Key/Character: Lyseroth
Which Event: Continued Ascent
Responsiveness (Were their narrations posted within a reasonable time-frame and were they quick to respond?): Hipster's actually fast with the narrates for the most part. Felt like the narrates were also taking into consideration what we were doing, like that egg having some effect on the battle that followed.
Balance (How entertaining were the battles, and any obstacles/traps?): Pretty good. Liked the food trap and all since it was kind of funny and fitting of the character involved in the event. Already remarked on the last battle but the battles outside of that were fairly entertaining. I think what you can do is bump the EC MD up a bit more, and the vit a lot more. Granted, our party as a whole was just stacked -and- large, with the forces in it being mostly heavy-hitters from the faction.
Storytelling (Did it feel like an adventure, did the content of the narrations meet your expectations?): I like the idea of seeing the plot tied to the past of the setting due to how the Tower is constructed. This one spoke of the Lightgarde at the very end but, I'm curious to see more of the Tower so I'll likely keep on climbing it with others just as well. I think the Tower has a lot of potential that people tend to not realize, and perhaps continuing with these Tower trips will glean more insight for the rest.
Fairness (Were the punishments justified and earned, was the risk to reward ratio good?) Drops were good. We've all gotten our fair share of the loot, some drops (the bones) appeared to be largely meant to be numerous ones but good drops all the same. I don't think any of us felt as if we didn't get what we worked for.
Overall: Really good, to be honest. I especially like how fast it was yet meaty enough that you could feel like you've gone through quite the ordeal. Despite complications, the two bosses in the final boss at the same time was a very novel idea. I'd give it a 10/10 still.
Any other comments:
Grand doors.
Pushed aside as what lay before this hall was nothing short of a feast fit for kings and lords alike. Hundreds of dishes scattered about, some half eaten and others left untouched by the passage of time. No doubt to the untrained eye it would look as though they were crafted by the hands of true geniuses - Practically brimming with their own life of mana and sheer excitement.
To someone much more culinarily trained?
It would seem the sole intent of this food is to energize and to keep the body moving. Mana which ceased to fade now pooling around the center mass of this table - Leaving but a single object stood present before this group and their banquet.
But one golden apple - Hidden away like a treasure behind a mass of culinary goods.
At the head of the table beyond that? Rest a decaying corpse sat upon their throne. Much as though they were watching this feast before them - Yet never touching throughout their afterlife.
All prodding on each side.
Each side looking only with caution. None even so much as daring to lay a hand upon the food or feast before them.
Which Event: Continued Ascent
Responsiveness (Were their narrations posted within a reasonable time-frame and were they quick to respond?): Hipster's actually fast with the narrates for the most part. Felt like the narrates were also taking into consideration what we were doing, like that egg having some effect on the battle that followed.
Balance (How entertaining were the battles, and any obstacles/traps?): Pretty good. Liked the food trap and all since it was kind of funny and fitting of the character involved in the event. Already remarked on the last battle but the battles outside of that were fairly entertaining. I think what you can do is bump the EC MD up a bit more, and the vit a lot more. Granted, our party as a whole was just stacked -and- large, with the forces in it being mostly heavy-hitters from the faction.
Storytelling (Did it feel like an adventure, did the content of the narrations meet your expectations?): I like the idea of seeing the plot tied to the past of the setting due to how the Tower is constructed. This one spoke of the Lightgarde at the very end but, I'm curious to see more of the Tower so I'll likely keep on climbing it with others just as well. I think the Tower has a lot of potential that people tend to not realize, and perhaps continuing with these Tower trips will glean more insight for the rest.
Fairness (Were the punishments justified and earned, was the risk to reward ratio good?) Drops were good. We've all gotten our fair share of the loot, some drops (the bones) appeared to be largely meant to be numerous ones but good drops all the same. I don't think any of us felt as if we didn't get what we worked for.
Overall: Really good, to be honest. I especially like how fast it was yet meaty enough that you could feel like you've gone through quite the ordeal. Despite complications, the two bosses in the final boss at the same time was a very novel idea. I'd give it a 10/10 still.
Any other comments:
Grand doors.
Pushed aside as what lay before this hall was nothing short of a feast fit for kings and lords alike. Hundreds of dishes scattered about, some half eaten and others left untouched by the passage of time. No doubt to the untrained eye it would look as though they were crafted by the hands of true geniuses - Practically brimming with their own life of mana and sheer excitement.
To someone much more culinarily trained?
It would seem the sole intent of this food is to energize and to keep the body moving. Mana which ceased to fade now pooling around the center mass of this table - Leaving but a single object stood present before this group and their banquet.
But one golden apple - Hidden away like a treasure behind a mass of culinary goods.
At the head of the table beyond that? Rest a decaying corpse sat upon their throne. Much as though they were watching this feast before them - Yet never touching throughout their afterlife.
All prodding on each side.
Each side looking only with caution. None even so much as daring to lay a hand upon the food or feast before them.