Elf Cleric of Desna 1 ~ AC 16 (t 13, ff 13) | F +3, R +4, W +5 (+2 vs. enchants) | Init +4 | Percep: 5 |BoL: 6/6 | channel: 5/5 | HP: 9/9
Dalron Northfield wrote:
Yes Lanliss, but please not in red ;)
So, you're thinking hot pink, then?
Brunner Hammerfell wrote:
Brunner had a traveling cloak so he's good, just in cast the 'scarlet' idea pops back up...
Lanliss will hold onto yours for when you change your mind. He can be very patient!
GM RelicBlackOUT wrote:
@Lanliss: Sten is already working on it. Scarlet cloak, with the team name on it... what was it again? “Scarlet’s _____” would you like a specific crest on it also?
Great, thank you! No crest at this time. We can add things like a crest, embroidery, a gold lamé border, and tassels after Brunner warms up to the idea.
Brunner Hammerfell wrote:
a separate conversation on the goblin, we know it's a spell caster, but if we didn't let it sleep for eight hours would it be able to cast?
As our GM said. Any spells he had prepared that he has not yet cast are still available, no matter how tired he is, though.
Elf Cleric of Desna 1 ~ AC 16 (t 13, ff 13) | F +3, R +4, W +5 (+2 vs. enchants) | Init +4 | Percep: 5 |BoL: 6/6 | channel: 5/5 | HP: 9/9
Okay, the Paizo boards have this weird glitch where it will force a space in a URL if it's too long when it's just plain text. Your linked "Loot" url woks fine, but the pasted link has a space added by the boards about a quarter of the way from the end.
@Brunner From Sten, the last spoiler tab for you and Dalron had that in it. She would have something less heavy duty. Think something like a swing set chain.
Question for everyone. When people split up is it cool to do spoiler post like I have so that there is player/character knowledge missing for those who aren’t there. Or is it whatever to you all? I personally do it because it keeps things separated for me. Lol
Elf Cleric of Desna 1 ~ AC 16 (t 13, ff 13) | F +3, R +4, W +5 (+2 vs. enchants) | Init +4 | Percep: 5 |BoL: 6/6 | channel: 5/5 | HP: 9/9
I prefer it when spoilers are only used when there needs to be secret information kept between the GM and the player. If it's mundane stuff that doesn't really affect the game, there's no need to spoiler it. I'm perfectly capable of separating character and player knowledge. Save the spoilers for when it increases drama for me not to know what another player is up to. I've gotten annoyed in the past when there's ten posts in a row between the GM and a player only to find out that the player was on a shopping spreed, and he referenced "all the stuff I bought in the market," which was listed somewhere in all the previous spoilers I hadn't read. Another time a player said "I relate what the innkeeper told me to the rest of the party," which of course was a spoilered conversation.
Male Human Bard / 2HP 22 /22 AC 17 ( Touch 12 Flat 15) / Fort +3 | Ref +5 | Will +5 / CMB +1 | CMD 13 / Init +2/ Perception +5|
So for the spoiler with DC on them. I did a preview to see what I rolled, then I added to the post. IS that how we should do it? Or submit post and make a new post if I want to give any info about the spoiler?
Male CG Human Rogue 4 | HP: 25/26 | AC: 17 (13T, 14F) *+1 vs Traps | CMB +5 CMD 18/15F | Fort +2 Ref +7* Will +3 (Evasion, +1 vs Traps)| Initiative: +2 | Perception +8 (+1 vs Traps) | Speed 30' | Disrupt Undead 3/3 | Shield (2/2) | Active Conditions: -1 Wis
When it comes to social or knowledge skills I preview to see how to roleplay the situation. For combat, I preview to see if I need to roll Critical Chance rolls.
Elf Cleric of Desna 1 ~ AC 16 (t 13, ff 13) | F +3, R +4, W +5 (+2 vs. enchants) | Init +4 | Percep: 5 |BoL: 6/6 | channel: 5/5 | HP: 9/9
Lanliss Endarro wrote:
I prefer it when spoilers are only used when there needs to be secret information kept between the GM and the player. If it's mundane stuff that doesn't really affect the game, there's no need to spoiler it. I'm perfectly capable of separating character and player knowledge. Save the spoilers for when it increases drama for me not to know what another player is up to. I've gotten annoyed in the past when there's ten posts in a row between the GM and a player only to find out that the player was on a shopping spreed, and he referenced "all the stuff I bought in the market," which was listed somewhere in all the previous spoilers I hadn't read. Another time a player said "I relate what the innkeeper told me to the rest of the party," which of course was a spoilered conversation.
Also, you can't Ctrl+F search within spoilers without opening them first, and I don't think the board's search feature works for spoilers, so it can be difficult to find information that's behind those tags.
I spoilered off the attacks because one of them shouldn’t have been able to happen. Sorry if anyone read that before I edited it... Needless to say in another timeline Scarlet was just Kibble.
@Brunner I need a mental reset. I miss read that on the original hit. I though it said 19. No you did not get hit, and you do not need to make the save. I will be better going forward. Sorry all!
@Brunner I need a mental reset. I miss read that on the original hit. I though it said 19. No you did not get hit, and you do not need to make the save. I will be better going forward. Sorry all!
It's cool, I only started to investigate it because I thought Brunner had 15 HP instead of 16 HP and thought he should have been unconscious...
Elf Cleric of Desna 1 ~ AC 16 (t 13, ff 13) | F +3, R +4, W +5 (+2 vs. enchants) | Init +4 | Percep: 5 |BoL: 6/6 | channel: 5/5 | HP: 9/9
Barnabus Black wrote:
You can charge half distance in a surprise round.
GM RelicBlackOUT wrote:
@Barnabus I have never heard that?
It's a combination of two different rules.
Under charge the rules say, "If you are able to take only a standard action on your turn, you can still charge, but you are only allowed to move up to your speed (instead of up to double your speed) and you cannot draw a weapon unless you possess the Quick Draw feat. You can’t use this option unless you are restricted to taking only a standard action on your turn."
And then under surprise, the rules say, "If some but not all of the combatants are aware of their opponents, a surprise round happens before regular rounds begin. In initiative order (highest to lowest), combatants who started the battle aware of their opponents each take a standard or move action during the surprise round."
@Brunner Don’t be sorry. The only thing I requested is that everyone be able to make one post a day. We are well ahead of that curve. Combat is also a little harder than when we are RPing because there is an order that we have to wait for people to go in.
As we go in through this mine there will be points where I will do a “walk through” until you need to make a choice. Ex: The path goes left and down the way 20 feet it takes a right bend. 40 feet ahead you find a T in the path.
Male CG Human Rogue 4 | HP: 25/26 | AC: 17 (13T, 14F) *+1 vs Traps | CMB +5 CMD 18/15F | Fort +2 Ref +7* Will +3 (Evasion, +1 vs Traps)| Initiative: +2 | Perception +8 (+1 vs Traps) | Speed 30' | Disrupt Undead 3/3 | Shield (2/2) | Active Conditions: -1 Wis
That is the symbol that represents your Faction for Pathfinder Society Characters. Although all Profiles can select a Faction even if they are not for Society characters.
Elf Cleric of Desna 1 ~ AC 16 (t 13, ff 13) | F +3, R +4, W +5 (+2 vs. enchants) | Init +4 | Percep: 5 |BoL: 6/6 | channel: 5/5 | HP: 9/9
Dalron Northfield wrote:
When Lanliss channeled pos. energy should have I also been healed 5 points?
If you're down any hit points, then heal 5 or up to your max. There's nothing I can see on your info bar to indicate that you've been wounded, however.
@Lanliss great creative thinking on the spell. Also, I love the map you are making. I have no idea how to do that on the computer, I am glad you are doing that.
Elf Cleric of Desna 1 ~ AC 16 (t 13, ff 13) | F +3, R +4, W +5 (+2 vs. enchants) | Init +4 | Percep: 5 |BoL: 6/6 | channel: 5/5 | HP: 9/9
GM RelicBlackOUT wrote:
@Lanliss great creative thinking on the spell. Also, I love the map you are making. I have no idea how to do that on the computer, I am glad you are doing that.
Thanks on both counts. You kept talking about how big the bugbear was, so I figured that if it ever landed a hit, someone might regret it. :)
The map (which is linked in my info bar) is just a Google Drawings image that I keep adding the appropriate shapes to. I'm not going to worry about exact accuracy regarding distance, because if mapping becomes tedious or time-consuming, I probably won't do it. :) Feel free to correct me if I get the map wrong, though. The red 'X' on the map represents where the party is.