So #gaming tonight is more #KingdomsOfAmalur and due to my overwhelming need to do EVERY sidequest and my carefully designed build...I am stupidly overpowered for what I'm doing, even at just 24.
I got ambushed by what seems like it should have been a wild fight with easily a dozen enemies, but in the end I probably could have facetanked it.

For our #gaming tonight it's back to #KingdomsOfAmalur and I'm a bit overleveled at this point, a common complaint I'm told.
I've gone for a Nightblade build, and am currently level 22 and both ridiculously powerful and squishy as hell.

My #gaming tonight is back to the action side of things in #KingdomsOfAmalur and I gotta say I am surprised that I'm not affected by the numerous giant faces in this game. Usually "larger than a person" faces trigger some wonky part of my brain that does not like big shit, but the ones in this game don't do it. No idea why.

One amusing thing about playing #KingdomsOfAmalur as a #CriticalRole fan is Matt and Liam voice *so* many random NPCs. Laura's in there too, though not as often.

More #KingdomsOfAmalur for my #gaming session tonight. A bit of a fit update, as we're well advanced in the plot at this point.
#selfie

So #gaming tonight was more #KingdomsOfAmalur and I got to the Maid of Windemere fight. Holy jesus. Took me 4 tries to get through that. Talk about a difficulty jump.

Okay, settled in for more #gaming with #KingdomsOfAmalur and realized I never introduced my character. It's a slight variation on the theme (as you do) because you can't play as an orc in this game. My usual character has adapted to game restrictions before, and amusingly, she actually started out as a dark elf way back in Everquest, before I figured out who she truly "was".