I would like to point out that if we closed the gate, your character and Goran would be trapped with the Ghouls while the spell wore out.ewancummins wrote:Seeing as the cleric failed to repel the nasties, and no one has closed the gate, Tristan will help after all.
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Yep, aware of that!Varrus the Ethical wrote:I would like to point out that if we closed the gate, your character and Goran would be trapped with the Ghouls while the spell wore out.ewancummins wrote:Seeing as the cleric failed to repel the nasties, and no one has closed the gate, Tristan will help after all.
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I have edited my last post, as it seems that I slightly misunderstood the tactical situation. It seems clear that Goran and Tristan have let the three undead pass by without taking an AoO. So be it. We can always set up a tripline for next round, and use it if the fight seems to be going badly for the party. After all, ghoulies who cannot see or hear us should be easy to trip with a rope and the cooperation of our buddies- who can see and hear us!
What Tristan is doing, mechanically:
free actions: talking to Goran
misc; 5 foot step towards mound, away from gate
ready action: surprise tripline attack [if Goran agrees] on undead
conditional- attack only if any party member appears to be seriously injured or otherwise disabled.
What Tristan is doing, mechanically:
free actions: talking to Goran
misc; 5 foot step towards mound, away from gate
ready action: surprise tripline attack [if Goran agrees] on undead
conditional- attack only if any party member appears to be seriously injured or otherwise disabled.
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Yes, when the elf 'fights'......Lord Skybolt wrote:By the way when Tahl fights he barely utters a sound when doing so other than grunting or breathing hard when he hit's some one or is hit .
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Oh and Rob I don't mind if you post what my character does in the IC thread if I have posted in OOC what he will do game mechanic wise there taking in to account what kind of weapon or weapons he will be using .
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Yeah, I'm wondering if he will cooperate with Tristan's ready action [set up tripline for next round, use only if fight starts going badly for the others].JMaytr wrote:cool. I will probably just roll for Max (Goran) if he dont hurry up
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where is his plan to put it ewan? you want to trip the three by our friends from behind or what?
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We could use the rope to trip them from behind, but I'd rather save that attack for the inevitable second wave of deadites. Let's just let the others rock and roll this round, fighting these dudes.PathOfDreams wrote:where is his plan to put it ewan? you want to trip the three by our friends from behind or what?
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