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Has Ino slept 8 hours?
- The first 2 Feats a wizard should take are "point blank shot" and "Precise shot"!
- W H A T ! ? !
- Or they should NEVER memorize rays!
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VAN wrote:Has Ino slept 8 hours?
Not quite.

I want a DC 12 Fort save. If you pass, no ill effect besides a little chafing and cramping. If you fail, then insufficent rest means less than 8 hours gained. Roll and post the results, or PM them to me.

Keep in mind that you cannot prepare spells without your spellbook, spellpoints or not.

Preparing Spells
With this variant, spellcasters still prepare spells as normal (assuming they normally prepare spells). In effect, casters who prepare spells are setting their list of “spells known” for the day. They need not prepare multiple copies of the same spell, since they can cast any combination of their prepared spells each day (up to the limit of their spell points).

For example, Boredflak the 4th-level wizard has an Intelligence score of 16. When using the spell point system, he would prepare four 0-level spells, four 1st-level spells (three plus his bonus spell for high Int), and three 2nd-level spells (two plus his bonus spell for high Int). These spells make up his entire list of spells that he can cast during the day, though he can cast any combination of them, as long as he has sufficient spell points.
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Fort: 17 :)

I know about the spells, didn't ask because I wanted to prepare spells was more curiosity actually.

Ino will take the armor off now so she can rest better. :)
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There are still SOME advantages to being a Sorcerer, however much the Spell Points system may erode them!
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kintire wrote:There are still SOME advantages to being a Sorcerer, however much the Spell Points system may erode them!
Yup. :wink:
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So, what do we learn from this situation people?

The party is divided into two groups:

1) Honest, upstanding, law abiding types who obey the instructions of legal authority and uphold the rules of society, relying upon the legal process to protect them.

2) Sneaky types who believe that the legal process exists to support the rich and screww the poor, and who disobey and flee from legal authority whenever possible.

The first type have spent the last day being shot, stabbed, tortured and tied up in a dungeon with no healing, excercise or toilet facilities.

The second type has spent the day at a party.

Moral of the story is...?
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Now, now ... there's a third option:

3) Sneaky types who know when to duck instead of flee or fight, who lie convincingly, who act crazily enough to not be considered a threat by higher authorities, and who can work within the law ... when it suits their plans. :twisted:

That said, believe me, Blaise will be very unhappy when he hears about the show that he just missed. :)
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3) Sneaky types who know when to duck instead of flee or fight, who lie convincingly, who act crazily enough to not be considered a threat by higher authorities, and who can work within the law ... when it suits their plans
True, although you still ended up in the slammer. Still, the conclusion we can all draw from this is...
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CHAOS RULES! :mrgreen:

LAW DROOLS! :cry:
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kintire wrote:So, what do we learn from this situation people?

The party is divided into two groups:

1) Honest, upstanding, law abiding types who obey the instructions of legal authority and uphold the rules of society, relying upon the legal process to protect them.

2) Sneaky types who believe that the legal process exists to support the rich and screww the poor, and who disobey and flee from legal authority whenever possible.

The first type have spent the last day being shot, stabbed, tortured and tied up in a dungeon with no healing, excercise or toilet facilities.

The second type has spent the day at a party.

Moral of the story is...?
Law-abiding? :shock: I bet the Bailiff doesn't see it that way. :wink:
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Now, then- is anyone planning anything else for his PC , once his current scene has ended? If not, I'll skip ahead to the next day. No rush, though; take your time and think about it. The following day will likely bring big events, big revelations...

EDIT Blaise and Balzar may make Search checks if they like. It's possible that the others missed a clue.
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Law-abiding? I bet the Bailiff doesn't see it that way.
well yes, but he's the twisted minion of a necromancer...

Now, then- is anyone planning anything else for his PC , once his current scene has ended? If not, I'll skip ahead to the next day.
fine by me
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http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/2230131/

Woohoo a whopper of a 4!

As for the day, it can end, impatient to know if Rardi hangs or not, but it looks kinda like she will :(
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Okay, I will post the next day scenes in a bit. I've got to do some chores/errands now, but I'll post when I get home.
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The scrap of paper we found, is it possible to use a pencil across it and perhaps see if anything is written on it? By using the pencil back and forth, coloring the whole page lightly? You know what I mean.. :D
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