A Practical Guide to Evil III: A Series of Unfortunate Peace Treaties

[Dragonus45]

Im with you there.
I had kinda settled in reading the chapter with my morning cup of coffee.
Now i dont know. perhaps ill start over.

I started over in anticipation of the ending/wanting to be refreshed for when my podcast did an episode about it to celebrate it ending. I ground to a halt right around the Drow part though so I'm slowing myself down as I reread to extend my time. Honestly I wish I had gone less hard on the extra chapters when they released as well for a similar reason.

[lord_khaine]

So. Finished Beatification.

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It was nice finally getting to see what shaped the Saint of Swords.
Especially into the utterly uncompromising stance she had towards villians.
And her unusual but cool "im a sword" aspect.

Really think that was underatedly powerful.

[Rydiro]

So. Finished Beatification.

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It was nice finally getting to see what shaped the Saint of Swords.
Especially into the utterly uncompromising stance she had towards villians.
And her unusual but cool "im a sword" aspect.

Really think that was underatedly powerful.

I find it curious that the Gods Below mainly chose moustache-twirling idiot villains in Procer.

[lord_khaine]

It generally dont seem like Below is very picky with their champions.
Well then at the same time. It does not really seem like Below actually pick at all.

More like it wait until someone first show their desire to be a champion for what they represent.
And then prove their worth somehow.

Though at the same time i disgree about the idiot villain part.

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They were certainly monsters.
But i mean. The necromancer were just trying to follow in the steps of the dead king.
And already immortal.

While the alchemist had likely been tempted by animals just not working as well as people.

[Dragonus45]

Below clearly had some input/care considering their interactions Amadeus and the speed that they yanked his villain pass.

[lord_khaine]

Was that bit Below though?
Or was it just Asmodeus who slid out of the Black Knight groove in creation?
He was already a very shallow Black Knight, who in part had to get by on trickery because he was not embracing his role and going full HAM.

It seemed the same as when Thief lost her name.

[Dragonus45]

Was that bit Below though?
Or was it just Asmodeus who slid out of the Black Knight groove in creation?
He was already a very shallow Black Knight, who in part had to get by on trickery because he was not embracing his role and going full HAM.

It seemed the same as when Thief lost her name.

The conversation he had with Bard afterword's where she looked like she was very much on the clock as the Intercessor seemed to indicate it was below.