Eyes glowing brightly to emphasize the charm effect. I might go back and reduce it some but I was originally worried it wouldnt be obvious enough.
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Eyes glowing brightly to emphasize the charm effect. I might go back and reduce it some but I was originally worried it wouldnt be obvious enough.
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Ah, all the secrets he’s willing to provide for the sight of a little skin. Curious potion—I wonder how he was intending to use it if it requires 𝙩𝙝𝙞𝙨 to employ fully?
Thanks for the page!
i assume it makes the drinker more Susceptible to suggestions, kaylin’s just taking advantage of her beauty to seduce some answers out of him by Suggesting he might get some fun times after. likely how he used them depended on whether he was negotiating with a man (probably suggesting they’d get rich working with him) or woman(seducing them) and what he wanted out of it’s use at the time.
Correct, while when he employed it, well he could use the same method on some people- but he could also mention he works for powerful people that can give him whatever they desire, or he can show off a bag of coins etc etc to loosen up their tongue more to take advantage of the potion.
I guess Kaylin’s lucky he’s into women, though with her equipment—and given the information she got—she probably could have sought another avarice.
Thanks for the explanation.
In TTRPG terms the potion buffs Bluff, Diplomacy, and Intimidation. Or just Persuasion if your game condenses those.
Normally, at least in Pathfinder and its derivatives, you just give a penalty to saves vs mind influencing effects. You can’t feed a potion to someone else to gain a buff for yourself, after all.
That depends on the RPG system. If that system has no defense roll, all modifiers on the roll usually end up in the active roll.
well that means one thing there are other players on the board
Possibly other actual Players, or just NPCs who have managed for Forge access as if they are Players. Or, you might have meant that in the less literal sense of ‘other powers pulling the strings’.
I meant actual players cause it has been proven that there seems to be a time difference for players so who knows maybe a couple of players have been on that world for a hundred or so years and installed themselves as gods in a kingdom or two/
Panel 1, speech balloon 1: “Do any” should be “Does any” unless that’s how Kaylin talks.
Panel 1, speech balloon 2: “Labelled” is misspelled.
I was about to say “no, one L is okay too” but yeah, there’s an E missing…
Yep- I can’t spell Labeled!
The Do vs Does though is correct as is. Does would not be correct according to grammar check and my editor (who I didn’t get this one to in time to check). Labelled vs Labeled is a UK vs US English thing- but I don’t know about the do vs does. I would think it would be the same on both but I don’t know much about the differences in UK English.
do any seems much more correct from the perspective of australian english (mostly the same as uk)
“does any of…” doesn’t flow propperly
We’ve seen NPCs from this nation seeming with more than just adventurer items, so I wonder if ‘forging’ has other byproducts – namely exp or levelling/training/skill resources. Very possibly that’s what is in the starry bottle Kaylin saw in the previous page.
Kaylin’s pout is also very skillfully done! Quite a set of poses, and a big grin at the end. Charm potion, seduction, and silver tongue together – this guy never had a chance. Only question is how this particular encounter will /end/, such that she can bring the evidence to Jack before charming wears off and this guy can sound the alarm.
He also paused before saying the book number. Might wanna check to see if it’s the RIGHT book, or if he was resisting just enough to swap one for the other. Wouldn’t really help if Kaylin delivers this guy’s porn… I mean, it technically could be part of his ‘plans’ right now, could it not?
its very bright indeed look scool thoug