(08-30-2016, 02:38 AM)martialAcademic Wrote: »>Derrick: You and Lucia can use your gloves to make a hole and then flip Miander into it. Then you could take a safe distance and start using ranged attacks without fear of reprisal. If that doesn't work stun Miander and go for the eyes and other disabling spots. Also, you should say hi to Ahn and her new associate once you have a moment. It pays to be polite.

(08-30-2016, 05:28 AM)Username Wrote: »So, I'm going to recap my deafening strategy for Daesdayne here, so people can read it and improve on it, without it being as messy as the previous thread.

So, Daesdayne has super hearing, right? That means that she's easier to deafen than people. If we can get a really loud noise in her cave, it might deafen her forever. A deaf and blind giant monster is a lot easy to deal with than if she still could hear. We could walk in, steal her soul horde, and walk out. Perhaps we could even take her out, but that might be pushing it.

So, how this would work. A human experiences hearing damage at about 120 db. Permanent deafness occurs at around 190 db. A grenade is about 195 db, point blank. However, due to Daesdayne's super hearing, this should be a much lower number. To be on the safe side though, I still recommend something around 190-200 db.

The main problem is that this is a dream world. However unlikely, Daesdayne could have a deus ex power that protects her ears or something. Because of this, I recommend a time reversing item. Just in case.

Also, please comment improvements! I want this to be the best possible plan.

(I feel so so tired thinking this all out hope you guys all like it I mean I did actual research for this and now I'm rambling)

(08-30-2016, 05:28 AM)Username Wrote: »We could walk in, steal her soul horde, and walk out. Perhaps we could even take her out, but that might be pushing it.

(08-30-2016, 02:38 AM)martialAcademic Wrote: »>Derrick: You and Lucia can use your gloves to make a hole and then flip Miander into it. Then you could take a safe distance and start using ranged attacks without fear of reprisal. If that doesn't work stun Miander and go for the eyes and other disabling spots. Also, you should say hi to Ahn and her new associate once you have a moment. It pays to be polite.

(09-01-2016, 01:26 AM)ForestGardener Wrote: »The hole idea, the disabling spots idea, and saying hi I second. But those eyes do not look like weak spots. The entire face is armor; all Miander has to do is close its eyes. Though perhaps lightning could be fast enough. Anyway, I'd say all five extremities count as weak spots we can attempt to cripple or better yet sever. The long balance-tail is especially attractive (but remember it is also a weapon).

I wonder if the water can be used for ice. Certainly steam or boiling water in combination with fire, but could the fire magic be used to extract the heat from the water (assuming the water magic can't do ice by itself)?

...Wait. This guy's shields/weapons are made of stone. He is partially encrusted with stone. Between wind, water, and earth magic...
>Erode

Oh, better idea. The eyes may be well defended, but that doesn't mean we can't cover them with something opaque. I'm thinking ice, earth, fire, or (if we can swing it) lava to the face mask.

Also, Miander is obviously shadow and earth/rock/stone/something types.
>Emily: Purify Derrick and Lucia's gloves and weapons.

Ugh. Looks like Miander can bang his arm slabs and tail hammer together. Also he has lights along the side of his tail; not sure what that means. Where do we want the reapers?

Don't forget Ira.

Edit:
"Miander: Your death will give life. It is a fair trade."
Did we all somehow miss that this is anything but a fair trade? One side loses something for no gain and the other side gains something for no loss.
>Emily or one of the reapers: Point out that death for life is a one-way exchange and therefore not a trade, let alone a fair trade as Miander claimed.

(09-04-2016, 02:07 AM)Panur Wrote: »> Emily: point out that if he already thinks there is nothing else worse than this, isn't a better option worth giving it a chance? He has nothing to lose and everything to gain.

(09-04-2016, 03:50 AM)TerraTorment Wrote: »

(09-04-2016, 02:07 AM)Panur Wrote: »> Emily: point out that if he already thinks there is nothing else worse than this, isn't a better option worth giving it a chance? He has nothing to lose and everything to gain.

Seconded.

(09-04-2016, 02:07 AM)Panur Wrote: »> Emily: point out that if he already thinks there is nothing else worse than this, isn't a better option worth giving it a chance? He has nothing to lose and everything to gain.

(09-04-2016, 08:24 PM)Username Wrote: »

(09-04-2016, 02:07 AM)Panur Wrote: »> Emily: point out that if he already thinks there is nothing else worse than this, isn't a better option worth giving it a chance? He has nothing to lose and everything to gain.

Fourthed.