>Empaths won't fall down when transferring leg wounds anymore.

Thanks! You'd have thought we'd learn to balance by now. (You'd have thought people would have learned to kneel by now before taking missing legs, but I guess people like screaming.)

>On the first day of Empath Spectacular November (ESN)

This sounds like more is coming. You have my attention.

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Walsor Gryhm says, "Hmm, a most impressive weapon of note. I'll give you 16 silver coins for it."
You think to yourself, "This deal is getting worse all the time."

Well, this is cool. I may still keep kneeling out of habit though.

Now excited to see what else is going to be happening!

(Curious about the R thing, but don't think it's Regenerate...)

Rishi
- Player of Kembal

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Speaking to Plur, Belnia says, "You're no Kembal."


[Roll result: -2112 (open d100: 82)]
A giantman thief crouches and sweeps a leg at you, but only manages to trip himself.

>Edit: It's also an excellent way to remind the unwashed heath--I mean, non-empaths of Elanthia that we're taking on their pain and not unfeeling robots to insert coin, receive healing.

You can still scream and fall down if you want to roleplay it out.

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Walsor Gryhm says, "Hmm, a most impressive weapon of note. I'll give you 16 silver coins for it."
You think to yourself, "This deal is getting worse all the time."

Since we know levitation now and will be required to roleplay if we want physics to apply to us I suppose we won't suffer knockdowns from critters any more? A nice benefit, to be sure.

>Since we know levitation now and will be required to roleplay if we want physics to apply to us I suppose we won't suffer knockdowns from critters any more? A nice benefit, to be sure.

I lol'd. For the record, my father is a below-the-knee amputee and he does not topple over as soon as he takes his leg off! But to be fair, he is 3x trained in one-legged hopping.

~Land Pirate Maylan~

> Since we know levitation now and will be required to roleplay if we want physics to apply to us I suppose we won't suffer knockdowns from critters any more? A nice benefit, to be sure.

Standing with no legs is not unique to the empath profession and it was not something that suddenly became a thing yesterday.

~ Konacon