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Keep that thread alive, oh keep that thread a-liiive...uh, I don't know the rest of that Queen song. We are the Torchbearers, my friend, and we'll keep on fighting, until the end of the Adventure Path...
Totally fine with one post a week as you find your sea legs again, GM! This game has been super fun from the get-go and I know it will continue.
Round 3: "Before you shoot," says Enko casually, and vaults over to Caladius' side, tapping his shoulder to instill a small amount of sacred energy, blessing his shot further.
I was once edged out of a job (via layoff, but everyone knew what was up) because I was busier due to kid. Two years after that, I landed a music gig as a full time job...very glad to have been shaken out of my rut. I hope you keep your job...but I hope you move on via MBA and good works as well.
MBA program, eh? I thought about that, but then I got sucked into what's basically a paid internship in music. You're going to be a busy person, Mug, but it's so worth it! What will you do with that degree? Design games? Market games? Games? Sorry, I had games on my mind.
I know we're on serious delay, but just fyi: I'll be out this weekend and will probably only be able to post via phone.
Round 2: Enko tries in vain to do damage to the elemental, although he reasons it's ineffective. "We need a large bucket of water," he says in apparent seriousness.
Mug: then action stands!
Mug: If Enko can hit through the doorway, he will do so. Otherwise, he will delay...
Round 1: Enko takes a defensive crouch and lashes out with the rope dart in a series of short whipping motions. [b]"Back to your plane, burning one,"[/b he says softly.
Enko backs over the downed acolyte and casts Magic Weapon on his rope dart. "Usually the moths go to the flame, not the other way around," he says, his eyes crinkling.
Yes, hope all is going well for Mug and the Muglets! And Happy Earth Day, everyone!
Nope, still rough in the 3rd year! :D Rewarding, though.
Whatever you prefer, GM! I did some thinking and feel that slow is better than nothing---BUT, if that makes you sad for any reason, we can also wait until you build up more of a buffer. I am confident this game will be restored. We have a solid team and a great GM. Fight, fight, fight the nuns!
-bows, walks away from Dicebot-
Ha, what's your Touch AC, Dicebot? Even with the mediocre and suspiciously similar rolls you gave me, you just might be asleep!
C'mon, you can Fly and Slumber. You'd win. Except against Caladius' bow.
Take your time, Mug! In the interim, we can spar. :D
Fantastic news, Mug! Let's face it--the sleep deprivation never ends, but Pathfinder PbP assuages the pain of life. ;)
Thirded. May all be well with you and yours, Mug!
Indeed, and with the delivery and subsequent bouncing baby!
Good for many a fight! nB: I'll be traveling this weekend. Posts will be infrequent until Tuesday. Please use Enko to stagger many nuns. That doesn't sound right...
did we use up that other 9-charge CLW wand? I need to adjust me wand...had it in Hero Lab as full charges...
I will probably remain un-hittable for a few more levels anyhow. After that, low CON monks can get one-shotted, so we'll see.
...am I not a front-liner? :) I feel positively sidelined!
"Caladius, you really need to change your attitude towards women if you're going to have any luck with them," says Enko with a smile. He then frowns and hastily makes the sign of Iomedae.
Enko can take death ward and break enchantment, as they are touch and short range spells respectively. Sabinus, you should take the restoration wand; it's out of combat only. I agree that we should split up the restorative potions among the front liners.
Round 3: Enko steps towards the other sister, flanking with Ava and flurrying again. His fists are a blur; his face businesslike but marked with a thin line of disapproval around his mouth.
Round 2: Enko takes a 5' step north and flurries at the sister.
I'll go for lucky 13!
Round 1: Enko moves to engage the right-most of the sisters, giving her an almost imperceptible nod. He sweeps his leg beneath hers, then attempts to strike her with an open hand if she rises.
Oh wow. We stopped at two--you are hard core.
"Ava, do you mind checking this door? I will be at your side," says Enko, pointing to the northwards door. "Lucon, it is possible for anyone to redeem themselves, it is true. However, do not hesitate. Redemption for the Sisters may only occur long past the Boneyard." He flexes his fingers and raises to the front of his feet, a relatively innocuous maneuver that signals to the practiced eye that he is ready to attack anything that comes his way.
"Quiet means little here. I would expect danger from all possible places, including the incinerator over there. They probably put people in it while still alive," the monk says in a rare moment of darkness.
Round 1: Enko enters the room, leaving room for others, putting himself between the Sister and the alarm--the square right next to it, as a matter of fact. .
Enko enters the monastery, just after Lucon. His brows are furrowed with concentration, but his breathing remains even and his step remains light and fluid as ever.
Enko prays, meditates, and attacks his training arena with an unbridled vigor after their morning repast.
Enko arches an eyebrow at Sabinus. "Monastery life is not abusive, friend Sabinus. However, we can discuss the life at the Upper Reach another time. I agree with Caladius. A direct approach is necessary. Aerial reconnaissance is an excellent idea; after that we either break in quietly or break in loudly." It sounds as if Enko prefers the latter.
It is a rare sight indeed to see Enko frown and clench his fists. He releases them to open hands and speaks plainly. "The Sisters of the Golden Erinyes practice hamatulatsu, an unarmed style designed to cause pain in addition to injury--to cripple, and to scar. It is not a style of...integrity. My order, the Children of The Upper Reach, practice melekatha, handed down in ages past by an empyreal opponent of the hamatula. To my knowledge, the styles have not been tested against each other." His eyes flash in a manner highly unlike that of a peaceful monastic. "Whether we go to the Devildrome or the Massacre House first does not matter to me. For both, we should be ready for combat that knows no honor nor restraint."
"The Upper Reach would be very interested to know more about these Sisters," says Enko. "If they are like those of the Golden Erinyes, they are a threat, and should be dealt with."
this guy? Note I'm multiclassing into bad touch cleric. Not looking to win any DPR Olympics. He has been plenty of fun to play.
Remember the tenet of witchcraft: Thou Shalt Not Be A Primary Healer--Thou Shalt Debuff Their Faces Off And Force Them To Heal Instead. But yes, nice healing and restorations, Sabby.
"Is there a vampire out there, Sabinus?" says Enko.
Thank ye, Caladius! I'd done research for a while, trying to figure out how to add on to the melee capabilities (not DPR) of a monk, and found some bad touch cleric builds...a bad touch cleric/monk build is even better, and we haven't had a healer for a while---AND the undead abound, so it works out all around!
"I will address that area, Sabinus, in terms of knowledge, and the foes we face will be similar to the ones we have faced before," says Enko placidly.
Enko startles. "Ava, let's just gather these up...no need to have everyone fall in the water." |
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