Nice Pic.
I would get up on that rock to the right. Climb up to the very top, then jump down to the ledge (safe fall 1)
Jump from the ledge to the ground (falling damage 5, safefall 2)
I would then climb up the to the ledge in the centre and jump (falling damage 50 000, safefall -10)
I would find my corpse, grab my gear, find a pub then drink a beer and keep my stupid ideas to myself.
Hafling means something different here. This is not Bilbo. A Halfling is the progenoy of an ancient curse - to never reach "fully-grown" in this case. It kind of explains the utter desire to track down and murder wraiths in all forms. The cleverness of "halflings" eventually won out and the curse was broken - but not before damage was done and the physical appearence of these folk was "halved". Still, the ten-generation curse had only reached half-way when the curse was broken. It could have been so mush worse.
The Keeper does a fine job of explaining all this. I would suggest reading EVERYTHING here!
Nephretiti said:Hafling means something different here. This is not Bilbo. A Halfling is the progenoy of an ancient curse - to never reach "fully-grown" in this case. It kind of explains the utter desire to track down and murder wraiths in all forms. The cleverness of "halflings" eventually won out and the curse was broken - but not before damage was done and the physical appearence of these folk was "halved". Still, the ten-generation curse had only reached half-way when the curse was broken. It could have been so mush worse.
The Keeper does a fine job of explaining all this. I would suggest reading EVERYTHING here!
all hobbits are halflings..not all halflings are hobbits..
Nephretiti said:Hafling means something different here. This is not Bilbo. A Halfling is the progenoy of an ancient curse - to never reach "fully-grown" in this case. It kind of explains the utter desire to track down and murder wraiths in all forms. The cleverness of "halflings" eventually won out and the curse was broken - but not before damage was done and the physical appearence of these folk was "halved". Still, the ten-generation curse had only reached half-way when the curse was broken. It could have been so mush worse.
The Keeper does a fine job of explaining all this. I would suggest reading EVERYTHING here!
I have read the lore, and yes it was explained well......but, when we are talking about this type of fantasy there a certain things players take for granted almost as a universal lore, one of them being halflings are hobbits and hobbits live in hobbit holes. It gets interesting when designers attempt to rewrite lore for things that many consider to the be universal....Halflings in trees, Gnomes made of energy.....
Before everyone dogpiles on, im not trashing the game at all and probably will play a Halfling, but if you change lore that many consider to be somewhat universal in this type of fantasy, expect people to raise eyebrows and ask why.
