Blazing Gold Wing Vosin of Gold Killakeeth HP: 50/50 Status Effect:
XP: Target Accuracy: +4 (+3) Flame Length: +4 General Stamina: +6 (+2) General Agility: +4 Between Accuracy: +5 Pain Resilience: +5 (+1) Instinct: +5 Luck: +4
Vosin rubbed the back of her neck. All this looking up was giving her a serious crick. You should move your eyes.Yeah right, I'll keep that in mind.
Hour 1; Round 2 (day 2) Rolls
1. 90-92 A sudden gust of wind kicks up, threatening to push your dragon out of formation. Thankfully, this gust doesn't have anything on your dragon! You easily fight through it, and find your dragon isn't really winded at all. All that exercise and training seems to be paying off. +1 General Stamina 2. 80-84. A whole lot of nothin'.... Kind of boring down here, isn't it? No, no, don't let yourself get distracted by daydreams, or thoughts of a certain someone. Hmm. A certain someone in wherhide pants. I mean, what?... bah! 3. 85-89. A tangle of Thread manages to slip through! Though you try to get it, you're not fast enough, or aim was way off base. Though it doesn't hurt you and your dragon, you do watch as it makes it through the last line of defense, to fall upon the helpless world below. Crops, plants, animals, and even possibly people are now in danger... you can only hope the ground crews will find the burrow safely once Thread is through. If this is your fourth time rolling this status, you start feeling Guilt [Take 3 Turns of Guilt! Any Damage rolled takes an additional -4 HP. Any successful bonuses by other players don't affect your character. You just don't deserve it.] 4. 51-55. You keep looking up, but nothing seems to be heading your way. Your neck is starting to object, but it doesn't matter. You must be ever vigilant, or so the saying goes. The Queen's Wing is an important position, but it sure can be boring... Part of you wishes you could be higher up, where all the action is. Part of you is grateful you're safer down here. 5.
Rider Injuries: Dragon Injuries: small wingsail score,
Blazing Gold Wing Vosin of Gold Killakeeth HP: 50/50 Status Effect:
XP: Target Accuracy: +4 (+3) Flame Length: +4 General Stamina: +6 (+2) General Agility: +4 Between Accuracy: +5 Pain Resilience: +5 (+1) Instinct: +5 Luck: +4
It was still quiet. Nothing much but dust was falling. Which was good. She kind of wished she could be higher up, but she knew golds served a greater purpose where they were.
Hour 1; Round 2 (day 2) Rolls
1. 90-92 A sudden gust of wind kicks up, threatening to push your dragon out of formation. Thankfully, this gust doesn't have anything on your dragon! You easily fight through it, and find your dragon isn't really winded at all. All that exercise and training seems to be paying off. +1 General Stamina 2. 80-84. A whole lot of nothin'.... Kind of boring down here, isn't it? No, no, don't let yourself get distracted by daydreams, or thoughts of a certain someone. Hmm. A certain someone in wherhide pants. I mean, what?... bah! 3. 85-89. A tangle of Thread manages to slip through! Though you try to get it, you're not fast enough, or aim was way off base. Though it doesn't hurt you and your dragon, you do watch as it makes it through the last line of defense, to fall upon the helpless world below. Crops, plants, animals, and even possibly people are now in danger... you can only hope the ground crews will find the burrow safely once Thread is through. If this is your fourth time rolling this status, you start feeling Guilt [Take 3 Turns of Guilt! Any Damage rolled takes an additional -4 HP. Any successful bonuses by other players don't affect your character. You just don't deserve it.] 4. 51-55. You keep looking up, but nothing seems to be heading your way. Your neck is starting to object, but it doesn't matter. You must be ever vigilant, or so the saying goes. The Queen's Wing is an important position, but it sure can be boring... Part of you wishes you could be higher up, where all the action is. Part of you is grateful you're safer down here. 5. 51-55. You keep looking up, but nothing seems to be heading your way. Your neck is starting to object, but it doesn't matter. You must be ever vigilant, or so the saying goes. The Queen's Wing is an important position, but it sure can be boring... Part of you wishes you could be higher up, where all the action is. Part of you is grateful you're safer down here.
Rider Injuries: Dragon Injuries: small wingsail score,
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23Total: 23 (1-100)
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Queen's Wing Pemli of Gold Ningesth HP: 46-1= 45- 5= 40 Status Effect: XP: Target Accuracy: 9 (+1) Flame Length: 5 (+1) General Stamina: 8 General Agility: 6 Between Accuracy: 6 Pain Resilience: 4 (+1) Instinct: 8 Luck: 4
Pemli had noticed some Thread a little bit below them. She directed Ningesth to it, so the gold could get down there. She felt Ningesth dive down, but she wasn't in a good enough position to flame it down. Which unfortunately, meant it was free to go where it pleased. In this case, it went right around her dragon's front leg and shoulder. She heard the roar of pain from Ningesth, as she directed her quickly Between. When they came back out a moment later, after freezing the Thread, she was worried.
I will be fine, Mine, it will take more than that to bring me down,Ningesth snorted in reply, knowing her dragon was mad at the Thread and not her.
Queen's Wing (Hour 1/Round 1) Missed
Queen's Wing (Hour 1/Round 2) 1) 47. 46-50. You suddenly see a clump of Thread. Your dragon wheels towards it. With a flash of hot fire, you manage to catch the whole clump, and turn it into harmless ash. And they say the Queen's Wing doesn't do anything, pfft. You'll prove them you're just as worthwhile as any of the fighting wings. Well done! +1 Flame Length 2) 93. 93-97. Your dragon is starting to feel tired. This particular fight is wearing them down. A strong gust of winds tries to throw them out of their position. Roll a D4 to see what happens! 3- Failure! Your dragon is blown out of formation. They struggle and flap against the wind, and only are able to recover when the wind dies down, feeling more exhausted than before. Worse, you think they may have pulled a muscles in their wing arm! Best watch it. [Light Damage -1 HP ] 3) 53. 51-55. You keep looking up, but nothing seems to be heading your way. Your neck is starting to object, but it doesn't matter. You must be ever vigilant, or so the saying goes. The Queen's Wing is an important position, but it sure can be boring... Part of you wishes you could be higher up, where all the action is. Part of you is grateful you're safer down here. 4) 39. 36-40. A sliver of Thread that slipped through the Wings above winds up catching your dragon It burns, but it's not going to stop you from carrying on! [+1 Pain Resilience] 5) 10. 2-20. You see a stray strand writhe out of the corner of your eye. Your rider quickly twists in her seat, and catches the errant strand with a well-timed aim of their flamethrower! +1 Target Accuracy
Queen's Wing (Hour 2/Round 1) 1) 23. 22-25. Thread! As you dive towards it, you find yourself missing the Thread completely! It tangles and writhes onto your dragon's front leg and shoulder! Shaffit all! Moderate Damage! -5 HP 2) 3) 4) 5)
Dea and #Teddy# rolled 1 100-sided dice:
28Total: 28 (1-100)
Posted: Fri May 21, 2021 4:04 pm
Queen's Wing Pemli of Gold Ningesth HP: 46-1= 45- 5= 40- 10= 30 Status Effect: XP: Target Accuracy: 9 (+1) Flame Length: 5 (+1) General Stamina: 8 General Agility: 6 Between Accuracy: 6 Pain Resilience: 4 (+1) Instinct: 8 Luck: 4
Pemli was feeling like she could breathe for a moment after that, as it seemed to get quiet. She allowed herself to stretch her neck and readjust herself in her straps. Unfortunately, before she knew it, Ningesth was crying out in pain again. She felt it was on her wing and she let out a cry of worry as she managed to instruct Ningesth to Between. She made sure they stayed long enough that it would hopefully get it all, before they jumped back. She now was even more worried, oh she should have seen that coming.
Easy, Mine..I will be okay. Between got all the Thread..I am sure of it,Ningesth tried to soothe. She knew her rider hoped so, it was who she was.
Queen's Wing (Hour 1/Round 1) Missed
Queen's Wing (Hour 1/Round 2) 1) 47. 46-50. You suddenly see a clump of Thread. Your dragon wheels towards it. With a flash of hot fire, you manage to catch the whole clump, and turn it into harmless ash. And they say the Queen's Wing doesn't do anything, pfft. You'll prove them you're just as worthwhile as any of the fighting wings. Well done! +1 Flame Length 2) 93. 93-97. Your dragon is starting to feel tired. This particular fight is wearing them down. A strong gust of winds tries to throw them out of their position. Roll a D4 to see what happens! 3- Failure! Your dragon is blown out of formation. They struggle and flap against the wind, and only are able to recover when the wind dies down, feeling more exhausted than before. Worse, you think they may have pulled a muscles in their wing arm! Best watch it. [Light Damage -1 HP ] 3) 53. 51-55. You keep looking up, but nothing seems to be heading your way. Your neck is starting to object, but it doesn't matter. You must be ever vigilant, or so the saying goes. The Queen's Wing is an important position, but it sure can be boring... Part of you wishes you could be higher up, where all the action is. Part of you is grateful you're safer down here. 4) 39. 36-40. A sliver of Thread that slipped through the Wings above winds up catching your dragon It burns, but it's not going to stop you from carrying on! [+1 Pain Resilience] 5) 10. 2-20. You see a stray strand writhe out of the corner of your eye. Your rider quickly twists in her seat, and catches the errant strand with a well-timed aim of their flamethrower! +1 Target Accuracy
Queen's Wing (Hour 2/Round 1) 1) 23. 22-25. Thread! As you dive towards it, you find yourself missing the Thread completely! It tangles and writhes onto your dragon's front leg and shoulder! Shaffit all! Moderate Damage! -5 HP 2) 28. 26-28. Well, not much is happening. Either the Wings are doing their job, or things are mighty quiet. You know your thoughts shouldn't wander or stray.... but you look away for a moment, stretching your neck, and resettling yourself on your dragons back. Unfortunately, things happen quickly. Your dragon lets out a shriek of pain as you're hit with Thread! You hadn't seen it fall from behind, too far back from where your dragon could see. Roll a D4 for Damage! 1- It's a nasty tangle that gets over you and your dragon! Though they pop Between, it's caught part of their wingsail, and may have burrowed into their sensitive stomach and side. Better hope the cold of Between gets all of it! Major damage -10 HP 3) 4) 5)
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1Total: 1 (1-4)
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33Total: 33 (1-100)
Posted: Fri May 21, 2021 4:20 pm
Queen's Wing Pemli of Gold Ningesth HP: 46-1= 45- 5= 40- 10= 30 Status Effect: XP: Target Accuracy: 9 (+1) Flame Length: 5 (+1) General Stamina: 8 General Agility: 6 Between Accuracy: 6 Pain Resilience: 4 (+1) Instinct: 8 Luck: 4
Pemli was paying much more attention now, not wanting her beloved dragon to get hurt any further. So when she noticed some of her wingmates in danger, she knew she had to let them know. Not only did she want to make sure Ningesth was not hurt more, she had to make sure that went for others as well.
Ningesth, please let them know,she thought urgently to her dragon.
Watch out!Ningesth called out to the pair.
Queen's Wing (Hour 1/Round 1) Missed
Queen's Wing (Hour 1/Round 2) 1) 47. 46-50. You suddenly see a clump of Thread. Your dragon wheels towards it. With a flash of hot fire, you manage to catch the whole clump, and turn it into harmless ash. And they say the Queen's Wing doesn't do anything, pfft. You'll prove them you're just as worthwhile as any of the fighting wings. Well done! +1 Flame Length 2) 93. 93-97. Your dragon is starting to feel tired. This particular fight is wearing them down. A strong gust of winds tries to throw them out of their position. Roll a D4 to see what happens! 3- Failure! Your dragon is blown out of formation. They struggle and flap against the wind, and only are able to recover when the wind dies down, feeling more exhausted than before. Worse, you think they may have pulled a muscles in their wing arm! Best watch it. [Light Damage -1 HP ] 3) 53. 51-55. You keep looking up, but nothing seems to be heading your way. Your neck is starting to object, but it doesn't matter. You must be ever vigilant, or so the saying goes. The Queen's Wing is an important position, but it sure can be boring... Part of you wishes you could be higher up, where all the action is. Part of you is grateful you're safer down here. 4) 39. 36-40. A sliver of Thread that slipped through the Wings above winds up catching your dragon It burns, but it's not going to stop you from carrying on! [+1 Pain Resilience] 5) 10. 2-20. You see a stray strand writhe out of the corner of your eye. Your rider quickly twists in her seat, and catches the errant strand with a well-timed aim of their flamethrower! +1 Target Accuracy
Queen's Wing (Hour 2/Round 1) 1) 23. 22-25. Thread! As you dive towards it, you find yourself missing the Thread completely! It tangles and writhes onto your dragon's front leg and shoulder! Shaffit all! Moderate Damage! -5 HP 2) 28. 26-28. Well, not much is happening. Either the Wings are doing their job, or things are mighty quiet. You know your thoughts shouldn't wander or stray.... but you look away for a moment, stretching your neck, and resettling yourself on your dragons back. Unfortunately, things happen quickly. Your dragon lets out a shriek of pain as you're hit with Thread! You hadn't seen it fall from behind, too far back from where your dragon could see. Roll a D4 for Damage! 1- It's a nasty tangle that gets over you and your dragon! Though they pop Between, it's caught part of their wingsail, and may have burrowed into their sensitive stomach and side. Better hope the cold of Between gets all of it! Major damage -10 HP 3) 33. 29-35. As you're looking for the rogue Thread, you notice one of your wingmates in danger. You and your dragon call out warning and are lucky to see the pair respond. Quote a Wingmate and have all damage removed from their most recent roll! 4) 5)
Target Accuracy: 10 Flame Length: 4 General Stamina: 5 General Agility: 6 Between Accuracy: 4 Pain Resilience: 8 Instinct: 7 Luck: 5
Hour 1
1. +1 Between Accuracy 2. Damage Save 3. +1 Target Accuracy 4. +1 Agility // +1 Target Accuracy 5. +1 Between Accuracy 6-10. N/A
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Dea and #Teddy# rolled 1 100-sided dice:
64Total: 64 (1-100)
Posted: Fri May 21, 2021 4:36 pm
Queen's Wing Pemli of Gold Ningesth HP: 46-1= 45- 5= 40- 10= 30 Status Effect: XP: Target Accuracy: 9 (+2) Flame Length: 5 (+1) General Stamina: 8 General Agility: 6 Between Accuracy: 6 Pain Resilience: 4 (+1) Instinct: 8 Luck: 4
Pemli was glad she had been able to prevent one of her wingmates from getting hurt, but she wasn't going to let her guard down again. She noticed a clump of Thread and instructed Ningesth to go after it, feeling her gold dive down. She positioned her flamethrower and turned that Thread into ash.
See, I knew you had it,Ningesth told her.
Queen's Wing (Hour 1/Round 1) Missed
Queen's Wing (Hour 1/Round 2) 1) 47. 46-50. You suddenly see a clump of Thread. Your dragon wheels towards it. With a flash of hot fire, you manage to catch the whole clump, and turn it into harmless ash. And they say the Queen's Wing doesn't do anything, pfft. You'll prove them you're just as worthwhile as any of the fighting wings. Well done! +1 Flame Length 2) 93. 93-97. Your dragon is starting to feel tired. This particular fight is wearing them down. A strong gust of winds tries to throw them out of their position. Roll a D4 to see what happens! 3- Failure! Your dragon is blown out of formation. They struggle and flap against the wind, and only are able to recover when the wind dies down, feeling more exhausted than before. Worse, you think they may have pulled a muscles in their wing arm! Best watch it. [Light Damage -1 HP ] 3) 53. 51-55. You keep looking up, but nothing seems to be heading your way. Your neck is starting to object, but it doesn't matter. You must be ever vigilant, or so the saying goes. The Queen's Wing is an important position, but it sure can be boring... Part of you wishes you could be higher up, where all the action is. Part of you is grateful you're safer down here. 4) 39. 36-40. A sliver of Thread that slipped through the Wings above winds up catching your dragon It burns, but it's not going to stop you from carrying on! [+1 Pain Resilience] 5) 10. 2-20. You see a stray strand writhe out of the corner of your eye. Your rider quickly twists in her seat, and catches the errant strand with a well-timed aim of their flamethrower! +1 Target Accuracy
Queen's Wing (Hour 2/Round 1) 1) 23. 22-25. Thread! As you dive towards it, you find yourself missing the Thread completely! It tangles and writhes onto your dragon's front leg and shoulder! Shaffit all! Moderate Damage! -5 HP 2) 28. 26-28. Well, not much is happening. Either the Wings are doing their job, or things are mighty quiet. You know your thoughts shouldn't wander or stray.... but you look away for a moment, stretching your neck, and resettling yourself on your dragons back. Unfortunately, things happen quickly. Your dragon lets out a shriek of pain as you're hit with Thread! You hadn't seen it fall from behind, too far back from where your dragon could see. Roll a D4 for Damage! 1- It's a nasty tangle that gets over you and your dragon! Though they pop Between, it's caught part of their wingsail, and may have burrowed into their sensitive stomach and side. Better hope the cold of Between gets all of it! Major damage -10 HP 3) 33. 29-35. As you're looking for the rogue Thread, you notice one of your wingmates in danger. You and your dragon call out warning and are lucky to see the pair respond. Quote a Wingmate and have all damage removed from their most recent roll! 4) 64. 61-70. You dive for a clump of Thread, and successfully find yourself turning it into harmless ash. +1 Target Accuracy 5)
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95Total: 95 (1-100)
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Queen's Wing Pemli of Gold Ningesth HP: 46-1= 45- 5= 40- 10= 30-1= 29 Status Effect: XP: Target Accuracy: 9 (+2) Flame Length: 5 (+1) General Stamina: 8 General Agility: 6 Between Accuracy: 6 Pain Resilience: 4 (+1) Instinct: 8 Luck: 4
Pemli could feel Ningesth was growing tired, even if the gold insisted she was fine. They had taken some hits already during this Threadfall, so she wasn't surprised the other was tired. Plus the wind had not been their friend, as she was reminded of when it tried...and succeeded to rip them out of formation. She can feel Ningesth flapping her wings, trying to battle the wind. Unfortunately, they have to wait for the wind to die down, before they manage to get back into formation. She can feel her wing that was strained earlier protesting again.
I can still continue, do not worry. If it gets too much..then I might agree to go down to the healers,Ningesth assured.
Queen's Wing (Hour 1/Round 1) Missed
Queen's Wing (Hour 1/Round 2) 1) 47. 46-50. You suddenly see a clump of Thread. Your dragon wheels towards it. With a flash of hot fire, you manage to catch the whole clump, and turn it into harmless ash. And they say the Queen's Wing doesn't do anything, pfft. You'll prove them you're just as worthwhile as any of the fighting wings. Well done! +1 Flame Length 2) 93. 93-97. Your dragon is starting to feel tired. This particular fight is wearing them down. A strong gust of winds tries to throw them out of their position. Roll a D4 to see what happens! 3- Failure! Your dragon is blown out of formation. They struggle and flap against the wind, and only are able to recover when the wind dies down, feeling more exhausted than before. Worse, you think they may have pulled a muscles in their wing arm! Best watch it. [Light Damage -1 HP ] 3) 53. 51-55. You keep looking up, but nothing seems to be heading your way. Your neck is starting to object, but it doesn't matter. You must be ever vigilant, or so the saying goes. The Queen's Wing is an important position, but it sure can be boring... Part of you wishes you could be higher up, where all the action is. Part of you is grateful you're safer down here. 4) 39. 36-40. A sliver of Thread that slipped through the Wings above winds up catching your dragon It burns, but it's not going to stop you from carrying on! [+1 Pain Resilience] 5) 10. 2-20. You see a stray strand writhe out of the corner of your eye. Your rider quickly twists in her seat, and catches the errant strand with a well-timed aim of their flamethrower! +1 Target Accuracy
Queen's Wing (Hour 2/Round 1) 1) 23. 22-25. Thread! As you dive towards it, you find yourself missing the Thread completely! It tangles and writhes onto your dragon's front leg and shoulder! Shaffit all! Moderate Damage! -5 HP 2) 28. 26-28. Well, not much is happening. Either the Wings are doing their job, or things are mighty quiet. You know your thoughts shouldn't wander or stray.... but you look away for a moment, stretching your neck, and resettling yourself on your dragons back. Unfortunately, things happen quickly. Your dragon lets out a shriek of pain as you're hit with Thread! You hadn't seen it fall from behind, too far back from where your dragon could see. Roll a D4 for Damage! 1- It's a nasty tangle that gets over you and your dragon! Though they pop Between, it's caught part of their wingsail, and may have burrowed into their sensitive stomach and side. Better hope the cold of Between gets all of it! Major damage -10 HP 3) 33. 29-35. As you're looking for the rogue Thread, you notice one of your wingmates in danger. You and your dragon call out warning and are lucky to see the pair respond. Quote a Wingmate and have all damage removed from their most recent roll! 4) 64. 61-70. You dive for a clump of Thread, and successfully find yourself turning it into harmless ash. +1 Target Accuracy 5) 95. 93-97. Your dragon is starting to feel tired. This particular fight is wearing them down. A strong gust of winds tries to throw them out of their position. Roll a D4 to see what happens! 3- Failure! Your dragon is blown out of formation. They struggle and flap against the wind, and only are able to recover when the wind dies down, feeling more exhausted than before. Worse, you think they may have pulled a muscles in their wing arm! Best watch it. [Light Damage -1 HP ]
Queen’s Wing Phryana and Gold Kleoth HP: 45/49 Status Effect: XP:
Target Accuracy: 1 +4 Flame Length: 1 General Stamina: 3 +1 General Agility: 1 Between Accuracy: 1 Pain Resilience: 3 +1 Instinct: 2 +1 Luck: 1
Hour 2, Round 1
1. +1 Instinct 2. 3. 4. 5.
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73-77. As you're burning down a clump of Thread, something doesn't seem right. With a sudden shout and twist, your dragon lurches to the side, as a shaffing bag of firestone comes hurdling down. Damnit! What on Pern are they doing up there!?! Amateurs! +1 Instinct
Kleoth lurched to the side again without warning, causing Phryana's straps to bite against her harshly. A mere moment later, another bag of firestone came hurtling past! What in Faranth's name were they doing up there?!
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3Total: 3 (1-4)
Queen’s Wing Phryana and Gold Kleoth HP: 45/49 Status Effect: XP:
Target Accuracy: 1 +4 Flame Length: 1 General Stamina: 3 +1 General Agility: 1 Between Accuracy: 1 Pain Resilience: 3 +1 Instinct: 2 +1 Luck: 1
Hour 2, Round 1
1. +1 Instinct 2. +1 Target Accuracy 3. 4. 5.
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61-70. You dive for a clump of Thread, and successfully find yourself turning it into harmless ash. +1 Target Accuracy
As more Thread streaked past them, Phryana could feel Kleoth's muscles bunching in preparation. I see it. She thought, and the dragon dove without further wait. Flame burst from the tip of the flamethrower, rendering the flame into nothing but hot ash.
2-20. You see a stray strand writhe out of the corner of your eye. Your rider quickly twists in her seat, and catches the errant strand with a well-timed aim of their flamethrower! +1 Target Accuracy
A sharp twist to the left, another gout of flame, and yet another bit of Thread rendered harmless. Kleoth's satisfaction mirrored her own, but they made certain keep their eyes peeled.
61-70. You dive for a clump of Thread, and successfully find yourself turning it into harmless ash. +1 Target Accuracy
More Thread! Kleoth dove once more, and Phryana burned it down before it could fall from the skies and wreck havoc upon the inhabitants. Or burrow into the soil...
29-35. As you're looking for the rogue Thread, you notice one of your wingmates in danger. You and your dragon call out warning and are lucky to see the pair respond. Quote a Wingmate and have all damage removed from their most recent roll!
It would appear that their attentiveness would not be in vain! Phryana spotted Thread falling where a fellow wingrider wasn't able to see it and quickly had Kleoth call out. Terasath! Thread above you! They should easily have time to avoid it now--that might have been a nasty blow, otherwise!
