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:twisted:

''Now they will learn why they fear the dark.''
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Alain does not fear the Dark as much as indecisiveness !!!
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I was assuming we would continue on to the keep, and waiting to post something when I actually had something to contribute.
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Posted one from the keep!
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Just so long as we also learn the riddle of steel. :D
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Brock Marsh Runoff wrote:Just so long as we also learn the riddle of steel. :D
Heheheheh, he got the reference.

Alright, forward motion it is!
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Fireball does:

none to Jon or Alain [saves+ evasion]
20 points to Cirdan, Dorgio, Benn
24 to Norzak [additional dmg from alchemist's fire going off while on your person]


That was Wolutha's attack for the first round. She has inititiative but not surrpise. You guys may counterattack, run away like, help the injured,etc - as you like. Do stuff.
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Post by Le Noir Faineant »

Yikes!
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Rafael wrote:Yikes!
BRING THE PAIN!


Oh, yeah.

Jon's going to extinguish the flaming dwarf, I see. Good idea, because I'd have given him more fire damage next round from the alchemist's fire.
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K busy so take care o tha rols n stuff, ewan. Sorry real life butted in for once ;(
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Edited to account for Jon and Alain having evasion class feature.
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Okay, so it looks like Benn and Dorgio had the same idea. So Dorgi will help Benn take Alain (and Wat, if he's still alive) to cover.
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I'm assuming that Cirdan will do something brave, as usual. :wink:

Look like the first round for you guys is:

aid others, move to cover, healing, extinguish flames.


I'll go ahead and post Wolutha's actions for the second round....
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The psychotic knight and the academic are leading the charge. We're completely safe now.

Fireball from the window...hmm...I'll have to add that to the list of dirty DM tricks.
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Adam wrote:The psychotic knight and the academic are leading the charge. We're completely safe now.

Fireball from the window...hmm...I'll have to add that to the list of dirty DM tricks.
Yeah, she watched and waited for you all to come through the gate- putting people in a nice area for a fireball. High vantage point is handy.


Oh, and Norzak just got pimp-slapped down to negative 4 hit points.

Jon took only 5 hit points.

NOTE; Dorgio just saved Wat's life. Wat's ambulatory, but still not in great shape.
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