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They seem very serious, tense but controlled, and willing to carry out orders.Lord Skybolt wrote:Init. 24 for Threan . Sense motive roll 20 against the guards for the purpose of their willingness to carry out their orders and emotional state right now .
I need to know this for what my character will do then .
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I see that Shana is kicking things off, again.
Alright, here's the count for the good guys;
http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/2325369/
Shana will indeed cast her spell just a second before they can react. She'll be invisible- y'all won't be.
Actions, please.
IH is a seperate encounter, taking place out of sight [distnace, buildings, wagons, fog and smoke].
Alright, here's the count for the good guys;
http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/2325369/
Shana will indeed cast her spell just a second before they can react. She'll be invisible- y'all won't be.
Actions, please.
IH is a seperate encounter, taking place out of sight [distnace, buildings, wagons, fog and smoke].
Delight is to him- a far, far upward, and inward delight- who against the proud gods and commodores of this earth, ever stands forth his own inexorable self.
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IH is kicking butt!
Lemme roll for the baddie's secret weapon...
OHHHH
SNAPS!
http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/2325374/
Lemme roll for the baddie's secret weapon...
OHHHH
SNAPS!
http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/2325374/
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http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/2325390/
IH made his save, so he takes 6 dmg, instead of just dying.
He's paralyzed. Old boy will coup de grace again next round, and so on until IH is dead. Mr Wizard has some nastiness to help the process along. Next round, IH can try to break free of the spell. That's a full round action.
NO MERCY
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IH made his save, so he takes 6 dmg, instead of just dying.
He's paralyzed. Old boy will coup de grace again next round, and so on until IH is dead. Mr Wizard has some nastiness to help the process along. Next round, IH can try to break free of the spell. That's a full round action.
NO MERCY
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What has he done?Ken of Ghastria wrote:Blaise's Initiative roll:
Initiative (1d20+3=14)
Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.
Can Blaise see Jamethon? (Yes, I know that IC we don't know what he's done, but that last, eager "Come forward!" comment to Inovidil definitely set off Blaise's Spidey-Sense.)
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Just going by your comment yesterday:
So can Blaise see Jamethon's actions/reactions during this?The fog and lingering smoke gave the soldiers the cover they needed to set up ambushes. Following Jamethon gave them everyone's locations [not that PCs know that].
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Yes.Ken of Ghastria wrote:Just going by your comment yesterday:
So can Blaise see Jamethon's actions/reactions during this?The fog and lingering smoke gave the soldiers the cover they needed to set up ambushes. Following Jamethon gave them everyone's locations [not that PCs know that].
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Maybe these guys feel bad about shooting a woman.VAN wrote:What are they waiting for! They need to shoot lol! Then I can cast teleport!
Could it be that not all guards are merciless thugs?
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