Oops- I lose track of which one is following Shana around, drooling and obeying her orders! I will edit.BigBadQDaddy wrote:Does this mean Alain is a Were-Blaise?ewancummins wrote:Outside Mara's home-
While Shana and Blaise are conversing, they may notice a reddish-orange glow in the eastern sky, across the rooftops of the city. It is hours away from dawn, though...
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Ouchewancummins wrote:Oops- I lose track of which one is following Shana around, drooling and obeying her orders! I will edit.
I mean other than what we as player know, and no I was not expecting an answer to that question, lolewancummins wrote:Have you been reading the last twenty or thirty pages of play?
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True, it's not like Alain knows that Breana is connected with any criminal acitivity.BigBadQDaddy wrote:Ouchewancummins wrote:Oops- I lose track of which one is following Shana around, drooling and obeying her orders! I will edit.
I mean other than what we as player know, and no I was not expecting an answer to that question, lolewancummins wrote:Have you been reading the last twenty or thirty pages of play?
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Excuse me, but Shana has expressed no complaints about Blaise's saliva!ewancummins wrote:Oops- I lose track of which one is following Shana around, drooling and obeying her orders! I will edit.
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Heh, no, I suppose that she hasn't.Ken of Ghastria wrote:Excuse me, but Shana has expressed no complaints about Blaise's saliva!ewancummins wrote:Oops- I lose track of which one is following Shana around, drooling and obeying her orders! I will edit.
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[Posted- removed OOC content from recent post, too. Alain will arrive in approx 15 minutes, in condition to cast spells, fight, talk, etc - no penalties.BigBadQDaddy wrote:Absolutely right.ewancummins wrote:True, it's not like Alain knows that Breana is connected with any criminal acitivity.
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Assumed marching order [flaying order] in drain tunnel:
Threan
Glim
Ino
Jamethon
Blaise
Ironheart
There is some space between each party member, but limited room to turn around in a hurry [tight space for the medium size PCs, easy for the gnomes]
OOC Note, the space between the mouth/exit and the garbage room at the opposite end of the almost-horizontal tunnel is about 80 feet. The party is being attacked from both ends. Those in the middle may use targeted spells , aid others, etc- but keep in mind that moving around a buddy will be very difficult in the narrow space, unless your buddy is a gnome of a little child....or a demonic child-monster.
IH was surprised, and suffered some hits/grappling. He also just picked up two negative levels [level drain!].
The reinforcments in front of Threan have failed to surprise [he spotted their entry in gaseous form].
PCs have the initiative [we'll handle this group]. Do stuff.
Threan
Glim
Ino
Jamethon
Blaise
Ironheart
There is some space between each party member, but limited room to turn around in a hurry [tight space for the medium size PCs, easy for the gnomes]
OOC Note, the space between the mouth/exit and the garbage room at the opposite end of the almost-horizontal tunnel is about 80 feet. The party is being attacked from both ends. Those in the middle may use targeted spells , aid others, etc- but keep in mind that moving around a buddy will be very difficult in the narrow space, unless your buddy is a gnome of a little child....or a demonic child-monster.
IH was surprised, and suffered some hits/grappling. He also just picked up two negative levels [level drain!].
The reinforcments in front of Threan have failed to surprise [he spotted their entry in gaseous form].
PCs have the initiative [we'll handle this group]. Do stuff.
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So since Ino is behind the gnomes she has no problem cast an area spell above them right? If there is no danger to get the gnomes she will cast fireball to undead children.
The stoneskin is still active I suppose right?
Init: 12
The stoneskin is still active I suppose right?
Init: 12
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But why, why harm the undead children? They're just children after allVAN wrote:So since Ino is behind the gnomes she has no problem cast an area spell above them right? If there is no danger to get the gnomes she will cast fireball to undead children.
The stoneskin is still active I suppose right?
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You want to cast Fireball in an enclosed space, twenty by twenty with Threan standing in the target room along with the two living kids-two kids that are still bound and unable to run out of the room on their own?VAN wrote:So since Ino is behind the gnomes she has no problem cast an area spell above them right? If there is no danger to get the gnomes she will cast fireball to undead children.
The stoneskin is still active I suppose right?
Init: 12
Stoneskin for Ino is still active, yes.
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Guess Breana has bad influence on Ino!
Ok will cast empower soundlance to the one closest to Threen.
Ah and she has also mage armour, guess she will need AC!
Ok will cast empower soundlance to the one closest to Threen.
Ah and she has also mage armour, guess she will need AC!
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- W H A T ! ? !
- Or they should NEVER memorize rays!
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Okay, that may well work. It certainly won't hit anyone you aren't aiming at, oh mistress of the precise shot. Gimme a damage roll.VAN wrote:Guess Breana has bad influence on Ino!
Ok will cast soundlance at the one closest to Threen.
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