The Fall of House Pancrazio OOC
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Re: The Fall of House Pancrazio OOC
The half-man comes with us! Until we have the steel he promised, his life is ours.
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Re: The Fall of House Pancrazio OOC
Lol sounds like a plan.. put him on the front lines!
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Re: The Fall of House Pancrazio OOC
Yes let the paladin lead the way into danger.
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RocEter wrote:Yes let the paladin lead the way into danger.
Isn't that what human targe....errrr...paladins are for?
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Re: The Fall of House Pancrazio OOC
Yes and you know I will never retreat from battle until my allies are safely away from the area.
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Re: The Fall of House Pancrazio OOC
Sometimes we need a breakout and not an immobile rock, though.
Fighting through an ambush is usually a good idea. Julian can be our rearguard as easily as our vanguard, of course.
Tristan prefers to hang back and shoot. Goran has a bow? Tahl is a good melee guy, but not as heavily armored as Julian. We have a nice mix of fighter types.
What the party could really use is a rogue. A cleric might be nice too, but we do have a paladin.
Fighting through an ambush is usually a good idea. Julian can be our rearguard as easily as our vanguard, of course.
Tristan prefers to hang back and shoot. Goran has a bow? Tahl is a good melee guy, but not as heavily armored as Julian. We have a nice mix of fighter types.
What the party could really use is a rogue. A cleric might be nice too, but we do have a paladin.
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.
-from Moby Dick (Hermann Melville)
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Re: The Fall of House Pancrazio OOC
Yes a rogue would be good. If Various returns he is our cleric, Sebastian, if not I have some minimal healing I can dish out. If Rock comes back we have our arcane spell caster. As for rogue I think that was Agna.. but she is currently stuck in the kitchen. 
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I'll mention this to Varrus.
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Hey, Im back. Hear the game is back on, I'll see about recovering Sebastain's char sheet.
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Kewl beans!
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Re: The Fall of House Pancrazio OOC
Spells as recorded on my sheet.
0th
2x detect magic
1x detect poison
1x light
1st
1x bless
1x protection from evil
1x detect undead
1x sanctuary
2nd
1x lesser restoration
1x Bulls str
1x shield other
And remember, as a good cleric, I can spontaneously burn spells into cure spells of the same level.
0th
2x detect magic
1x detect poison
1x light
1st
1x bless
1x protection from evil
1x detect undead
1x sanctuary
2nd
1x lesser restoration
1x Bulls str
1x shield other
And remember, as a good cleric, I can spontaneously burn spells into cure spells of the same level.
"Most men would rather deny a hard truth than face it."
George R.R. Martin.
George R.R. Martin.
Re: The Fall of House Pancrazio OOC
I super appreciate the prepared spell list. I wish my table top players did that more often 
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No problem, I just wanted everyone to know what I'm packing.
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Re: The Fall of House Pancrazio OOC
Rob, can Tristan's alchemical knowledge help him identity the odor?
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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You should do what I do.JMaytr wrote:I super appreciate the prepared spell list. I wish my table top players did that more often
No handwritten list= NO SPELLS PREPARED FOR THE DAY. I give 'em time to write it out, of course. That really doesn't take long. The lists go into my binder. I check spells off as I go. It's too easy.
I also keep a copy of everybody's sheet. Players like this, because it speeds play, reduces confusion, and gives them a backup if they misplace their personal copies.
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.
-from Moby Dick (Hermann Melville)
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