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Relaxed and ready, Jarrett crept in the shadows just ahead the others as they approached the camp. The defences were impressive but nothing Jarrett believe his group could not crush. They had the advantage of striking first and would only need a decent plan to cut them all down in minutes. Some...

Well I'm sorry that a character you clearly cherish has been degraded in your eyes but I humbly ask that you please do understand that some people do enjoy this kind of humour. Some of these same people can laugh at this but still appreciate the tragedy of Arthas' tale. I myself have played...

I would imagine it is because Invincible is not in Heroes of the Storm and they thought Arthas riding the rainbow unicorn would be funny and other people would too. OT: I absolutely love the brawl mode introduced in Hearthstone and I'm all for Blizzard shoving it into their games. Especially...

"I'll let you know when we're getting close, with any luck this storm will make it harder for them to spot our approach. If any of you need any supplies, even just good clothes to keep the weather off you, you should be able to find them on board. Just ask any of the crew and they'll point it...

Leaning back as everyone talked, Jarrett focused on Nola once she took command of the situation. As she did, Jarrett smiled, impressed at she managed to take in everyone's opinions and create a plan to the best of her ability. "This is a suitable plan. You've impressed me. Unless anyone else...

"To be honest I'm not sure why we keep multiple maps, all the caves in the Free Marches look too much alike." "At least it makes them easier to, ahem, 'clear out'." Jarrett casually said, reflecting on his time working in the free marches. The average person spent their daily lives hoping...

Listening into the conversation above him, Jarrett rolled his eyes in annoyance, losing track of what they discussing because of the Qunari language. His grasp on the language was basic at best, mostly knowing only a few terms in military and respect from Kirkwall. When the Qunari left Jarrett...

[b ] "Mm, we've some semaphore flags in the hold, I'm not sure the signals will be visible through the rain but its a better idea than letting your friend drown himself." [/b] "For the record, no ocean can be more fearsome than the bays and sewers of Kirkwall." He said unironically but...

The trip was fairly boring for Jarrett. He'd only travelled by sea illegally before and he quickly learned that while he didn't live for excitement, it was a helpful drive in his life. Even a week long march would be better than this. When chatting up the crew grew dull to him, he hoped to find...

"Well at least one of you has some manners," Jarrett winced at that statement. He wasn't sure why, but he'd let his guard down and spoken his emotions out loud. Jarrett wasn't opposed to making a joke, having a laugh, or anything like that, but the mission would come first and even this slip...

Showing up at the gate unenthusiastically, Jarrett barely gave a wave to his companions before resting up against what surface he could find comfortable. He kept quiet until the group was ready and left. "So, we're all in on this? 'Cause we should consider this the point of no return now, like...

"Let's get this vote over with, perhaps it'll even help with how we deal with the lyrium. What you guys want isn't any of my business, but I vote for Berund." Jarrett announced in a somewhat irritated manner. Maybe that'll get things moving along. Jarrett thought the lyrium discussion was taking...

Listening to Neira, the mission detail were worrying to say the least. Jarrett could only chuckle at what a dangerous scenario this could be. "It's not worth it. Besides, Normal Lyrium is already difficult enough for me to handle, I'm not going close to this stuff, let alone bringing it...

Without a sound, Jarrett made his way to the tavern for his group's briefing. As his party made their way one by one, Jarrett considered not bothering to reintroduce himself until the briefing itself. However that felt inappropriate for a reason he wasn't sure of and made and effort to at least...

I don't believe Kyoko had any intention of sacrificing Makoto. She lied about the key, but only so she could not implicate herself and continue trying to expose whatever trap had been set. Makoto was only found guilty because Byakuya tried to think of the best answer he could, then Monokuma...