Eh, sorry. But remember, you can always start your own mission.

Andrew sighed and turned around to face the Ronin and the Dark Hunter. "Absolutely nothing is wrong," Andrew turned and pointed to the guard in the distance. "Now, let's make it over there without getting killed." He waved his hand in a sign to usher them along and then started t...

Missions are mandatory tasks that you must finish into to delve deeper into the dungeon in EOII. In order to start a mission, you have to head back to town and stop by the palace to accept the mission. From there, you go do whatever it says (ex. Go defeat this enemy (usually a boss) on floor so and ...

31. I will not forget if I win (or escape from) a random battle in one turn, it doesn't count as a step. This means putting more distance between me and the FOE. 32. I will not assume that just because those Slaveimps were an easy kill the other FOEs on the floor will be just as easy, or even possib...

I'm pretty sure the Protectors didn't have HP regen before which now makes them a heck of a lot more durable now, not that they weren't before. It also seems their str stat has gone up a bit, not extremely, but they're not lagging in the race for fight power as much now. I dunno about you guys, but ...

No, but just try to put some level of detail in.

I made the topic, feel free to add on before we go meet the guard.

This is the official topic for the first mission, just look in the Town forum to find the information on it. All sign ups are closed. ============================================== Andrew took his first steps from the well worn and scraped stairs onto the wet, emerald green grass. The Labyrinth was ...

I believe it's time to begin.

I like this character, it definitely gives a good view at what a War Magus might be. Though the overall description of him and his personality can be broadened, for now I can see him. I hope to see him in the RP soon.

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Perhaps to avoid clouding up this topic, we could discuss incest else where, say discussion or debate and why it's very wrong when it comes to genetics.