Nuke the dumb waiter from orbit, its the only way to be sure.Assuming it's Gnorric the one you bring down.
OOC: Death House (5e)
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kintire wrote:Nuke the dumb waiter from orbit, its the only way to be sure.Assuming it's Gnorric the one you bring down.
They can bill me.
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Re: OOC: Death House (5e)
I'll check my sheet at home, but Bhunder will go upstairs. If he has Det Magic, he'll cast it once upstairs. Presume its a 0-level spell?
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Van is heading to the 2nd floor. He can't break the wall of the small room downstairs but there is the whole house to search, we can return later to the dining room and retry.
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Gnorric will also go upstairs, via the stairs.
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Bhunder is going up the stairs too.
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OK, updated map thread. Actions once upstairs?
Burdur remains on the staircase, alert for enemies.
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Burdur remains on the staircase, alert for enemies.
Remember please those that look for traps, clues, secret rooms: If possible describe where you look and what for.
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The baby in the painting is Fredrik, the most wicked bard in all Barovia.
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_HnXrVJR77Xw/T ... ttoo01.jpg
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Of the LimpBizkit clan?ewancummins wrote:The baby in the painting is Fredrik, the most wicked bard in all Barovia.
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_HnXrVJR77Xw/T ... ttoo01.jpg
alhoon, bhunder will inspect the paintings and even behind them if he can.
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Could you post this IC please? Oh, well never mind. I'll post it for you.
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Bummer...
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You're lucky...
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Bummer...
[dice]1[/dice]
You're lucky...
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Sneaking along behind the big ones or skulking in whatever shadows are available:
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Yeaaaaaaah...
There are several places he could hide. Door frames, under a big decorative table, the fireplace behind the armors...
I would assume that Gnorric doesn't approach the armors and goes to hide in a doorframe.
What is your stealth modifier please? (It's high IIRC).
As for stealth: In 5e, direction matters. If you don't have cover\concealment from someone he\she\it sees you automatically. I.e. if you hide behind a pillar and someone rounds the corner, he sees you without a roll.
There are several places he could hide. Door frames, under a big decorative table, the fireplace behind the armors...
I would assume that Gnorric doesn't approach the armors and goes to hide in a doorframe.
What is your stealth modifier please? (It's high IIRC).
As for stealth: In 5e, direction matters. If you don't have cover\concealment from someone he\she\it sees you automatically. I.e. if you hide behind a pillar and someone rounds the corner, he sees you without a roll.
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Can he hide behind a big PC?alhoon wrote:Yeaaaaaaah...
There are several places he could hide. Door frames, under a big decorative table, the fireplace behind the armors...
I would assume that Gnorric doesn't approach the armors and goes to hide in a doorframe.
What is your stealth modifier please? (It's high IIRC).
As for stealth: In 5e, direction matters. If you don't have cover\concealment from someone he\she\it sees you automatically. I.e. if you hide behind a pillar and someone rounds the corner, he sees you without a roll.
If note, then he will go under the table.
Look first if he can, obviously.
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Not behind a big PC. That's a Halfling racial ability.
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Mesaalhoon wrote:Not behind a big PC. That's a Halfling racial ability.
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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