Café de Nuit

I'll supplememt with a cure mod of my own.

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Benn's at half wounds, so he could use some healing as well. Wand is probably the best way to go.

Bennedict leans heavily upon his walking stick as he distributes some healing energy to the party.

"This is beyond any personal interest. This may be a temporary home for now, but it's still best to remove this blight from it."

How about letting them beat the crap out of me? Did that do much damage to them?

ewancummins wrote:

Sounds good.

Raen, who was into single digits, will surely thank him for that.


Note that walls of briars still enclose two PCs(Katrin and Sir Clive)

I could...set them on fire?

With Touch of Healing, I can bring everyone back up to half hp to start. Then we can figure out what healz are needed from there.

Also, I'm gonna guess Religion for identifying these critters.

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Sorry. Busy week.

Casting Divine Power. Walk to engage one of the creatures (hopefully in a way so that the fight remains one-on-one.

Bennedict invokes ancient words of power, feeling a flood of magical energy spreading into his bones and imbuing him with eldritch strength.

The arcanist strides boldly towards one of the bull creatures, raising his walking stick to strike.

Bennedict grips his walking stick tightly, but doesn't raise it at the boy

"Your mistress and her minions infected the township with madness and death. We are here to see that this stops."

Yes, he will likely be doing so shortly, or off camera if that is more convenient

Bennedict nods to himself, as if something has finally been made clear. He stands, walking over to the plant man's original drawing of the taller human underneath the hand. He turns, pausing dramatically as he looks the plant person with whom he'd been conversing in the eye (he assumes, they do look...

Not exactly the reaction I was hoping for. Is our cleric getting close to having tongues prepared yet? Sorry, tongues is beyond my power. The best I can do is comprehend languages , which will let me understand them, but not make us understood. Since plant type creatures are immune to mind-affectin...

Bennedict looks over his shoulder. "How's that language spell coming, gentlemen?" he whispers, "This would be much more effective if I could speak with them." He turns his attention back to the large floating hand-mouth and takes a knee, looking up into it as it turns towards him...

0 +2 for sense motive.