Mists over the Musarde OOC
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tarlyn wrote:Norzaks next action is to do the same thing but with his flask or vial of oil, ewan! Imagine a french dude singing "Feu feu, joile feu!"
Sweet! I'll keep that in mind for next round.
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It's Benn's action for this round, then the round is over and round 2 begins.
You guys can declare actions for round two now, or after Adam posts- but events will happen in initiative order, obviously.
You guys can declare actions for round two now, or after Adam posts- but events will happen in initiative order, obviously.
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- Brock Marsh Runoff
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Cure light wounds on Cirdan. The adapter on my laptop is dead, unfortunately, which is why I'm slow in posting since I can't do it over my lunch break. Also, my character sheet is on there, so let's hope I actually have a cure light wounds prepared today
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And speaking of the Joker, man, let's just say the next time I use Toben the Many in a game, I won't have to dig down quite as deep for inspiration on how to portray him. Truly chilling.
And speaking of the Joker, man, let's just say the next time I use Toben the Many in a game, I won't have to dig down quite as deep for inspiration on how to portray him. Truly chilling.
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Yes! Toben the many!
Ewan, I'm going to be gone on a camping trip this weekend, so Dorgio's your to command. Once his healing spell is cast, Dorgio's probably going to attack monsieur flaming vampire with his spear, casting healing spells when necessary. When the Renault goes down, Dorgio's going to check on the wounded man.
Ewan, I'm going to be gone on a camping trip this weekend, so Dorgio's your to command. Once his healing spell is cast, Dorgio's probably going to attack monsieur flaming vampire with his spear, casting healing spells when necessary. When the Renault goes down, Dorgio's going to check on the wounded man.
"You said I killed you--haunt me, then!...Be with me always--take any form--drive me mad! only do not leave me in this abyss, where I cannot find you!” -Wuthering Heights
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Okay, I finished the fight with the info you guys gave me. I rolled AoOs for those who were able to get them. Druagr is gone. Destroyed? Maybe so, maybe not...
Wounded thug is still alive, and being treated by Dorgio.
What about the rest of you guys?
Note: left end of alley opens to riverfront street. The right end open onto a street that runs behind a row of warehouses.
It's still half-moonlight. A light fog is drifting in off the river.
Wounded thug is still alive, and being treated by Dorgio.
What about the rest of you guys?
Note: left end of alley opens to riverfront street. The right end open onto a street that runs behind a row of warehouses.
It's still half-moonlight. A light fog is drifting in off the river.
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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- ewancummins
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Cirdan is healed, but still suffering the effects of the negative level bestowed upon him by the undead monster.
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This format is, I think, working out very well thus far. In the future, I may want to try setting up a chat game, just as Rafe has done in the past for Ravenloft: Origins. This would NOT replace the usual PbP format, but just be an occassional thing. Would any of you be interested in trying that, later on down the road?
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tarlyn wrote:So I let the runt go. We have bigger fish to fry anywaysI don't think anyone will object to him leaving. I don't think he wanted to fib to us
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Ya, a little intimidation can go a long way.
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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