I still read bedtime stories to the kidlet...he loves it. We're almost through A Hat Full of Sky. Wintersmith comes next. I'm working on getting the kidlet hooked on Pratchett. :)
....will you adopt me?
LOL. Ummm....I think you're a bit old for that.... :D
Now I feel like I should be doing a podcast or something...bedtime stories with Lynora....;P
I still read bedtime stories to the kidlet...he loves it. We're almost through A Hat Full of Sky. Wintersmith comes next. I'm working on getting the kidlet hooked on Pratchett. :)
The bar is empty except for your group and the serving people, from what you can tell, are overwhelmed by grief and are not so much blaming you or fearing you as they are upset.
The orcish man nods and disappears into the back of the bar.
The meal is spicy and savory, very juicy and excellently cooked
Through all of your floundering Qorinae's voice straightens out the ruffle in hers. "Take the table by the fire... And, I do appreciate what you all have done for our town...but," she says, choking down tears... and disappears into the back of the tavern to get drinks.
The barroom is empty, except for the bartender... she glares at the braggards walking into the room. sure, they helped people... but her sister had died in the attack.
"What would you all like?" she asks in a very negative tone.
the possible benefactor is nowhere to be seen
people are not happy that their joyous occasion got screwed up.
from searching the goblins (both at the gates and at the festival grounds) you accumulate: 20gp, a whip, a blue vial of liquid, a green vial of liquid, and 1d45 + 12 ⇒ (10) + 12 = 22 silver pieces. from selling the goblin's gear that you have no use for: [weapons, bows and arrows, to the local smith] you gain 63 more Sp. and 50Gp for the 5gp bounties on the goblins
Lol. Goblins rock, but on this AP I can totally se it ending up something like this. "Hey, this one goblin corpse seems oddly well equipped. I mean he even had camping gear." The adventurers look dumbfounded at the mayor seemingly in tears "Wait, you mean this one was on our side?"
Well I have started this campaign a few times, never got out of sandpoint... but I think it'd be something along those lines
"How many times per day do you touch your face? if I put poison on your bootlace, how long would it take before it managed to make it into your mouth?" he smiles as he mixes a clump of grey dust with a bright blue liquid... "or I coated the bottom of your cooking pot..."
"Did you know that nearly fifteen people die from poisons and diseases every week?" the alchemist says happily while fending off an undead horror that spits poison.
I will only be able to get back to running sporadically...
The guards are all taking care of all the goblins... and sadly there are a few townsfolk among the dead...
The nobleman focuses on Qorinae, speaking directly to him.
"I would have shown them what-for if I had my sword on hand.... well... I must go and compose myself....Meet me at the Rusty dragon sometime in the next few days... before I must go on my way... I will try to reward you as best I can...."
A man sized stone creature walks around the house.
It has a sculpted buzz cut topped by two horns, one of which is broken off. It has a semi-humanoid face with a large nose which is pointed directly at a clipboard.
It has a round body and satyrs' legs ending in split hooves. Large stone wings are folded on its back.
"Good" it pauses to look at the sky before back at the clipboard "evening Sir or Ma'am. You have received a letter of acceptance for your child, insert na-uh" he flips it to a different page and then back. "Moirie, to the Avalon School for Gifted Children," he recites off the clipboard in a monotone, not looking away from it.
"It is now are understandin that you's haz completed yer prepehrations for sendin off your child. I am here to escort your child to the campus. You may take all the time you need to say goodbye and then I will escort him or her safely to the school."
He looks up at you from it.
The tall thin woman looks down her nose at the statue... her silver hair framing an alabaster face...
"You are the escort sent by the headmaster?" her soft voice is like a bar of steel wrapped in velvet...as if you are a cricket that knows a mildly amusing trick; that she has seen twice, and is losing patience
Eric. she says, her voice softening for the first time.
and a thin, slightly worried man opens the back door... Yes dear?
The front door's hinges are ancient and rusty, as if the door is not often used... and a woman's voice from around the small home calls, Come round back
Slaynn turns around seeing another enemy coming along and attempts to shove the quarterstaff into its jaw.
[dice=Attack With Rage]1d20+6;1d6+7
In the corner of his eye, he sees Tiberiu cutting down another goblin and he grins. As he keeps an eye on his four legged opponent, he wonders what it is.....
you deal a crushing blow to the dog's head. Shattering its jaw and sending it to a heap on the ground...
archer gob is solo
[SLAYNN... Quit using Dice=]
we use {ooc}Attack with Rage{/ooc}{dice}1d20+6;1d6+7{/dice}
School necromancy; Level sorcerer/wizard 2, witch 2
CASTING
Casting Time 1 standard action
Components S, M (a bone needle and sinew thread)
EFFECT
Range close (25 ft. + 5 ft./2 levels)
Target one creature
Duration instantaneous
Saving Throw Fort negates; Spell Resistance yes
DESCRIPTION
A rare spell without verbal components, lipstitch sews the target’s lips tightly together if it fails a saving throw, such that no clear speech, bite attacks, spellcasting, or use of command words is possible. The target takes 1d6 points of damage as the stitches weave through flesh. The victim can still make enough noise to be heard at a distance with a DC 10 Perception check.
The thread created by lipstitch can be burst with a DC 20 Strength check as a standard action or can be sliced open with a piercing or slashing weapon (wielded by the target or an ally) as a full-round action. Cutting the thread provokes attacks of opportunity, while making a Strength check does not. Either option causes 1d6 points of damage and 1 point of bleed damage. The target has a 20% chance of failing to cast spells with verbal components until the bleeding is stopped. The effects of multiple castings of this spell do not stack. Optionally, the thread can be removed more carefully over the course of a minute with a DC 20 Heal check. If the check fails, the target takes damage and bleeds as described above. If the check succeeds, the stitches are removed with no harm. Creatures with no mouths are unaffected by lipstitch. Creatures with multiple mouths lose the use of only one mouth per casting—the particular mouth is chosen by the caster.
