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Benn's spiritual hammer missed this round, but the cause fear has overwhelmed poor Buckman.
Brock- subtract 4 from Dorgio's CON score. You just got drained.
Benn's spiritual hammer missed this round, but the cause fear has overwhelmed poor Buckman.
Brock- subtract 4 from Dorgio's CON score. You just got drained.
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Well, he hasn't jumped just yet!Adam wrote:Hmm, Buckamn leaping to his death wasn't exactly the intended outcome, lol.
If whoever his player is ever shows up, he might be upset with me.
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He can return whenever you get a chance to post again. He'll be back to normal then.JMaytr wrote:When can Jonathan return to the keep? I assume Im under some kind of mind controlling magic or fear check
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Sure he can. Roll away, my little scholar!Adam wrote:Cure light wounds on self.
So can benn toss out a knowledge: religion to see if she was a ghost and, if so, whether she's actually defeated or just phased off into the ethereal and waiting for a chance to come back?
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Of course, it's difficult to be 100% certain, but everything about this situation spells G H O S T. Given the powers she displayed [destroying Benn's crossbow with some sort of telekinetic warping, afflicting Dorgio with whatever-the-hell-it-was she did to him, making Buckman into her puppet] Wolutha is most likely a powerful ghost, not some minor haunt. She might also possess other abiliities about which Benn does not know. In any case, it seems unlikely that the spells used by Benn and Alain would be sufficient to permanently dispatch such a spirit. She might have been temorarily banished....or she could just as easily still be in the room, but invisible.Adam wrote:19 on the die, so i think that's a 30.
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