| From: | L Canthros <lobo1@****.COM> |
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| Subject: | Re: The (almost) recent death of (almost) Pres. Dunkelzahn |
| Date: | Sun, 11 May 1997 20:50:37 EDT |
writes:
>Perhaps not as many as you'd think. Set properly, the shape charge's
>force would go more or less straight up. Falling debris would be the
>only real problem for people outside of the blast.
Ahhh...but how many could the _dragon_ counter? :)
>A spell or noise damper could theoreticly do it.
What's a noise damper? And would either have necessarily corrupted all
footage of the actual blast? And would it mask the sound of the limo
soaring through the air and landing (which one of the witnesses claimed
to have heard, IIRC).
>Why set it into a sewer? For this kind of job you'd set it directly
>into the ground. Not a stretch considering how much else would be
>needed to pull this off.
For one, the new asphalt would have been obvious, for another, that was
what everyone else seemed to be discussing.
>> The explosion, whatever it's purpose, was magical. I have no doubt
that
>> the Big D should be capable of surviving _almost_ anything thrown
against
>> him. Exactly what ever it was that blew up, was not your typical
ka-boom.
>
>Agreed. I seriously doubt that the explosion itself was what did in
>the poor worm, though. IIRC, the explosion seemed to be used to
>launch him through the gate.
At the risk of contradicting myself, what if the explosion was some sort
of high-power, E-M blast? This could have been done through magic (light
Elemental Effect) and would have caused no noise other than the sound,
would/could have caused serious destruction on the physical plane, could
have resulted in the extremely high background count. I'm still not sure
exactly what the creature was that lifted out of the wrecked limo was,
however.
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