Manar at 4:56PM, June 27, 2010

Since the last two Sharra actions, the arrow and the dragon, where good. It would be illogical to think they took turns and that the next one would be good too. I think he concluded that every time he had one type of luck, he would be due for the other type too. So he would set himself up for some major misfortune, like alerting the dragon, so the good Sharra had to give him megaluck afterwards.

Sijo at 8:37AM, June 27, 2010

To clear up what I meant: I think Shrub has concluded that the Sharras are taking turns, and that Good Sharra is up next, so he'll do something stupid like jumping off the dragon... and gets killed. Come to think of it, that does sort of make sense in a situation like this, except he should have made sure by *asking* the goddesses if that is true. We'll see...

Gillsing at 9:56AM, June 26, 2010

Yeah, they couldn't possibly drop the ball now, could they?

Heidrek at 2:23PM, June 25, 2010

I think, it will be something like they are both of them are for good and bad luck and just swapping places.

Niveus at 9:39AM, June 25, 2010

I think he figured, the good luck will be compelled to save his sorry ass from falling or maybe it is something more like he realizes luck can be good or bad, it is just how he uses it to his advantage.

Sijo at 7:41AM, June 25, 2010

Let me guess- he makes a WRONG conclusion and it gets him KILLED. I hope not. Not that I like Shrub, but that'd be... dumb.

Darius Drake at 3:57AM, June 25, 2010

NEITHER of them are good luck!

Lunetta at 1:43AM, June 25, 2010

he's nuts

Amp Zaphrix at 12:08AM, June 25, 2010

Luck is relative.

Flup at 10:41PM, June 24, 2010

Deciding to rely on his own fortune, perhaps?

moirayoung at 10:12PM, June 24, 2010

:D