
Aurix "BattleAxe" Rhogar |

Didn't know what Feat or Utility Power to go for, so I went basic (Plate Armor and More Temp Hit Points) until I can ask a very nagging question.
What is a Stance power?
I have come across multiple STANCE powerss looking through Martial Prowess and the Player's Handbook and I have no idea what a Stance is. Is a stance something you take an action to adopt and then sustain as a minor every turn? (What I suspect it is but cannot be sure yet) Anyways, done leveling other than that, will we get enough money to afford my new armor or find a place that is able to forge it?

Varis Shepherd |

Most stances last either until the end of the encounter, ended by the player, another stance is started (can't use more than 1 at a time), or the player goes unconscious. Stances make for good utility/Daily powers, because they last the whole encounter, and require no sustain action.

Luce Winterscliffe |

Skill Retrain: Nature to ???
Level Modifiers
HP & Surge Value
Feat: Spirit Talker
Utility Power: There's some good ones here. I think I'll go with Fleet Pursuit to put Luces' movement up to 11 (after being bloodied & for 1 encounter). Skittering Sneak - turn into a small animal, sounds really interesting.

Rev Rosey |

You were a little lucky in the Morgana encounter. She was their controller and healer and rolled bad init, which limited her effectiveness.
The myconids are nasty. They don't have great defenses, but their damage distribution is an unpleasant power and they do a lot of damage for their level.
Otherwise though, I think you've all played to your strengths very well and not been afraid to use powers.

Luce Winterscliffe |

Also in the 'Adventurers Vault' there is a 'War Axe' which is the exact same thing as a Battle-Axe except for 'superior balance' & doing d12 damage!

Aurix "BattleAxe" Rhogar |

** spoiler omitted **
[spoiler = Luce] actually weapon focus doesn't give+1 attack bonus in 4e just damage and I believe that the waraxe is a superior weapon or "exotic" so I can't use it without a feat and I'd prefer to not try and use stuff I don't have the book for. Thanks anyways Luce [/spoiler ]

Aurix "BattleAxe" Rhogar |

however you guys want to place our loot is fine as long as equal shares are in order XD GM Rosey? How easy or hard would it be to put some of my new found coin into buying a suit of these when we get back to the town:
Plate Armor +1
and Possibly some better weapons and shield?

Varis Shepherd |

Avoid 'The Breakfast Club' quotes, because then I will get involved, and we will just go back and forth until the movie as a whole has been quoted (as there are very few unquotable lines in it). Man, I love that movie.

Luce Winterscliffe |

Once we get into town, we'll split the reward if that's alright? After telling the Mayor/Magistrate about it. 366Gp each & a pool of 367 - that can be borrowed against or for potions/rituals etc.
Wow, that was a long day. Got to play the French in 'The Virgin Queen'; which is set in the French Wars of Religion. Thus I got roundly attacked, even the Ottoman's took Paris on the second turn (damned Texan player betraying me once again ;P ). But at least I had Charles IX married Queen Elizabeth.

Luce Winterscliffe |

Card-driven Wargame, it uses counters for armies and unlike the predecessor has patronage, marriage, piracy and better diplomacy than 'Here I Stand'.
http://www.boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/41066/virgin-queen
If you want to know any reccommendations, my friends and I play board (not war) games every friday night. There's about 12 of us, so we get through alot, our gracious hosts has 200+ and constantly gets new ones. So I have played more than my share. From Co-operative to resource management to popular to cards.

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well true its not gone forever, but its a game with a series of expansion sets that'd make it even harder to find a full set of the game now. I was lucky and bought 3 copies of the master set at Toys R Us for like 20% of the standard price.
If nothing else the minatures are great for a tabletop game!

Luce Winterscliffe |

Pandemic is one of the best co-operative games, I've played. Very balanced and one of the few where the expansions greatly improve an already brilliant game. Arkham is great but takes too long for set-up for regular play, my friends sold 'Mansions of Madness' - saying it didn't quite work.
I've not been to the Expo before, but my friends had a spare room and got me a ticket for my birthday last week. I've no idea what we are going to do. But Rev if 'him indoors' wants to e-mail me my adress is in my profile or pm me.

Rev Rosey |

Pandemic is one of the best co-operative games, I've played. Very balanced and one of the few where the expansions greatly improve an already brilliant game. Arkham is great but takes too long for set-up for regular play, my friends sold 'Mansions of Madness' - saying it didn't quite work.
I've not been to the Expo before, but my friends had a spare room and got me a ticket for my birthday last week. I've no idea what we are going to do. But Rev if 'him indoors' wants to e-mail me my adress is in my profile or pm me.
Given him your email.
Do agree rather on Arkham. By the time you've finished allocating everyone all those game parts, the evening is half over. Still a mighty fine game though.

Luce Winterscliffe |

Another 'Roleplaying' Board-game that is great is 'Tales of the Arabian Nights', a bit like a 'choose your own adventure'. About as random, lots of referencing and reading - but a nice game to play 2-3 times a year.

Bluenose |
Another 'Roleplaying' Board-game that is great is 'Tales of the Arabian Nights', a bit like a 'choose your own adventure'. About as random, lots of referencing and reading - but a nice game to play 2-3 times a year.
That's an excellent game, although I didn't know there was a new version. It occurred to me once that it could work in a PbP format, and the story-telling version at least could benefit from that.

Luce Winterscliffe |

Yes, we tend to do a round-robin; Player 1 takes his turn, Player 2 cross-references and announces the options, Player 3 reads the outcome. Then we pass to the left, and next player has a turn.
Therefore everyone is involved for each others go.
Gloom, good game, in fact one of the few I own. Though I haven't played it that much, the end game seems to come too quickly (and it's quite vicious). The transparent cards are an awesome idea though.