Rajani Isa

You mean it tells you to exit after you do the files?


Several missions in praetoria do that - you usuallyhave NPCs coming after you at that point.

The sheath is known as "The Lady of the Lake's Secret Compartment". Distant relation to "Victoria's Secret Compartment".

Hocketown - if you want, try looking up www.repeat-offenders.net (global channel "Repeat Offenders").We play on Virtue, Freedom, and Justice mostly.

On an unrelated note, my dog is trying to smash my toes by dropping his tennis ball on them


Kinda ouch actually.

This is not a free to play game.

This game uses a hybrid money model - it is still mostly a subscribers game with significant free play options.

They want to. But they have to balance the demands on their time.

I think the dark powers are more likely to be first up due to dark control.

We got a sneak peak of him, I believe, during the Ustream

Anyone else read the title and think "we need a magic dance?"

That's "canned" police chatter.

So far the only change is Going Rogue no longer has the bonus 2 slots if you apply the code Post-Freedom

I know of at least two "magic hacker" type books.

Both have some poor mundane schmuck pulled from our world to another.

One is Rick Cook's Wizard's Bane

That's ones interesting because complex spells take on a form...

His Rapid Deployment Recon Drone (R2D2) takes on a familiar form...

Then there is S. Andrew Swann's Broken Crescent.

Guy gets put into a world where ages ago, due to two gods making a bet, man went from enslaved to the enslaver of the world's original humanoid race, and did some nasty magic on them. And so the magicians of that world hate change and do not allow research.

Also, the guy happens to mention he (as a former black hat hacker) used the name Azrael - a name auto translated to "Angel of Death" by the mages' artifact (as they don't speak the hero's language), the name for the figure the original race's god gave to the tall, pale skinned human "who would teach them more of his language (the magic language) than even he could".

Anyway - in both books the "Magic Language" tends to follow the rules of good computer programming.

In the later the guy even designs a virus

There is no way to match the original colors - the alternate versions are all based off two colors (basically) while the original power animations have no such limit.

As for getting close, not sure which ones are closest. Maybe try poking around in the art forum.

Shards and Threads drop based on mob rank (minons, Lts, etc) - higher rank mobs drop more often.

Shard Components are tied to the TF you run, but thread components are random. As long as you are active in a trial, you should always get a component drop table - which one (Common/Uncommon/Rare/Very Rare) is random.

If you stand around, you'll tend to get the 10 thread reward on a trial.

Note however if you fall enough (and are low enough level, 50's tend to not need to worry that much) there a limit on the damage, it cannot bring you below 1 hp (even if already damaged; this is not via the one-shot code).

The best part was when Posi chimed in on the Ustream chat (not on video, the actual chat room) and how happy he was to do work for Zwill while Zwill unboxed a new toy.

I wouldn't mind one, but I'd want at least the 13" model... with more HD space, I know how fast I fill that up X.X

One, these are not temp powers - that's why they show up under "inherent" (to clear up some terminology).

Two - each power granted this way is a variation on an actual temp power. Is the two sands of Mu character a hero? There is a mission hero-side that has the actual temp power "Sands of Mu"

Right click ->Info on the "Sands of Mu" under temp powers in the power window and see if it lists a duration - if so, you just happen to have both the vet power and the temp power.

Can't recall specifics, but I do believe that one had different effects for villain vs hero ats.