Wat didn't witness the transformation and no one has explicitly told him about it.Brock Marsh Runoff wrote:As far as we know, is Wat aware that Jon's a were? (no pun intended)
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Norzak could cast Detect Creature 3 times. That means he would chose the creature type "Wereweasel" and it is good for 60 feet. Now his shadow would also benefit from the spell. It lasts for 4 min so we could maybe find VD this way? Of course it would probably show Jon but we are looking for VD.
What do you think?
This is a spell from Arcana Evolved by the way. Got a few Monte Cook books
What do you think?
This is a spell from Arcana Evolved by the way. Got a few Monte Cook books
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round one-
The Rider has inititiave.
Rider open roof, drops into room, smacks the heck outta Cirdan [sending him flying through a closed door!]
Jon flanks, attacks- some damage inflicted, but not as much as it should have been [on a living target]
What are Benn and Dorgio doing?
[Dorgio's detect magic was just before inititiave count/battle began, so he still gets an action.]
The Rider has inititiave.
Rider open roof, drops into room, smacks the heck outta Cirdan [sending him flying through a closed door!]
Jon flanks, attacks- some damage inflicted, but not as much as it should have been [on a living target]
What are Benn and Dorgio doing?
[Dorgio's detect magic was just before inititiave count/battle began, so he still gets an action.]
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Norzak failed a Fear check. He's out of it for the first round.
Round one is over and round two has begun. The enemy has already acted this round [sundered Benn's wood
, the knocked him into the fire].
Y'all can do your stuff.
Jon, Benn, Dorgio, Norzak, Alain[w/ help from Wat, we hope]
Round one is over and round two has begun. The enemy has already acted this round [sundered Benn's wood
Y'all can do your stuff.
Jon, Benn, Dorgio, Norzak, Alain[w/ help from Wat, we hope]
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That will be your action for round 3, then. Your action in round two was that attempt to sneak attack.tarlyn wrote:Ray of exhaustion on Rider boy.
Jon can act this round. If JMatyr doesn't post, I'll assume he's holding that flanking position, trying to create an opening for someone else to attack.
Dorgio has cast a spell and spoken in round 2.
Norzak tried a sneak attack and failed in round 2.
Alain is holding his action, waiting for the Rider to get close enough to touch [with Wat's help].
What is Benn doing this round?
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