>1) At first, I kept pointing and laughing at people who died
>to d-elf necro. Then I realized that you were crazy and/or
>good enough to pull it off with some regularity, despite
>having few allies and a truly awful PK range your whole life.
>Somewhere, Nepenthe is still asking himself "D-elf necro
>killed someone? They can DO that?!?!?"

The weird part is, with Ulzoth, I'd look at a huge enemy pk range, and think, "Cool, there's a good chance I can find someone to kill by teleporting around." or "It's going to be fun trying pick them off without dying." Sometimes I wonder if I'm a masochist.



>2) It's a good thing for Ghuljun he uninducted you when he
>did, or he would have had to put up with you as a co-leader.
>At the time, it was coming down to you or Cuthul, and despite
>your rapidly fading CON, you were higher level and had been
>around longer. Then you got uninducted and Cuthul deleted.
>Phooey.

THAT would have been fun. I would have been spamming "induct Ghuljun none"!


>3) I give Ulzoth an "A" in taunting. Very funny stuff, and
>well-chosen topics.

I typically play characters that hold their tongue, so it was several years of pent up taunts coming out. Tried to make the best of it.


>
>4) You had 3 of your 4 items correct. Based on your
>conversations with other mortals, you were way off on the 4th.
> The 4th item (the hardest of your set by design) was
>something that you would be 100% sure about if it was in your
>hands, but getting to that point is tricky. It wasn't the
>hardest to get, but it was the hardest to find.

Oh wow. Harder to find than X on an underwater hidden mob, or Y in the room description object after getting beat up by mob A? Oh man. Must have been in Hell, Silent Tower, or something like that. Or some level 15 thief. Ugh, that's rough. Oh well. Maybe in another 3 years...



>
>5) The post-kill discussions were a great gimmick.
>Well-executed, and worth more than the free XP I threw at
>you.

I enjoyed those too, but tried to change some of it being chaotic and all. I actually enjoyed more the ones where I used the healing staves to keep people alive as I talked to them and they slowly died from scourge/poison/plague. Hard to pull off, but very fun. At some point I was hoping to see how long I could keep someone near death without dying, but never got around to it.



>
>6) Gnome guards are dumb as rocks. Cactus spines hurt.
>Yellow dragons are mean.

*cackle*