ConjurerDragon wrote:
Jack of All Trades wrote:
I'm still trying to get a full 500 pt score. But killing rabbits for meat will be helpful.
Strangely killing rabbits with throwing daggers does not yield meat (at least to me but as I tried to train my rogues throwing skill by hunting rabbits and hermelines with daggers it would be very, very rare to harvest meat as I have seen none) - while catching rabbits with a sling as a warrior (or having animal ken) does yield meat... 
All that other stuff I could do, but I could never be mean to the little fox or not help/feed the cat. Just don't have that in me, ''thank the gods for that'' even in a game.
That annoying dog of sigreds however, when I first played, I tried to kill that thing repeatedly when it was blocking the door. It sure, got me killed enough. I sort of liked the Jarls dog though, in an odd way. He was sort of jaunty and cheerful. Would not want, but did feed and liked seeing around.
Robbing the dead? Eh, to a viking that distain graveyards and burned there dead on a pyre, because the idea of burning would negate other ideas, would not mater much.
That's also the one thing I never judged Colman collins to much for in ''Shadowland'', in his past as Dr collector. He was absolutely right, the money would have done the dead soldier no good. If it was a personal item that should be returned to the family though thats another matter.
In heroines quest, it was not like these men were Pharaohs, and a sacred rite was being disrupted or anything.
As for sig, you have to admit he is a bit of an Ahole. He demurs too much. It's in poor taste. Yet robbing him is also because she did not know that at the time. So it was rude. Also disrespectful to the beings that honored her with a visit/the vision to save him. Not at all wise. That's curse material right there.
I was tempted as well, to mock the Norns to but did not. It was mostly because they called her mortal so many times it was as if they were insecure about there station in life and had to affirm something to themselves. Not logical for the fates.
Showing themselves and saying what they had to say would have been enough. She would be humbled enough by there the mere power of presence, and shocked into doing what they wanted, at least provisionally.
Also, one among there number is the one that measures and cuts at her whim. Not wise to mock them. Whistling past
that graveyard would have been foolish indeed.
[Last edited by Heroinefan at 10-21-2017 04:57 PM]
