The Wandering Wizard

Therefore you can get drunk on sleep.

You are very wise, and I think experience has been your best teacher.

Do you do things and say things you normally wouldn't do when extremely tired but you aren't going to sleep?

@Shining Silhouette

You can be drunk on things other than intoxicating things, like love or sleep.

:O I must rectify this! It is a very very fun fully cooperative game. In that every in the game plays a different spirit of which in the base game there are eight, extra expansions add a total of 29 extra spirits. But the main goal of the game is to scare the invaders off of your island before they blight it or before they can't be scared anymore. Mainly you do this by adding your presence to the island, creating areas of your power with which to pound the invaders, scare them silly, or to shove them out of your lands. If there are two of your presence in a single land that creates a sacred site, a site of great power and influence. Each turn you will play power cards that affect the invaders, some are fast, meaning they go before the invaders take their turn and others are slow, meaning they go after the invaders and their actions. There are two ways to win and at least three ways to lose. You win when at the end of a turn, meaning everyone has taken their actions, including the invaders, and there are no invaders of the specified type on the fear level left on the board. Or you can win by generating enough fear to scare the invaders all the way back to their home, tails tucked between their legs. The first terror level requires you to remove all invaders from the board, the second terror level only requires all towns and cities to be removed, and the third terror level requires only all cities to be removed. And the last terror level means the invaders peed their pants all the way home, utterly terrified of your power over them. You can lose by having all of a spirit's presence destroyed by blight or other effects. You can lose if the invader deck ever runs out of cards and you can lose if all the blight on the blight card is ever all gone. I could explain soooooooo much more, but I'll leave you with the basics for now. Oh yeah, it does come with a kinda steep learning curve, like most board games it will take you longer the first time you play it, but it will go so much quicker the next time. I can do it with just my dad in usually an hour to two hours. Because the more people there are, the longer it tends to take, kinda. But also not, because everyone takes their turns at the same time and then you go til you've done everything and then you start again. It is only four people, but if you like it, you can get Jagged Earth and get up to six people. Jagged earth does come with a lot of extra stuff, mostly helpful stuff that will help you win, but also things to make it more difficult and ten more spirits. I should also put that each spirit is unique and has it's own play style because most spirits have four unique power cards that they start with, some do have more, but those are all in expansions Also that is a great poem!

*Hammer on gravel thud* MOTION PASSED!

I am part of the cul @Shining Silhouette I have a petition I need you to second, or anyone else who is here that will. Ed1t: @InfiniteInsanity second this petition please. No one can use derrogatory words to describe them selves! I first this petition, do I here a second?

If you need to talk to someone I am here if you need me, though I will admit that I am not the best at social interaction. At least with people at school, easier at other places like church but hardest at school.

FotTs2 is the fellowship of the thing season 2, a revive of a really fun roleplay that always open to more people. I don't think I've had to pay a late fee for a lost library book... I think TPBM needs to be focusing on something else.

*Sigh* Yes, I'll sign up. Not going to have a character right now... Well I know their race, Snake-humanoid-thingie. EDIT: And I have a idea for a Technique: Spend X amount of power, if a enemy player would move into a space infront, behind, or to my side I can cause them to end their movement and all tag actions against them while constricted have advantage, but I can only have one constricted person at a time. Rough idea, I'm willing to lower it and change some things if you think it is too OP @Channelknight Fadran ...Too much D&D like I think ED2T: @Ranryu @That1Cellist, I think you may be interested in this.

No white texxt and so much empty space.

Yes Have you heard of Spirit Island, the board game?

I am still serving waffles, though I don't know for how much longer. Get some before they run out!

Ah the course of why! Why do you like pie in the sky? That little lie. That most will buy For less than dry And then it's July So they cry And we in reply tell them to apply Before they die And that is why we have guy

"In the exact same spot? Or would more trees have to be cut down?"

Why you can rhyme, on a dime Come into our cult, I can say, it isn't chult Come in come in! You don't need tin!

Most Patriarchs tend to have time on Sundays, if you already have the recomendation from your Bishop. And Patriarchs are very kind people, they have a very powerful spirit with them.

Thou hast been summoned by the Silhouette summoning cult. What is thy decision?

Yes, meet with your bishop and then call the patriarch sooner...not on the last day before it expires, definetly don't do that.

Yes, come down to us @Shining Silhouette Now let's see if he can resist the peer pressure of three boys. :eyes:

True, though that means I would have to go to sleep now. Because if I'm concerned about your wellbeing then I must be concerned about my own.

Don't forget that you are one of those wholesome friends!