Be careful when bidding at an auction. I was bidding for these 20 +1 Goblin Bane arrows (at top). Guy kept bidding against me, just a few gold more than me at a time. It was around 150 gold, so I jumped to 200 gold. A few minutes later it shows that I've been outbid. My opponent bid 10x what I did, and ~3.2 times the base value of the arrows. I don't know if he added an extra "0" by accident, or if he was just being a show-off, but I let him have it. He could have had it for 25% of that amount, AFAIC. 😀
And yeah, it told me I was outbid, so it wasn't me that made the mistake. I actually always bid in gold, so I don't have a brain fart and mess up the decimal point. 🙂
You can also see my new toy, my +3 longbow(I only paid like 6,000g for it, not near the 18,000g base price). I decided I didn't have enough punch from a distance, and I don't have the strength attribute to do a lot of good up close, so picked this up, and spent some action points on an enhancement to add +1 to my long/shortbow damage. So, since Monday, I've upped my damage dealing +2 to hit, +3 to damage from arrows.
So I have:
+1 Lesser Human Bane Bow
(1d8+1d6+2) against humans
+1 Lesser Reptilian Bane Bow
(2d6+2) against Reptilian races)
+3 Longbow
(1d8+4) against anything with regular arrows
That should lend the tanks a hand without running thru my spell-points like an SUV uses gas.
As you see above, I'm also trying to pick up some Goblinoid Bane arrows for Friday night. As I understand it, we'll see some Goblin-types then.
Paladin's character in a wife-beater:
A minotaur complaining about high prices.
Fred the Mind-Flayer: