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... and all 5 walked out after completing the entire dungeon with about 25 minutes to spare!
Thursday night in Fayetteville, NC, our local VL Nick Baumeister ran Bonekeep for his 150th table of PFS (Yay Nick!)
The group consisted of:
Adana Bonereaper, level 7 Inquisitor of Pharasma
Calia, Level 6 Aasimar Lore Oracle
Louis, Level 7 Animist Shaman
Rob the Ranger, Level 7 Archer Ranger
Krojan the Immense, Rotund Level 7 Spirit Guide Nature/Life Oracle
and Bluefeather the Celestial Axe-Beak companion.
I believe it was the first time through for all of us, maybe one had played before and used a GM replay, not certain though. 4 of us were definitely first timers, so it was all knew... and painful!
We did surprisingly well, with only Krojan dropping into negatives once on account of taking damage while Life Linked. Surprisingly smooth run and the group meshed very well with overlapping buffs and debuffs and the occasional spot heals as needed. Some useful purchases of expendables greatly assisted in making some encounters more manageable.
Most importantly, we all had a lot of fun... even if the Inquisitor of Pharasma "threatened" not to heal a certain skull if it summoned any undead... ;)
Thanks again Nick and all my fellow players.
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Nick did a great job running even if he DID crit far too often for my tastes. I was really worried considering he murderized the last group he ran Bonekeep for. Frankly every time our group cleared a room and were still breathing I was a little bit shocked. The only part that I was less than thrilled with was
The collaboration and synergy between Krojan and Louis in regards to buffs, heals, and debuffs was incredible and played no small part in our success. Calias contributions through wands (despite locking her combat want out with a 1 on the first try) and heals was to be applauded. Rob the Ranger... couldn't hit the broad side of a bard with a boulder but he stayed in high spirits and that's what counts right? :D
But MVP of the night definitely goes to Bluefeather the Celestial, Evil Smiting, Dire Collared, massive damage dealing, energy resisting, Axe Beak of doom.
I offer no apologies for refusing to heal the rat skull. And if the rat skull had started to bleed out, I would have gladly left it's fate in Pharasmas hands and not stabalized it either.
I do however apologize to all the staff and wargamers at the store where we played who kept coming by to check if we were dead yet for disappointing you all with our continued survival.
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It was definitely a great way to hit 150. I had a lot of fun running it, though I didn't like the number of 4's and 5's I rolled...
I was just fine with the number of 4s and 5s you started rolling later on...
I wish Rob the Ranger would have rolled less of them... I also wish I could have rolled higher than a 3 on any Knowledge roll all night.