If this continues we will have to roast our damned lackey to satisfy his hunger.
Wait, so which map are we using?
I personally prefer yours.
I have issues with Mel and Ran.
Melaphi has 4 revelations listed (Energy body, channel, life link, safe cures) when she should have 3 (2+1 from extra revelation feat).
She also doesn't have saving shield listed under her feats, not a big deal just strange.Ransaq has universal listed as an opposed school (not a legal choice), he should also have 4 opposed schools (School savant archetype says it requires 2 additional schools of opposition).
Not seeing how he got a bonded itemthose are my issues, i look forward to the explanations.
EDIT: Ransaq and Garroth are also both neutral, not a hint of good.
My own commentaries: What Sarcon means is that both Ran and Garroth are listed as being of a neutral alignment.
Also, I could not help but notice that there is a lacking sequence between the weapon that Ran owns, the one that he has bonded with and the item that he uses. He owns a short bow but has bonded with and is attacking with a longbow.
From the Gameplay Thread:
Ransaq looks to Sarcon with all the confidence in the world. "One who assumes others a fool is a fool himself orc. Now if your done barking absurdities, I believe we will he on our way. The keep is yours".
Now...you could make the argument that Sarcon got a 'little' carried away with the friendship jerky and the call for a lopsided fist fight and all, but Ransaq is not exactly innocent of any ill-will, either.
Oh yeah, and we're evil. We pretty much take offense at everything if it indulges our murderous tendencies. Now go ahead and die already. Sarcon's run out of meat for his barbeque grill.
A reaction of equal or lesser proportion is innocent.
But I agree, you are evil. That's no reason to twist the truth to such an extent in discussion though. Sarcon did get carried away, and my reaction was 100% justified.
Wait, so which map are we using?
I just made one to be helpful, cuz I had nothing better to do. No big deal if we don't use it.
From the Gameplay Thread:
Ransaq looks to Sarcon with all the confidence in the world. "One who assumes others a fool is a fool himself orc. Now if your done barking absurdities, I believe we will he on our way. The keep is yours".
Now...you could make the argument that Sarcon got a 'little' carried away with the friendship jerky and the call for a lopsided fist fight and all, but Ransaq is not exactly innocent of any ill-will, either.
Oh yeah, and we're evil. We pretty much take offense at everything if it indulges our murderous tendencies. Now go ahead and die already. Sarcon's run out of meat for his barbeque grill.
A reaction of equal or lesser proportion is innocent.
But I agree, you are evil. That's no reason to twist the truth to such an extent in discussion though. Sarcon did get carried away, and my reaction was 100% justified.
But what's the fun of being evil if we can't twist the truth around?
@Victor Thanx for catching that mix up in my gear, its fixed now. I have no bonded item though.
Also, I'm not neutral. Let me know if you cast detect alignment.
And the lacking two opposition schools and the fact that one of your schools can't be the universal school, seeing as it isn't actually a spell school but rather a few spells that falls outside the school system?
At 1st level, a school savant chooses a school of magic. The arcanist gains the abilities granted by that school, as the arcane school class feature of the wizard, treating her arcanist level as her wizard level for these abilities. She can also further specialize by selecting a subschool. In addition, the arcanist can prepare one additional spell per day of each level she can cast, but this spell must be chosen from the selected school.
Finally, the arcanist must select two additional schools of magic as her opposition schools. Whenever she prepares spells from one of her opposition schools, the spell takes up two of her prepared spell slots. In addition, a school savant takes a –4 penalty on any skill checks when crafting a magic item that has a spell from one of her opposition schools as a prerequisite. A school savant cannot select the school understanding arcanist exploit.
Also, under your arcanist tab of your character sheet it clearly says that you have a bonded item.
You guys will have to give me a bit to act, it won't let me view the map from my phone. I'll be home in about an hour though.
School Focus Divination (Foresight)
Opposition Schools Conjuration, Universal.
How I have wished that the universal thing could be picked, after all, it only has four spells.
Let's get those character sheets in order before we post in gameplay.
Ah, yur right, I did have a bonded item listed. Its fixed now. I decided to take the GM up and swap my wizard levels for organist levels, things got a little jumbled in the switch. I forgot to delete arcane bond, but I was aware I no longer had it. As for the school, I forgot you can't pick universal as an opposition school. I'll pick a new one when I get home, before we start combat.
Probably meant "arcanist".
Did you need 4, or just 2?
And the additional two opposite schools from your School Savant archetype.
Edit: He needs four opposite schools.
Things would be easier if he were an organist. Let's stick with that.
"He hits Sarcon with a G Flat and G! Ohhhhh, the dissonance!"
The arcanist picks neither a specialized school nor opposition schools. That comes from my archetype only, for which I'm am to have 2 opposition schools.
Hmh.... Hmh.... The way it is written could indicate both options, however, I can see how you could reach that conclusion. And the class would be terrible if you had to chose four schools instead of two.
You are most likely right.
I'm not seeing anything that even gives that indication. It's a specific class feature to the wizard that the arcanist doesn't mention. Choosing a specialized school, like a wizard, is the whole purpose to my archetype, because it's not normally available to them.
But, it's a class feature one might just expect them to have, so I can understand where the confusion comes from.
@GM I can't move my piece, but I would like to take a 5' step forward.
Also, I can't believe you chose that for a "drooling commoner" pic, lol
Get ready for the light show.
Gentlemen, get ready to rumble!
@Fate I'm a little confused as to what just happened with your will save. Can you explain?
She has an ability that allows her force people to re-roll a single d20 roll each day. As an immediate action.
Which she can't do on a surprise round.
Why would she roll that before her will save though? That should be after the will save, correct?
"Misfortune (Ex): At 1st level, as an immediate action, you can force a creature within 30 feet to reroll any one d20 roll that it has just made before the results of the roll are revealed. The creature must take the result of the reroll, even if it’s worse than the original roll. Once a creature has suffered from your misfortune, it cannot be the target of this revelation again for 1 day."
I forgot that 1. I'm flatfooted and 2. That i can't do immediate actions while flatfooted
I got excited and jumped the gun :(
She was rerolling mine, Ransaq. Note the different modifiers. She redacted it.
Some notes:
1) Patricie hasn't shown up in a while, so I may have to replace her. Luckily, she's last in initiative anyway.
2) I highly recommend always previewing your posts before posting, so as to ensure correct posting alias among other things (eh Jimi?).
3) If you want to use a crazy class ability or hide your modifiers or anything, feel free to roll your action in your team's gameplay thread, then simply summarize in this gameplay.
Ahhhh, I see. Duh, lol. Thanx Crystal.
...to ensure correct posting alias among other things (eh Jimi?).
Doh!
Fixed:)
I'm an idiot. I just realized the roll was labled with crystals name, lol. I'm just unfamiliar with a lot of the oracle stuff, I was lost.
It's only my second time actually using it, so it's a bit new to me, too.
So actually, that 7 was meant for your will save.
DM-Kal, did we get that situation from earlier sorted out?
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At 1st level, a school savant chooses a school of magic. The arcanist gains the abilities granted by that school, as the arcane school class feature of the wizard, treating her arcanist level as her wizard level for these abilities. She can also further specialize by selecting a subschool. In addition, the arcanist can prepare one additional spell per day of each level she can cast, but this spell must be chosen from the selected school.
A wizard that chooses to specialize in one school of magic must select two other schools as his opposition schools, representing knowledge sacrificed in one area of arcane lore to gain mastery in another. A wizard who prepares spells from his opposition schools must use two spell slots of that level to prepare the spell. For example...
Finally, the arcanist must select two additional schools of magic as her opposition schools. Whenever she prepares spells from one of her opposition schools, the spell takes up two of her prepared spell slots. In addition, a school savant takes a –4 penalty on any skill checks when crafting a magic item that has a spell from one of her opposition schools as a prerequisite. A school savant cannot select the school understanding arcanist exploit.
So when do the guards show up? The neutral guys are right that you can't just start blasting people with magic without getting in trouble.
I know when the guards show up. I'll warn you a round ahead of time (as you see them coming).
By my reading of that, it's still only two opposition schools. The arcanist isn't gaining the arcane school class feature, thus also automatically gaining two implicit opposition schools, but rather gaining the benefits of an arcane school followed by the detriment of two opposition schools.
DM-Kal, did we get that situation from earlier sorted out?
Yes, we're rolling with things as posted.
I held my action until your weapon was drawn, I already stated that. I believe it now lays on the ground next to you. Reason is apparent,you attacked but bit off more than you could chew. Besides, whats it going to take for them to get here? It takes a half hour for the fuzz to get to my house. I'll be long gone with your loot by then.
You were a fool to underestimate me, and you've played right into my hand. Keep up the good work!
Cool. :) Also, all the rules discussions I looked up state the Arcanist having 2 opposition schools. Although I think the wording of the text could be better. 'Select two additional schools of magic' could be made better by simply taking out 'additional' and adding 'as a specialist wizard would'.
Haha, yes, the elf is clearly the aggressor here! Sarcon just took out his falchion because he had an itch on his back he just couldn't scratch.
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I don't know what your talking about, I pulled out a dagger to clean my teeth.
One more thing!
You can ready a standard action, a move action, a swift action, or a free action. To do so, specify the action you will take and the conditions under which you will take it. Then, anytime before your next action, you may take the readied action in response to that condition. The action occurs just before the action that triggers it. If the triggered action is part of another character's activities, you interrupt the other character. Assuming he is still capable of doing so, he continues his actions once you complete your readied action. Your initiative result changes. For the rest of the encounter, your initiative result is the count on which you took the readied action, and you act immediately ahead of the character whose action triggered your readied action.
Technically the only evidence is an unconscious half-orc with a knife laying nearby.
-Posted with Wayfinder
Technically the only evidence is an unconscious half-orc with a knife laying nearby.
-Posted with Wayfinder
Stunned, sir. :P
Cause I knew I'd have to vanish one day. Today, in fact. LOL
Oh yeah, right.
Also, excellent point about initiative, Sarcon.
lol, you guys are funny. I thought Sarcon tried to attack me with a sword before he knew I could act though. Regardless, that'll never hold up in a court of law. First and foremost, I'm an elf, your an orc. Good luck with that. Plus, my story has the advantage of being true. And even if it didn't, I'm probably a better liar than you.
I'm aware you didn't get the chance to finish your action, I'd have it no other way. But you did draw your weapon, I can work with that.