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He should have fallen on his sword. That would have been the sensible thing to do.
Punched his ticket for Elysium right away, no waiting around.
He thought they'd only kill him.
Why did he think that? How stupid was he? Why in the world did he think that?
And now instead of his next great adventure he's flubbed a save against dominate person.
Should she feel hopeful because Otolmens is paying them so much attention? Should she feel hopeful because Otolmens is pointing out to her people who are presumably value-aligned and of integrity?
Or should she feel ill at-ease for reasons which are hard to articulate... Kroft hopes Otolmens knows what She's doing.
YOU do not QUALIFY for the PALADIN CLASS, or the GRAY PALADIN archetype. You MAY be a CLERIC-INQUISITOR.
Oh NO.
How did the AUTOMATIC MACHINE spend so much INTERVENTION without TRIPPING an ALARM?
After the initial flurry of Selections, it seems that Otolmens has made Her picks.
Our goddess, in Her infallible efficiency, does what She means to, when She means to do it! And then that's the end of it!
We can all learn from Otolmens.
Otolmens will have chosen people who Kroft can and should rely on.
And, probably, people who see aspects of Her nature more clearly than Kroft can.
After all, personnel is policy.
Still, there's that niggling feeling.
...The timing on that second wave of Selections sure is suspicious.
But Otolmens wouldn't be spending so much here if She thought that they were surely doomed.
That's encouraging.
Changing the subject, did anyone do like she suggested and pray to the gods they feel closest to? And did they get any bites?
Yes and yes; we've gained almost a dozen new clerics, inquisitors, and paladins off of non-Otolmens deities.
Newly represented deities include: Iomedae, Erastil, Torag, Alseta, Nethys, Ssila'meshnik, and possibly Norgorber.
I did say "possibly." We also scored another from Pharasma, three more Asmodeans, a Baalzebul, a Mammon, and a Mephistopheles.
We're level three, Lyvina: no gods are paying special attention to us.
Gods are choosing as clerics those they never had before, and at a rapid clip. In their sympathy for Korvosa, it might please them to choose even more than they already have. But to become an empowered priest requires a true understanding of a god's nature, and it's thought that the truer the better: for this purpose he proposes that Korvosa's empowered priests, old and new, share what they know of their gods in a sort of polytheistic revival. With Archbanker Darb Tuttle out on errands and Bishop Kepirra d'Bear's whereabouts unknown, it's unambiguous that Archbishop Ornher Reebs holds the highest station out of all present empowered clergy - regardless of denomination - so he's the natural person to take point on organizing it.
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