[LET'S PLAY] Lupo Solitario - Nostalgia, nostalgia canaglia: il ritorno

290 , se possiamo ammazzare qualcuno , anche involontariamente , ammazziamolo !

In effetti mi pare moscia la death aura! Facciamo fuori il capitano e tutti i filistei! 290!

EDIT: mi sono un po perso,dov'è che dobbiamo arrivare per la lorestone? :D

Ma scusate mi sa che qua c'è un bug...

Noi avevamo comprato il biglietto scrauso per andare fino a Luyen, poi invece ci caricano su e arriviamo fino a Eula? :O

WTF?

Anyway, voto per andare a Tekaro...

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Originally Posted by Defender

Ma scusate mi sa che qua c'è un bug...

Noi avevamo comprato il biglietto scrauso per andare fino a Luyen, poi invece ci caricano su e arriviamo fino a Eula? :O

WTF?

Anyway, voto per andare a Tekaro...

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It's a mistery :afraid:

L'unica spiegazione che mi vien da dare è che Dever si sia dimenticato della cosa, o che in seguito ci venga richiesto se avevamo il biglietto per le destinazioni successive...anche perchè se scegliamo di andare a Tekaro, ci andiamo a cavallo e non in nave O-o

Comunque sia, la Lorestone dovrebbe essere nelle cripte della cattedrale di Tekaro, da quel che sappiamo!

Il voto per ora è 2 a 2! :D

Il dado deciderà se seguiremo la nostra sete di Sangue e la Death Aura, o se decideremo di seguire la Lorestone...

Pari Death Aura, dispari Lorestone!

Roll...1!

Andiamo a Tekaro!

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Originally Posted by 11.

The town of Eula has been turned into a huge army encampment, its people having long since fled to the north, abandoning their homes and livestock to the gold-hungry soldiers. Soldiers from a dozen different nations rub shoulders with fighters of a less-than-human origin, united by their common greed. As you watch endless columns of soldiers marching towards the pall of black smoke rising in the south, your heart begins to sink. The city in which the Lorestone lies, Tekaro, is a city under siege, a city that can withstand the onslaught of ten thousand fighting men. As you ride across the soot-blackened fields towards the siege-works and entrenchments at the bank of the River Quarl, you curse the war that threatens to defeat your quest.

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Illustration I—The town of Eula has been turned into a huge army encampment.

Turn to 280.

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Originally Posted by 280.

You ride along a muddy path running the length of a ridge that overlooks a great stone bridge. High stone walls and a fortified gatehouse rise steeply from the river bank, and the only access to the city is across the bridge.

You stare at the battlements of Tekaro with growing despair, for they bristle with archers and cauldrons of molten lead. The burnt-out hulks of siege towers and the bodies of dead soldiers lie strewn in heaps before the battered city gate. From where you are you can see the cathedral spire silhouetted in the glow of innumerable fires in the centre of Tekaro. If it were not for this accursed war you would be in the crypt in less than an hour.

You see that before you the path dips steeply towards a line of tents erected behind a wall of earth and logs. They overflow with the wounded from countless assaults across the bridge.

If you have the Magnakai Discipline of Curing, you may stop and help the wounded men and turn to 42.

If you do not have this skill, or if you choose not to use it, you can continue along the path and turn to 70.

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Nada Curing! Si prosegue.

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Originally Posted by 70.

The path ends at the point where the Rivers Storn and Quarl converge in a V-shaped bank. Ogron engineers and carpenters are busy at work constructing pontoons for floating bridges, which look like enclosed rowing boats and are destined to be used to cross the river further downstream.

Staring out across the water, you notice a dark shadow like the entrance to a cave at the base of the city wall. After concentrating for a few moments, you find you can make out the dull criss-cross of metal bars. It is a sewer outfall.

If you wish to ask the blue-skinned Ogrons what they know about the sewer outfall, turn to 133.

If you wish to try to take one of the pontoons and row across the river, turn to 163.

If you wish to swim across the river, turn to 171.

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Ok abbiamo 3 opzioni e sembrano tutte e 3 letali, per gli standard di Dever...che si fa :D?

171 shshs

Direi di non essere razzisti e di parlare (e poi sterminare) gli Ogron

Sentiamo cos'hanno da dire i subumani.

Idem parliamo con sta feccia, per poi mozzagli dita e naso con la spada111oneone1hh11!!!

askiamo la feccia

Probabilmente sono qua per rubare il lavoro agli onesti ingegneri umani...

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Originally Posted by 133.

‘You’re looking at the “Hell-hole”,’ says an Ogron. ‘When the siege began, Prince Ewevin sent ten humans in there to find out where it leads. When they never came back he sent ten Ogrons in. Ain’t seen none of ’em since!’

Another Ogron, who is splitting a log with his bare hands, overhears the conversation. ‘We’ve heard noises in the “Hell-hole” late at night,’ he says slyly, ‘horrible noises.’ He draws a fat finger across his blue-black throat before returning to his work.

If you wish to ask the Ogrons if you can use one of their pontoons to row across to the ‘Hell-hole’, turn to 179.

If you decide to swim across instead, turn to 171.

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Manco sanno usare le accette :/

Comunque, che si fa :D?

Tentiamo di farci dare una zattera và che proprio nuotare verso la morte pare brutto

Chiediamo informazioni e poi per ringraziarlli,stacchiamogli le palle!

EDIT: ultimamente sono un po lento -.- btw 179!

171 annamo a nuoto tipo uomo rana nella laguna, che sulla zattera veniamo sgamati immediatamente e presi a frecciate incendiate prima che tocchiamo la riva...

Go into the hell hole