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Or he may use sword. Let's see ... Cowboy Bebop , Bebop and Rocksteady, Rocksteady ...

And is unlikely to be transforming (or transformed). But no cat ears. It would. It would also piss off DGB. Nevertheless, I suspect it was close to his original plan. I can see two directions: 1) She will see Catalina and Rhoda and would bother them, possibly begging to be transformed. 2) Catalina and/or Rhoda will see her and would be terrified that the epidemi of catness already started.

... yet. Or he did but they already finished. I don't think Tedd has ANY watches which could be used to attack. Most of his watches are enchantments ; in unlikely case immortals are affected by them at all AND their enchantment resistance is not enough to just ignore them, Pandora can just shapeshift back to normal. I could see Tedd literally throwing that watch at her WHEN she appears. Suddenly. Still wouldn't count that as attack.

... that might scare him. Although, considering what state he's in, that might be considered improvement. I seriously hope her hundreds years of experience give her some idea of what to say. He may be there, but why would he show himself if he would see Pandora (after she makes herself visible)?

Unless that frame wasn't from the END of story but sometimes around this, just like the start wasn't exactly from the previous frame. On the other hand, the frame shared between Marker and Escape on beginning WAS clearly identifiable (here and here), so it seems weird if the end one wouldn't ... so maybe we DO get another shock from Pandora.

Maybe not yet, but shouldn't be problem to add it to list. The top 10 lynx list? List of rare disease symptoms obviously. More genetic modification or another parent.

She was guiding Magus at that point, while Magus didn't know the relation between Adrian and Pandora until after, he still likely knew about the confrontation that was going to happen between Adrian and Abraham as he had been instructed to stay with Ellen. 1) I don't think he knew in advance. 2) Pandora didn't exactly counted him as person in her plan, more like tool. So, no, I don't think "we" refers to Magus.

Maybe not yet, but shouldn't be problem to add it to list. ... not THAT list. We know that FOR SURE - at least unless you count Noah and Luke into main cast.

Given their current record of "solving" the problem, I think they may actually have chance causing it. Note: They will likely be unable to fix this when hidden, because they will want to keep the disguise, but the enchantment are linked ... funny how what would worked on start wouldn't work now ...

Maybe. I said "same thought process" and you replied with "sane thought process" in quotes. This made me think you might have miss read my statement. Yes, but my "same though process" was referring to my own quote from earlier. Also, you never said "same though process", you said ... We know what's her problem: too long since last reset. Not illness, not drugs. But otherwise I believe your analysis, meaning her age is causing her similar symptoms as ADHD and bipolar. And, yes ... it is actually worth mentioning she doesn't seem to be on antisocial personality disorder spectrum. Unlike Voltaire. Note that SHE never said she's stable. I think she's perfectly aware her mental health is getting worse, although she may underestimate how much.

Did I get lost somewhere?

Of course. Especially if the rules we speak about are AD&D, which between all versions have lot of conflicts and holes in the rules, and leaving solving the holes on DM is official solution. That's your preference. But for some players (and DMs), finding creative interpretation of rules is more fun than roleplaying. As I said, it's not about minmaxing. You didn't answered if you read Erfworld. Note that I'm specially raising this issue due to Tensaided mentioning building deck that might win a game. He might have different opinion on RPGs than on card games, but this looks like he DOES like rules. ... actually ... he said that awesome [broken] combos are half the fun ... With bad players, and especially with bad or inexperienced DM, free styling wouldn't get ANYWHERE. For some DMs, pre-written rules are like training wheels - something they need to start but can abandon when they get more experience. And some will never get enough experience. On the other hand, some would say that training wheels can become an obstacle to learning and would recommend different style of learning, even if it could mean more falls and injuries ... Of course, combining creative interpretation of rules with good roleplaying is best. Tensaided would definitely agree.

Why should she reset? OF COURSE she's rushing to Tedd. ... although I'm not sure if her plan is to TALK with Tedd. Like the "we didn't know who would win" one? Emphasis on "we". I wouldn't call breakdown "sane though process" even if only person who admitted having similar breakdowns wouldn't be on disability for that. Not best person to evaluate her sanity. But I agree with mlooney being best person to judge.

I think this is good answer to people thinking Pandora is not as crazy as would match her age. This doesn't exactly look as sane though process. Also, I think this indirectly supports my idea that she vowed to Sarah to help her because without the vow, she could forget. (I'm actually surprised none of those thoughts look as something induced by some previous vow.) Also, seems she had better idea how Tedd would react on the news about Will of magic than Voltaire. WAIT. Maybe if she would be fast enough she could meet Voltaire? No, he's hidden on spirit plane ...

I think he's a hardcore roleplayer. Rules are what the DM says they are, and rules wrangling is only tolerated if it's done to enhance the role play, which is a rare occasion. Well ... much less common than minmaxing, but ... do you read Erf World? This is ultimate example of creative interpretation of rules which IMHO didn't enhanced the role play, but DID enhanced the GAME. Just because rules are what the DM says they are, doesn't mean players can't be creative. And only bad DM will reject anything creative just because it wasn't his idea.

I wouldn't say "sole". Primary purpose sounds better

Keep in mind, Tensaided is a hardcore roleplayer (and I mean that in terms of pen and paper RPGs). I can see him getting into any character pretty easily and that likely includes any female character. He wouldn't have to be genderfluid for that, just really creative and determined to make the character believable. I'm not sure if he's more into rules and strategy or the actual roleplaying ... but it's certainly more believable than him being genderfluid.

What makes you think this would stop the questions?

Newton is the toughest son-of-a-bitch in space! I know, I was roleplaying person who has good scientific reason to think arrow is magic. Still, I think Einstein is the toughest son-of-a-bitch in space. Or whoever develops the FTL technology. Like Zefram Cochrane. Can you imagine what will happen with planet hit by something moving at warp 4? (If you don't want to imagine, visit Coridan III in 2155, Galorndon Core in 2157 or Draylax in 2160.) (Note: By "visit", I mean be around there in masked ship. I wouldn't recommend visiting surface.)

Maybe we should label the pinups with the time they were SUPPOSED to be done, just to keep track ...

Not that one. This one. One of the best pieces of military hardware ever made. I though that's AK-47. Oh, wait, "one of". Still, I had one and tried to open can with it, so I disagree. On the other hand, I wasn't in trench, maybe it works better there. And that's just few comics. Imagine how a vampire who spent centuries reading stuff feels ... anything will remind him something he read. (Hmmm ... did I saw vampire like that somewhere?)

I feel like if not for the hair style, it would be hard to say it's Tensaided. While I don't see how could that happen, it IS only way how to get a picture in video store ...

P-38 must be quite effective in opening cans. I like the puma idea. Grace had supposedly same weight in all her forms prior to using TF gun ...

Most dogs are bigger, and therefore stronger than cats. Plus, to the best of my knowledge, cats don't have the teeth/jaw combination that canines do, because breaking up bones isn't part of their diet. What about hedgehogs, do they have that combination? Remember Ijuin: Obviously, dogs ARE carnivores. Maybe normal cats don't have the strength and/or teeth/jaw combination, but it's not something impossible. Either hedgehog genes make it better, or maybe Jeremy doesn't mix JUST cat and hedgehog. Or it's not DOMESTIC cat. It's also possible that it's harder for him than for CritterKeeper's dog. (It's also possible CritterKeeper's dog is dachshund or even Chihuahua and the note about dogs being bigger that cat is funny in this case.)

At least someone. With the amount of ambient energy in Moperville, they might need another FOUR enchantments until it finally stops working. We don't know if the time is halved. But anyway, yay new info! They would need to stay in one place far longer than few minutes, and unlike Sarah, Rhoda can keep the enchantments going for some time from her own energy. So, no. They need to calm down and stop wanting to be disguised. Or, well ... it's possible the enchantments ends when they go to sleep. Few months maybe, rest of their lives, no. This is EGS. I see following possibilities: 1) By getting more experience with their spells, they get enough confidence to know if they are transformed. 2) They stop caring how they look. 3) They get new spell allowing them to feel how they look and what enchantments are affecting them without looking. I like the third option.