instant Treatment charm is the answer to poison. Especially if he stunts it.

 

[Ledaal Kajiri]

You don't need a Solar in any way to make that a wonderful, wonderful toy. Even an awakened mortal (really, especially an awakened mortal, since their natural healing sucks) loves the Resplendant Satchel of Healing. Passionately. Every day of their now much, much longer life.

 

[Ryvaken Tadrya]

Very true, but if specifically trying to cure poison in combat, Instant Treatment makes that basically a end-all solution.

 

[Rixaxun]

A string of eight puzzles, each more fiendishly complex than the last!

 

[merle]

A string of eight puzzles, each more fiendishly complex than the last!

That was nicely Gordian of her. Or should that be Alexandrian?

 

[Kyeudo]

Panel 7 is my favorite. Marena's expression was just perfect.

 

[ShadowDragon8685]

Brawn: Often an acceptable substitute for brains, in sufficient quantity.


Also: Cliche-dar FTW.

 

[Sir_Jarkko]

:applause:


Foxy lady! Damn Marena shows up so damn good in this strip. Awesome work, Juk!

 

[Ryvaken Tadrya]

Occam's Razor: the simplest solution is the most correct.


Marena's Corollary: Look good while doing it for bonus points.


I wonder what Gift charms she has. We know she has Bruise Relief, at least.

 

[Ophion]

Panel 7 is my favorite. Marena's expression was just perfect.

Ditto. Excellent work, keep going this way!

 

[merle]

Now I HAVE to wonder, what's the catch...? Why does Marena not like her warform?

 

[Ryvaken Tadrya]

Every skill she's shown is that she's a lover, not a fighter. The warform basically turns her entire body into a weapon. And remember what she said: You have to behave like your shape.

 

[Ledaal Kajiri]

Now I HAVE to wonder, what's the catch...? Why does Marena not like her warform?

Probably doesn't think it looks as sexy as she would like. That and the fur covers her more than her clothing usually would.

 

[merle]

Every skill she's shown is that she's a lover' date=' not a fighter. The warform basically turns her entire body into a weapon. And remember what she said: You have to behave like your shape.

That's true...


Though, I have to say, it's gotta be doable to make a non-physical-combat warform. Especially with that slightly chimera-friendly charm that lets you choose whatever mutations you like for it...


Which brings a slightly related question to mind. Where did Marena's clothes go??

 

[Ryvaken Tadrya]

Elsewhere. Anything the Lunar can't use in the new shape is Elsewhere'd in the transformation.

 

[Brickwall]

Every skill she's shown is that she's a lover' date=' not a fighter. The warform basically turns her entire body into a weapon. And remember what she said: You have to behave like your shape.

Sounds about right. To quote her, "I don't like to fight." Feeling visceral joy in something you normally find distasteful is rather upsetting.