I’m standing next to the cradle hoping I can pick up the relic before Phalanx does, I want the glory dangit! That and I’ve popped off too many hellballs in our own MA cradle and the Garagothians look at me sideways every time I walk into town.
Success!! I pick up the relic, and of course the DMz enter the room right at that moment, to try and kill me in my moment of weakness, without buffs. Well I start buffing, ready to interject a couple heals if needed when a Wail of the Banshee goes off and kills me.
HOW can this be? How does one of the chosen of Cyric fall so easily?!?!?!

By crazy8or5e at 2009-07-30
Oh well, 77 DC Wail of the Banshee, not much goin to survive that, luckily we’re not all bunched up around the cradle. And Phalanx picks up the fallen relic and then rezzes me, but lo and behold the floor is greased with James Bond grease. Who knew that ‘tep had Q from James Bond supplying him with superspy/license to kill style grease.

By crazy8or5e at 2009-07-30
We all know that you cheat ‘tep and its funny when you do for the most part when it’s just random encounters.
But in the relic warfare, there is an expected decorum, where people will follow rules and it’s a game again. I mean the DMz toons are already kitted out with unimaginable goodies, why is there a need to go further and make your “legal” toon illegal. Are you like one of those uber bosses in Celestia/Abyss/DWP that will give us cool drops when we survive your onslaught of 77 DC death spells and 75 DC grease.
Even Sioxanala only has a 59 DC implode.
I mean its just a game, and if the DM’s are going to play the game with us, sink down to our level so to speak, then it behooves you to play by the rules. Otherwise you set a bad precedent. If anything goes for the DM’s, silly and unwise people might begin to think that anything goes for them as well.
Anyway, you said your wizard was getting killed a lot so I guess that justifies cheating in your mind. Really not that big of a deal, in the short term, but it defeats the purpose of playing the game if one side is just going to make it so they can win regardless. Some of the DM’s like to build gimmick toons that aren’t about winning and are about having fun with the game, so why ruin that spirit of having fun with “super” spells.



