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jordanz
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 Posted - 04 Jul 2011 : 22:02:22
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Two consummate noble warriors, I always wondered what it would be like to see these two battle versus a formidable foe.
Is Fflar still alive post Spell plague?
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Lord Karsus
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Posted - 04 Jul 2011 : 22:54:22
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-Would they get along? Maybe. If the two were randomly are arbitrarily teleported into the same small clearing, Captain Fflar would likely attack Drizzt on sight, with him being a Drow and all. Drizzt, in turn, would move to defend himself.
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Is Fflar still alive post Spell plague?
-Odds are, he is; The consort of Coronal Ilsevele Miritar-Melruth. |
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Diffan
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Posted - 05 Jul 2011 : 04:28:51
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Originally posted by jordanz
Two consummate noble warriors, I always wondered what it would be like to see these two battle versus a formidable foe.
Is Fflar still alive post Spell plague?
I think after the initial quick sparring the two would do, they'd come to an understanding that neither is an enemy. Would this flower into friendship? Who knows, elves are always quirky like that so I think it would take a very dangerous task where they relied on each other for survival to build that friendship, or at least respect.
But I do agree that seeing the two take on demons and other fearsome foes would make for an enjoyable, albiet, quick read. Something akin to a short story in a Realms Anthem like...."Unlikely Duos in the Realms" or some such.
And I believe that after Fflar was resurrected, he'd regain his exact age, vitality, and other elven traits that are the same when he perished. So if he passed at 127 years old, he be resurrected with the age of 127 and have X-amount of years left to live. |
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Lord Karsus
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Posted - 05 Jul 2011 : 05:14:46
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And I believe that after Fflar was resurrected, he'd regain his exact age, vitality, and other elven traits that are the same when he perished. So if he passed at 127 years old, he be resurrected with the age of 127 and have X-amount of years left to live.
-Given what he did in Rich Baker's Last Mythal trilogy, this seems to be the case, in terms of age, ability, stats, etc. |
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jordanz
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Posted - 05 Jul 2011 : 19:30:36
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Originally posted by Diffan
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Originally posted by jordanz
Two consummate noble warriors, I always wondered what it would be like to see these two battle versus a formidable foe.
Is Fflar still alive post Spell plague?
I think after the initial quick sparring the two would do, they'd come to an understanding that neither is an enemy. Would this flower into friendship? Who knows, elves are always quirky like that so I think it would take a very dangerous task where they relied on each other for survival to build that friendship, or at least respect.
But I do agree that seeing the two take on demons and other fearsome foes would make for an enjoyable, albiet, quick read. Something akin to a short story in a Realms Anthem like...."Unlikely Duos in the Realms" or some such.
And I believe that after Fflar was resurrected, he'd regain his exact age, vitality, and other elven traits that are the same when he perished. So if he passed at 127 years old, he be resurrected with the age of 127 and have X-amount of years left to live.
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sfdragon
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Posted - 05 Jul 2011 : 20:56:54
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| neither, they are on par with each other as they both are the best at how they fight |
why is being a wizard like being a drow? both are likely to find a dagger in the back from a rival or one looking to further his own goals, fame and power
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Lord Karsus
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Posted - 06 Jul 2011 : 18:21:13
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Originally posted by jordanz
Who do you think is the better fighter?
-Fflar.
-We don't have stats for him, but consider that he was the leader of Myth Drannor's armed forces- that's not a job for any old chump. I'd assume, based on the stats of his contemporaries in Myth Drannor's armed forces and spell forces, Captain Fflar probably between Level 17-20. Drizzt, by comparison, is Fighter 10/Ranger 5/Barbarian 1, for a total of 16 Levels. Captain Fflar also has access to much better equipment than Drizzt.
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Diffan
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Posted - 06 Jul 2011 : 19:05:17
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Originally posted by Lord Karsus
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Originally posted by jordanz
Who do you think is the better fighter?
-Fflar.
-We don't have stats for him, but consider that he was the leader of Myth Drannor's armed forces- that's not a job for any old chump. I'd assume, based on the stats of his contemporaries in Myth Drannor's armed forces and spell forces, Captain Fflar probably between Level 17-20. Drizzt, by comparison, is Fighter 10/Ranger 5/Barbarian 1, for a total of 16 Levels. Captain Fflar also has access to much better equipment than Drizzt.
I beg to differ. We don't know Fflar's capabilities or his martial prowess. We know he was captain of Myth Drannor's armies (as LK points out) and I too feel his "level" would be somwhere around 17-20ish. We know that he favors using Keryvian (a highly magical sword) and would either use it with a two-handed style or probably a sword and shield style. Neither of which is greatly effective against Drizzt's twin-sword (aka Florentine) style.
Also keep in mind that Drizzt is now a 21st level character and wields Taulmaril and has Guenhwyvar as a combat ally. Both of which, I feel, puts Drizzt at an advantage for certain situations. So I think that it would be a pretty good battle between the two, but I don't feel I can easily say one wins over the other completly. Either case, I don't see there being any fatalities on either side. |
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Lord Karsus
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Posted - 07 Jul 2011 : 18:07:17
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Originally posted by Diffan
I beg to differ. We don't know Fflar's capabilities or his martial prowess. We know he was captain of Myth Drannor's armies (as LK points out) and I too feel his "level" would be somwhere around 17-20ish. We know that he favors using Keryvian (a highly magical sword) and would either use it with a two-handed style or probably a sword and shield style. Neither of which is greatly effective against Drizzt's twin-sword (aka Florentine) style.
-Based on The Last Mythal trilogy, I don't particularly recall him utilizing shields.
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Also keep in mind that Drizzt is now a 21st level character and wields Taulmaril and has Guenhwyvar as a combat ally. Both of which, I feel, puts Drizzt at an advantage for certain situations. So I think that it would be a pretty good battle between the two, but I don't feel I can easily say one wins over the other completly. Either case, I don't see there being any fatalities on either side.
-I don't think it would be a clear route, no, but Fflar (who would presumably also have gained a few levels during the 104 year time increase like Drizzt (in addition to possible level increases during the heavy combat he saw during the Elven Crusade) edged out Drizzt, addition levels and Guenhwyvar included. And, no, I don't think either fighter would outright slay the other, either. |
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Would Fflar and Drizzt get along?
