 RE: (DEL) <SCION> Kravidian the Spectre,
Kravidian (Guest) (Guest),
17-Jun-01 03:59 PM, #2
  RE: (DEL) <SCION> Kravidian the Spectre,
Madraech (Guest) (Guest),
17-Jun-01 08:03 PM, #4
  RE: (DEL) <SCION> Kravidian the Spectre,
Arvidor (Guest) (Guest),
17-Jun-01 09:38 PM, #5
   Oh yeah.. here it is..,
Kravidian (Guest) (Guest),
17-Jun-01 10:39 PM, #6
  RE: (DEL) <SCION> Kravidian the Spectre,
Pohanad (Guest) (Guest),
18-Jun-01 01:23 AM, #7
  RE: (DEL) <SCION> Kravidian the Spectre,
Tahren (Guest),
21-Jun-01 10:52 AM, #8
 That fight,
Kravidian (Guest) (Guest),
21-Jun-01 03:25 PM, #9
 RE: (DEL) <SCION> Kravidian the Spectre,
Falthule (Guest) (Guest),
17-Jun-01 03:19 PM, #1
 RE: (DEL) <SCION> Kravidian the Spectre,
Kravidian (Guest) (Guest),
17-Jun-01 04:02 PM, #3
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#1258, "RE: (DEL) <SCION> Kravidian the Spectre"
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This was a fun character to play, one of the long list of Necromancers I've played whose names happen to start with a K (Ktavialt, Kuhkliva). Part of the reason I started Kravidian was to give the Hero lightwalkers something to do besides sit on your asses all day, I hope you appreciated my efforts . Going to say my goodbyes in categories so its easier. This is in order of how much of a pain your types were to Kravidian. Spent a long time being the only Hero range evil character around.
Warlock Conjurers - Impossible to kill as a Necromancer. Got easier later on down the road with changes, but still impossible. I'd see two Marans, a Dawn, and a Warlock in the Fortress and I'd run in and think, hey I'll probably be able to nail one, but once I see a Conjurer in the group, its useless. Anterrabae: Rough, glad you were always exploring. I saw a post on Dio's forum saying "hey, if I am supposed to kill someone, but I don't want to because I feel pity as to how impossible it is for him to get away, should I...". Just after that time you stopped forming hunting parties to kill me so I was thinking that was directed at me, was it?
Sylvans of all Kinds - Snare, cold be sleep, swarm, frightful fiend, thorns, then bearcharge = dead Necro. Just too, too powerful. Snare is sort of like summoning someone who can't word of recall into a locked, noexit room, except you don't even have to be there to do it. After a while I learned that if there's a Sylvan Bard in Thera, never step off the road. Luckily the Sylvans seem to have become less combat oriented and, at least in Belarion's case, they've actually decided to take their battles outside the forest sometimes. Can't say there's a Sylvan that have actually conversed with me so no specific goodbyes here.
Offensive Major Transmuters - Rough. Sultonath\Jaggeris: You know what I mean by that, sort of like Samneric from Lord of the Flies. You two were tough alone, worse together. Sanlen\Vahorik: To the Warrior part, thanks for the help.
Mace wielding, Storm Warriors - Hated most of you. Hate cranial. Polmitius: You got close to killing me nearly a million times. Talnic: You never seemed to have that problem *mutter*. Golasghil: I fight you for the first time, you kill me. I fight you the second time and kill you, you delete immediately. Control that damn rage deletion, though Kravidian was awfully happy you took your life for good, made his life a lot easier I'd bet.
Maran Paladins - Eyes of fire is probably one of the most useful cabal powers for your kind, it makes any Paladin ten times more difficult. Falthule, Balrahd: Ouch to both of you. Amadioru, Elvam: The fights with both of you were good. Roussiant: I liked the way you played a Paladin. Vilaeren: Losing your touch.
Bards: Galadon is dangerous because of you =) Quesnel, Pohanad: Wish I wasn't fighting against you two all the time, seem to be very neat people to be around.
Other Warlocks - Your cabal is designed for making my life difficult. Conradin: Shouldn't have went after me like you did, I was about to delete there and then you pop up and attack me. I kill you and come across all this neat stuff and then decide to live for yet another day.
Ragers - Would have you much higher on the pain list if you had an ability to fly to me, or locate me like all the others did. Torakkel, Tahren: Lots of respect to both of your chars. Rio: Hate Rager Thieves, would hate you more if I wasn't an arial.
Others - Deavmor, Astakar: Figured I'd need to make friends will all the rangers I could, thanks for the help there. Makivante, Ilcahnius, and other younger Maran meat during when I was in my lower ranks: Sorry about killing you so much =). Ciemar: I liked fighting you.
Scion - Didn't get to know a whole lot of you. Mostly fought on my own, but to the ones I remember well or spoke to.. Madraech, Daemelin, Stoslav: All there for the roughest parts and managed to do more than just hold your own.
To the Scion Immortals: If you wondered if I was disappointed that I wasn't ever Chancellor, I wasn't. My RP was limited, I was usually gung-ho, didn't work well in groups, I quit often after dying, I wasn't concerned with making me look nice, part of the quick-tap club of kill or be killed quickly, I hardly ever took time to gather preparations, I hardly even raised zombie armies because my character was impatient. In short, I wasn't surprised I wasn't ever made Chancellor. I do think I was very useful to the cabal during its beginning stages. Just about every week I would kill a Maran/Maran hopeful who would lose lots of good equipment then they'd pop up on the Graveyard. Rage deletion was my biggest ally.
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#1264, "RE: (DEL) <SCION> Kravidian the Spectre"
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You were one of the first era Scions that Madraech could always count on. Well played and good luck on your next K-necro.
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#1262, "RE: (DEL) <SCION> Kravidian the Spectre"
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Great, no mention of the infamous Croc battle.
God, thought I had a chance to beatcha with counterspell and all that (Necromancer's second worst enemie). bite, bite, bleed, you flee, come back to repeatedly to try and sleep me. Finally you got one off and that nearly got me... Came close to dying but underestimated the duration on your poison/plague/crimson scourge. Eventually survived with 300 hp to spare after randomly teleporting away.
Got to say, NEVER hunt with a crocodile form. Just an exercise of futility.
Well, had fun with ya... Hope to see ya around in your next incarnation.
Arvidor
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#1263, "Oh yeah.. here it is.."
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Forgot this piece of my goodbye, I uh.. dropped it..
Other Warlocks - Your cabal was designed to give me pain. Arvidor: The infamous crocodile o' fear. Damn those jaws of death which stared me down every second of my mortal life. I threw everything I had at you but you just laughed it off.. *cough* bullsh-t. Well at least you nipped a few of my feathers off.. maybe.
Shouldn't the alligator and crocodile forms be switched? I always thought Crocodiles were a million times more aggressive and powerful than alligators.
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#1261, "RE: (DEL) <SCION> Kravidian the Spectre"
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What can I say, you were the ONLY necro that even had a clue on what to do against me. Pissed me off...heh. Needless to say, you were the only necro that I even had an ounce of respect for and feared. I could always tell that you were a quality player, you did a hell of a job. I can't tell you how much I respected you coming around when there was absolutly no one else on your side, it really said alot to me.
As for your other two necros...I remember them too, hell I even helped rank Ktavilt back in the day *chuckle*. See you in the fields.
Fatty P.
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#1259, "RE: (DEL) <SCION> Kravidian the Spectre"
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You killed me once or twice before I was in ragers, and I'm pretty sure you got me at least once more after I was in ragers. The most memorable fight was with Torakkel against you and Yizenxlach. We were defending the village without the head, and you guys were stacked. I don't remember if it was you or Yiz, but one of you failed a sleep on Torakkel that would have changed the outcome altogether.
Once I heroed, though, I think you were below my range, stuck eternally at level 47. That was a good thing for me. You were fun to fight, but I never entered battle with you without thinking that I would surely die.
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#1260, "That fight"
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Torakkel had some amazing saves which kept any spells from causing any damage. I told Yizenxlach he shouldn't go to the Destructor when you have a Rager with entwine there, damn it. Oh well I understand the frustration of having a crappy link, he seemed to have that problem a lot and it makes you do dumb things. I really didn't think that a Rager Paladin would be very useful, but I was proved wrong. I just like seeing new stuff work out. Good tactics when fighting Ragers aren't usually complicated.. Cast sleep, flee, return, cast sleep, flee, return, get deathblow'd and hurt badly, flee, vamp touch a few creatures, return, cast sleep, flee, return, cast sleep. That was most of my fights, unless I had a vampire and a room with no exit handy, or a Sylvan was around, or another Rager, or a few other common hazards.
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#1265, "RE: (DEL) <SCION> Kravidian the Spectre"
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I am hesitant to believe that your death to me caused this.
Bored? Frustrated? What's the story?
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#1266, "RE: (DEL) <SCION> Kravidian the Spectre"
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I was going to delete the day before, but then Conradin showed up and I managed to kill him, and he had some neat things. I decided I'd live until I died next, and then you came in. So in a way yeah you did cause me to delete, but if you didn't someone else down the line might've tomorrow or the next day.
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