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[Lycodrake]

He may be immortal, but I think he's kind of out of his league there versus a wingless dragon and an otherwordly rider of fire.

Not that I'm bringing up power levels, of course. 'cause that would be silly.

[Ivan The Mouse]

Neo running away from people more powerful than him is a sign that the more powerful beings just got trolled and Neo won that one.

[YOLF]

I believe the proper expression is "It is on!".

[YOLF]

'xcuse me, Ivan.

Fel Fire: Gwyllt commands undying green fire that animates his sword and the inside of his armor. These flames cannot be extinguished by any ordinary means, and consume anything they wash over at a much higher rate than regular fire or even plain old magical flames do.

EDIT: Doesn't his "paradoxical" magic resistance mean supernatural effects hurt and affect him but can't kill him? Or does that just mean his immortality itself is magic proof?

Either way, his clothes are probably on fire, if nothing else.

Also, big indignant wingless dragon (Lyco), demigod justice man (Tywin), feel free to jump in.

[Arch-Magos Winter]

Ivan that shit is basically magical White Phosphorus. Rolling on the ground isn't putting it out.

[Mooncake]

I'm sorry I disappeared, guys. I got really, really sick after a class trip with limited internet connection - on Wednesday/Tuesday night I checked into the ER, which is actually a really nice place when I was able to appreciate it. I'm on the mend and much better now, though. On antibiotics, which are helping a great deal.



also yolf i hear you wanted someone to jump in allow me to oblige you muwahahaha

E: I... I may have gotten a little carried away in that post there. Also not 100% happy with Wanderer's response, but it works, I suppose.

[YOLF]

Welcome back! Good to hear you're better now.

Also, uh, wow, I might need a bit to write an appropriate response to that.
*c* I almost feel sorry for Gwyllt having to take on a genuine Horseman, but he'll accept the challenge in good stride.

[Mooncake]

Welcome back! Good to hear you're better now.

Also, uh, wow, I might need a bit to write an appropriate response to that.
*c* I almost feel sorry for Gwyllt having to take on a genuine Horseman, but he'll accept the challenge in good stride.

Haha, thanks

Yes, got a little carried away there >.>

Also, he won't be fighting all out - Wanderer just wants to test Gwylit, to see if he holds up to his convictions and the legends that gave him shape. I saw his dialogue with Neo and was like "Wow I could not ask for a more perfect place to interject myself right now."

I feel whatever happens, it'll be interesting. At the very least, anyone with spiritual sensing abilities or magical abilities at all is going to feel this. War taking his true form is not a quiet event.

[Ivan The Mouse]

'xcuse me, Ivan.

Fel Fire: Gwyllt commands undying green fire that animates his sword and the inside of his armor. These flames cannot be extinguished by any ordinary means, and consume anything they wash over at a much higher rate than regular fire or even plain old magical flames do.

EDIT: Doesn't his "paradoxical" magic resistance mean supernatural effects hurt and affect him but can't kill him? Or does that just mean his immortality itself is magic proof?

Either way, his clothes are probably on fire, if nothing else.

Also, big indignant wingless dragon (Lyco), demigod justice man (Tywin), feel free to jump in.

That's like saying that if I burned a piece of wood with an acetylene torch and then took torch away, the fire that will consume the wood is the same and as hot as the fire that burned from the torch's muzzle.

Also, he won't be fighting all out - Wanderer just wants to test Gwylit, to see if he holds up to his convictions and the legends that gave him shape. I saw his dialogue with Rattus and was like "Wow I could not ask for a more perfect place to interject myself right now."

Rattus and Gwylit hasn't interacted yet.

[Mooncake]

derp I meant Neo sorry Ivan

[YOLF]

That's like saying that if I burned a piece of wood with an acetylene torch and then took torch away, the fire that will consume the wood is the same and as hot as the fire that burned from the torch's muzzle.

You didn't answer the question.

And supernatural fire, physics do not apply.

[Ivan The Mouse]

You didn't answer the question.

And supernatural fire, physics do not apply.

Can be affected by negative debuffs but can't get killed by them.

And if physics doesn't apply and considering the Krokodil Factory's situation and supposed location, an industrial complex, then the fell fire can spread throughout flammable materials like gasoline, acetylene and oil and, with it being inextinguishable, therefore cause a inextinguishable titanic firestorm in the city. If the factory, however, is located in a residential area, the effects the more devastating and can spread faster. Same result.

Either way, I think Gwylit inadvertently caused widespread destruction, consuming millions of property and potentially taking innocent lives, if physics doesn't apply to fell fire.

[YOLF]

Can be affected by negative debuffs but can't get killed by them.

And if physics doesn't apply and considering the Krokodil Factory's situation and supposed location, an industrial complex, then the fell fire can spread throughout flammable materials like gasoline, acetylene and oil and, with it being inextinguishable, therefore cause a inextinguishable titanic firestorm in the city. If the factory, however, is located in a residential area, the effects the more devastating and can spread faster. Same result.

Either way, I think Gwylit inadvertently caused widespread destruction, consuming millions of property and potentially taking innocent lives, if physics doesn't apply to fell fire.

Yes, okay, that's precisely the same thing that's written on the character sheet. I don't know what you define as "debuffs". Do attacks of a magical or supernatural nature hurt and actually cause him damage, but can't kill him, or can't they, and all they can do is make him weaker if that is one of their effects?

"Physics do not apply" was my response to the particular point you brought up. That is a different one. It's still fire, so it still behaves like fire. Naturally it spreads through flammable materials, even if it doesn't obey all of the restrictions physics should put on it. Now here's the deal. Gwyllt explicitly controls his fel fire as he pleases. Which means he can tell it where to go (as he has demonstrated already by surrounding only the factory) and he can contain it or even extinguish it if he so wishes.

So yeah, the factory and the ones involved with the krokodil are really the only ones endangered here. And as far as Gwyllt is concerned, the place can turn to ashes (and likely will, in a bit).

[The Man With All The Cute Boats]

And supernatural fire, physics do not apply.

Funny fact, Harry Dresden (Wizard) once fought the idea that magic fire wouldn't act as normal fire does.

While playing DnD.

10 foot perfect spherical explosion fireballs

[YOLF]

Funny fact, Harry Dresden (Wizard) once fought the idea that magic fire wouldn't act as normal fire does.

While playing DnD.

10 foot perfect spherical explosion fireballs

I guess that sounds like Harry. 8P
Also sounds like a comment he'd leave in the TRPG book.