Casting I.O.U. (Again)

[cats]

And I am scared.

 

[The GrandMage]

As well we all should be.

Of course, the amount of destruction his plan will create is based entirely upon Ol' Sparky's reaction to it. It's a fairly nice plan of redirecting force.

Because Hellion, as a demon, very much enjoys watching people destroy themselves. It's much more fun.

 

[Jedi_Khan]

For the badge benefits, why don't you buy one and find out? Of course, if either of the other two buy a badge, then Officer Allen will explain the benefits. But Hellion might not hear what the benefits are, so you still wouldn't know.

How much does Hellion know about Officer Allen Green? Does he know he can use electricity or is "Sergeant Sparks," as the students call him, an unknown element to Hellion?

 

[cats]

I am also lost as to what the badges are for.

 

[Jedi_Khan]

I am also lost as to what the badges are for.

I'll PM you with what I have in mind.

 

[The GrandMage]

Hellion's heard of him, and that he has to do with electricity.

Which is probably why he's building what would normally be an extremely useless gadget.

 

[Jedi_Khan]

Hellion's heard of him, and that he has to do with electricity.

Which is probably why he's building what would normally be an extremely useless gadget.

A lightning rod? Ha. That's laughable. Officer Allen has very detailed control over electricity. Of course, hardly anyone knows just how much control he has. The only person who even has a chance of knowing how much control he has, other than himself, is the Arch Dean. So, I wish Hellion good luck with the endeavor.

 

[hybirdx]

He keeps an auto shock reflex on doesn't he?

As for you Hy, the IOU website is a very friendly place it is almost as simple to navigate as the IOU campus itself. So expect it to be a very time consuming process.

As expected with any Campus related Website.

As for what else you can find chances are you can find some of his black mail clients but not what they are being black mailed for or even that they are being black mailed. It would take more foot work to find out specifics.

Jamie's used to that, but I would expect for something in terms of I.O.U. it would take longer than expected, so that's out of the question.

As for senior peers that may work but it will cost you. Good thing you have that credit card.

I was hoping to mentally lift them and slam them against the wall a few times until they give the information at an efficient price. (the end result of hanging out with Hellion too long I would assume.)

Killing every one in site would likely involve being killed yourself and either explosion and less temporary death, or a hefty rise in insurance premiums.

Ok, what if the destruction was dulled down to a few revival technicians, a set of poor unsuspecting students, and "volunteered" security, until A: somebody knocks him out, B: Snaps him back to his senses C: The mind crippling headache knocks him out?

For the badge benefits, why don't you buy one and find out? Of course, if either of the other two buy a badge, then Officer Allen will explain the benefits. But Hellion might not hear what the benefits are, so you still wouldn't know.

How much does Hellion know about Officer Allen Green? Does he know he can use electricity or is "Sergeant Sparks," as the students call him, an unknown element to Hellion?

Jamie's leaning towards Hellion's option. Even though the damn credit card is urging him otherwise.

I am also lost as to what the badges are for.

Makes the decision that much easier, doesn't it?

 

[cats]

CREDIT CARD! You can swipe it and not even notice it.

 

[hybirdx]

Does it really have such a mind of its own to be swiped without noticing, or did Sparky leak the information to you about the "benefits"

 

[The GrandMage]

A lightning rod? Ha. That's laughable. Officer Allen has very detailed control over electricity. Of course, hardly anyone knows just how much control he has. The only person who even has a chance of knowing how much control he has, other than himself, is the Arch Dean. So, I wish Hellion good luck with the endeavor.

A lightning rod? Simply redirection and grounding? Oh no, taht would be far too easy. Although he is using the Lightning Rod spell. Mostly because it lacks the integral energy source.

Of course, I'm willing to put your control of a physical force up against a spell redefining the basic building blocks of reality when it's not looking anyday.

 

[The GrandMage]

Personally, I vote Jamie should buy one. In fact, he has a credit card, he should buy two.

(I said I wouldn't buy one, I never said I wouldn't mooch off Mr. Cursed-and-Intelligent-Moneybags.)

 

[Jedi_Khan]

Personally, I vote Jamie should buy one. In fact, he has a credit card, he should buy two.

(I said I wouldn't buy one, I never said I wouldn't mooch off Mr. Cursed-and-Intelligent-Moneybags.)

Jamie could buy a badge for you, you just won't get the benefits. Rules of the badge.

 

[Jedi_Khan]

A lightning rod? Simply redirection and grounding? Oh no, taht would be far too easy. Although he is using the Lightning Rod spell. Mostly because it lacks the integral energy source.

Of course, I'm willing to put your control of a physical force up against a spell redefining the basic building blocks of reality when it's not looking anyday.

How interesting. You do realize that Officer Allen has other ways of inflicting pain and suffering upon you, right?

 

[The GrandMage]

That...

Sounds like those really arbitrary systems of getting powered objects that are based on people being lazy and end up being purely stat-block materials with absolutely no flavor to them at all.

I'm actually not regretting my decision at all, now. In fact, this doubles my apathy towards them.


I'll remind Officer Sparky to get right on that, sometime after he discharges enough power to make the electromagnet introduce him to the epicenter of several tons of rapidly relocating metal.

 

[hybirdx]

That...

Sounds like those really arbitrary systems of getting powered objects that are based on people being lazy and end up being purely stat-block materials with absolutely no flavor to them at all.

I'm actually not regretting my decision at all, now. In fact, this doubles my apathy towards them.


I'll remind Officer Sparky to get right on that, sometime after he discharges enough power to make the electromagnet introduce him to the epicenter of several tons of rapidly relocating metal.

Brain... Overloading...

 

[Jedi_Khan]

That...

Sounds like those really arbitrary systems of getting powered objects that are based on people being lazy and end up being purely stat-block materials with absolutely no flavor to them at all.

Care to translate that? What are you talking about?

 

[cats]

Its a basic science project. Take a metal object, wrap wire around it tightly and run an electric current threw it. It magnetizes the metal.

 

[Jedi_Khan]

Its a basic science project. Take a metal object, wrap wire around it tightly and run an electric current threw it. It magnetizes the metal.

Yeah, but what in the world was Mage talking about in what I quoted in my last post? It could not have been the makeshift electromagnet he was talking about.

 

[The GrandMage]

I was talking about the Badge. And the "Rules of the Badge."

 

[Jedi_Khan]

I was talking about the Badge. And the "Rules of the Badge."

Well, yes, the badge and its rules are arbitrary, meaning I just made them up. But I still have no clue as what to the rest of what you said means.

 

[The GrandMage]

To sum up:

"Badges? We ain't got no badges. We don't need no badges. I don't have to show you any stinkin' badges!"

 

[cats]

I see. Yes the science nerd in me jumped out sorry.

GM you do realize that metal objects would be atracted to the metal rod and not the power source of the magnet, and that said metal object is currently between you and sparks... and Hy and Vix.

 

[The GrandMage]

Indeed it would be.

In a room filled with people with guns and swords and maces and metal objects designed to be lethal. And the people are between the nasty pointy things and the object drawing them.

 

[Jedi_Khan]

Indeed it would be.

In a room filled with people with guns and swords and maces and metal objects designed to be lethal. And the people are between the nasty pointy things and the object drawing them.

So, in other words, you don't give a damn whether or not you and your friends die, just as long as Sergeant Sparks dies along with you, right?