GM Brunoreturns' Shattered Star (Inactive)

Game Master brunoreturns

@Celia: No, your readied action went off against Orange (you can't tell one goblin from another). So, I didn't bother to move you since you're in tthe same block.

You can fire at either of them now.

Squint looks around to see if he can spy any other way of getting across.

Perception: 1d20 + 1 ⇒ (4) + 1 = 5

Very likely a failure.

Not spying anything of interest, Squint awaits the help of someone with a rope from within the chamber.

"Can you help me?" he pleads.

"Celia, jus' climb outta da damn pit! Ya asked fer a rope, dat's what it's fer!" Barkot calls out in frustration.

He looks up at the halfling, still standing in the doorway.

"Sorry, Squint. I t'ought Celia wanted ta climb out. Want me ta jest carry ya across? I ain't gonna make habit of it, but dere's no reason fer all of us ta get covered'n crap."

Barkot is carrying a light load - he should be able to carry a halfling without going all the way to heavy encumbrance, I think.

Barkot is carrying a light load - he should be able to carry a halfling without going all the way to heavy encumbrance, I think.

Yes, that should be possible, at a point where you aren't bracing a rope for others to climb up (or providing climbing assistance for others).

If you choose to aid Reillana's climb attempt, I am going to charge you a standard action. The assist will be automatic (it doesn't take much skill to cup your hands for someone's foot)

If Celia climbs up the other side of the rope, I'll charge a move action to brace yourself. Celia will then have a rope and a wall, which makes it DC 5, I think

Putting the plank back in place is an option as well... Move action to pick it up, a standard from you and another from someone else to put it in place.

@Squint You guys have seen anything there is to see, as far as getting across the pit. Creativity is always allowed (again much better outside of combat where we don't have to worry about action economy)

Celia, jus' climb outta da damn pit! Ya asked fer a rope, dat's what it's fer!" Barkot calls out in frustration.

Celia looks at the rope astonished and quickly shoulders her bow and grabs the rope and begins to climb. climb: 1d20 + 6 ⇒ (5) + 6 = 11 Sorry didn't notice you threw it down! kinda under fire here! Celia puts one hand over the other ascending the rope with ease with her feet braced against the wall.

Don't know how deep the pit was GM but Celia would have used one action to shoulder her bow..at most she'd be 7.5' up that rope (1/4 movement) by the end of her turn.

Squint nods at the half-orc and waits for Barkot to come over to allow him to ride on his shoulders.

Paëral will turn around and fire at orange...

Longbow: 1d20 + 5 + 1 - 2 ⇒ (14) + 5 + 1 - 2 = 18 (Wasn't sure if this constitutes firing into a melee...if it does, subtract four...

Cover (Miss < 20 or 50): 1d100 ⇒ 96

Damage: 1d6 + 1 - 2 ⇒ (6) + 1 - 2 = 5

To keep things moving, I am going to say that Paeral 5-foor stepped out of Reillana's way, and that Barkot 5-foot stepped into range to give her aid during her climb.

Both Celia and Reillana are standing on the ledge now. Remember the DC 10 Acrobatics check if you decide to change your position inside of the new room. I am not requiring a check to move from the doorway 5-feet into the second room (which is why I didn't roll one for Paeral's move

Paeral's arrow buries itself in a crate right in front of the goblin's head. With a squeak, both goblins drop to the ground and start reloading again. Though angry, his nose finally adjusts to the smell of the bag that his him

Round 7
Everyone may act

Yellow Total Cover
Reillana -4
Paeral -1
Celia
Squint
Barkot
Orange Total Cover

Squint waits for Barkot to come and let him ride on his shoulders over to the other doorway where Reillana and Paeral are.

"Once I see what they are firing at, I can call for a flying friend to come and help us. Hurry!" Squint urges the half-orc.

Celia attempts to move slowly along the ledge acro: 1d20 + 2 ⇒ (20) + 2 = 22. She the re-draws her bow. That's Celia's entire turn..at least she didn't fall back into the pit!

I'm not sure how best to describe this in terms of the action economy, but it seems like it probably takes Barkot's full turn and at least Squint's move action for Barkot to step over to Squint, Squint to get on Barkot's shoulders, and Barkot to walk across the pit. Does that sound right? That would leave Squint with an action to clamber up to the ledge on the other side once Reillana is out of the way.

Barkot steps over to Squint and reaches out to help the halfling get seated across his shoulders.

What da heck wuz I thinkin'? He better not t'ink I'm gonna be his pony ride whenever dat big whatchamacallit of his ain't around!

The half-orc trudges across the pit with Squint on his back. Ah, Hells. Dis ain't too bad. Mebbe I could get used ta dis whole "working wit' udder people" t'ing. Da gals are OK, an' dat elf guy knows what he's doin', even if he is pretty full of himself. An' ol' Squint's all right - he gets a little pissy, but den, so do I. I still ain't gonna be his pony ride, dough.

Barkot stops when they reach the far side of the pit. "All right, Bub - dat's as far as we go."

GM, you're the ultimate judge and determinant of how all of this works in the action economy of battle.

As Barkot carries Squint across the foul-smelling pit on his shoulders, Squint thanks him profusely.

"Thanks a bunch, Barkot!" Squint shouts as he alights at the doorway next to Reillana.

I'll use my entire round for movement.

Paëral will be ready to fire, if one of the goblins shows himself...

Yes, I think two move actions for both of you covers it. That is a mount/dismount for Squint and two moves for Barkot. As long as Reillana moves out of the way, everything should be fine.

Stepping aside to make room for Squint, Reillana draws her bow--grimacing as filth smears the polished wood--and fires at the next goblin to pop up.

Attack: 1d20 + 3 ⇒ (18) + 3 = 21 Damage: 1d6 ⇒ 6 Yay!

Reillana Acrobatics: 1d20 + 6 ⇒ (16) + 6 = 22

The party repositions itself, while Paeral and Reillana ready attacks. The orange goblin pops his head up and immediately takes two arrows down the throat.

With some nasty sounding language, the last goblin pops up as well, locating Celia and targeting her. The anger apparently improves his aim, as the bolt finds its way past Celia's guard.

Crossbow: 1d20 + 2 ⇒ (20) + 2 = 22
Confirm?: 1d20 + 2 ⇒ (2) + 2 = 4
Damage: 1d10 ⇒ 3

Round 8
Everyone may act

Yellow Cover
Reillana -4
Paeral -1
Celia -3
Squint
Barkot

From Squint's visage, he spies the movement behind the corner of the far room. The summoner concentrates for a moment and POP! an eagle springs into being in mid-air, talons out and prepared for a strike!

Cast Summon Monster I as a standard action. Summoning a celestial eagle named Ernesto.

Talon #1 vs Orange: 1d20 + 3 ⇒ (8) + 3 = 111d4 ⇒ 1
Talon #2 vs Orange: 1d20 + 3 ⇒ (3) + 3 = 61d4 ⇒ 4
Bite vs Orange: 1d20 + 3 ⇒ (4) + 3 = 71d4 ⇒ 3

"Get 'em, Ernesto!" Squint cheers from the doorway.

Ughh! Celia grunts as the arrow from the goblin finds purchase. She immediately lifts her own bow and declares, Let’s see how you like it! s bow: 1d20 + 4 ⇒ (15) + 4 = 19dmg: 1d6 ⇒ 6

Paëral will fire at the remaining goblin...

Longbow: 1d20 + 5 + 1 - 4 ⇒ (15) + 5 + 1 - 4 = 17 (included cover penalty)

Damage: 1d8 + 1 ⇒ (4) + 1 = 5

Paeral's arrow knocks the goblin's hand off the crossbow. Distracted, the goblin is unable to dodge out of the way of Celia's following arrow, and he falls.

Combat over. Squint, you can save your summoning.

As Barkot carries Squint across the foul-smelling pit on his shoulders, Squint thanks him profusely.

"Thanks a bunch, Barkot!" Squint shouts as he alights at the doorway next to Reillana.

Huh. How 'bout dat.

"Hrrm. Yer welcome, pal."

Barkot looks around, realizes he's the only one still in the sewage-filled pit, and sighs.

Now how da hell am I gonna get outta here?

"Uhhh, c'n somebody hang onta da udder end o' dis rope fer me?"

"We'll have you out in a moment, Barkot!" Grabbing hold of the rope, Reillana offers the slack to the others to help pull the half-orc up.

That accomplished, the masked elf refuses to go further before taking the time to liberally use her magic to clean the filth from her clothes, hair, skin, and gear. She offers the same to Barkot and anyone else who wants it.

Liberally casting Prestidigitation until clean.

Barkot hauls himself over the corner of the ledge and back onto his feet. "Hrm. Thanks. Reillana, could you do summa dat ..." He searches for the word. "... perspiration - dang it, dat ain't da woid, but ya know what I mean - on me while yer at it? I jest hadda bat' last night!"

With a *grunt* Celia pulls the small bolt out of her shoulder.
(since I'm not threatened will take '10' on acrobatics) Celia moves to the nearest position she can to the goblins small dugout on the ledge. Paëral, after you're through hauling Barkot up..toss me that rope will ya? Does anyone have a grappling hook? Perhaps we can shimmy over to the Gobs little ledge there? Celia grimaces in a little bit of pain. Do the Gods owe any of you any favors? I managed to catch one of the little buggers bolts in the battle...it's not bad, but it could slow me a bit in the next battle.

"No worries..."

Paëral will hold the rope and help pull up first Barkot and then Celia...

Celia's already up - Barkot was last.

At Celia's request for healing, Barkot nods, then hesitates.

"I dunno about gods or favors. I c'n draw from da well a couple more times 'fore it runs dry fer da day, but dat's it. Yer shoulder don't look so hot, Celia, and Reillana's wound looks even worse, so I'm willin' ta try. I jest won' be much good fer da rest of da day."

After a moment, he adds. "'Less somebody wants ta try out one o' dose potions we took offa dat wizard who tried ta ambush us. Anybody know how ta figger out what dey do?"

CLW: 1d8 + 1 ⇒ (1) + 1 = 2

Reillana passes a hand over her injury, knitting the wound closed. "You needn't worry yourself on my account, Barkot, though it's sweet of you to do so. I think I should see a priest soon though...sewage in an open wound is a guaranteed infection."

Inclining her head to indicate the door Celia is standing by, Reillana puts away her bow and draws her blade. "We should check the rest of the building first."

I'll withdraw Ernesto the Eagle and save that summons - thanks, GM!

Squint squints up at Barkot as he mentions the potions of the would-be ambusher.

"I could try to identify them," he says slowly. "I think."

The halfling takes a proffered vial and sniffs at it, using his arcane skills to puzzle out the enchantment.

Spellcraft Check to identify potion: 1d20 + 5 ⇒ (20) + 5 = 25 Cool!

There are two Light Blue potions that radiate Faint Conjuration magic, 1 yellow potion that radiates Faint Conjuration magic, and an Orange potion that radiates Faint Illusion.

Which are you identifying?

Light blue, please.

You believe the Light Blue potions with imbue a small amount of positive energy into the consumer. Cure Light Wounds

After Squint identifies the potion, Celia waves off Barkot. Um well I'm going to live hehe.., maybe I could just keep that healing liquid handy and on my person...just in case another gob decides to stick something in me? Celia flushes when she realizes the double entendre, she just uttered. She stutters a bit blurting, Umm what I meant is well...um ...never mind...I guess I should be O.K. Celia puts her head down absently kicking at some dirt.

GM is there a door behind Celia here on this part of the ledge? Is that what Reillana is pointing to? Or do we need to figure out a way to cross the chasm to the goblin portion of the ledge?

Yes, there is a door. Your token is currently sitting slightly on top of the door. Perhaps that is why you don't see it.

You can also go across to the crates, if you want. There is a small-sized hole in the wall that appears to go into the same room. If you wanted to get across to there, maybe there is a plank of wood somewhere in the building that you could walk across.

I can take a hint.

Barkot pulls up the board from the first room.

"Could one a' youse gimme a han' gettin' this set up? Might be easier'n tryin' to hug da wall walk' 'roun' dat ledge."

As Barkot and team are trying to determine the best way through the building, Squint concentrates on the other two potions.

Spellcraft (Yellow): 1d20 + 5 ⇒ (4) + 5 = 9
Spellcraft (Orange): 1d20 + 5 ⇒ (19) + 5 = 24

Squint is unable to determine the properties of the Yellow potion, but the Orange one causes light to bend around a person, making them difficult to see for a short time. Invisibility

Squint will hold onto all of the potions for now.

FYI: The DC for crossing the plank is the same as for traversing the sloping ledge (10). I am allowing Take 10 for the ledge, but not for the plank.

Note that there is currently no way to the goblin's platform without walking over the plank. There might be a way to get there in the next room, and there might not. Somebody will actually have to open the door/poke a head through the hole to find out...

Squint helps Barkot pull the plank out of the muck up to the ledge where he waits, providing the half-orc an easy way up and into the second room.

"This ledge is getting mighty crowded," Squint concludes as Barkot comes up. "Perhaps Reillana and Paeral, you two could go and help Celia with that door?"

Paëral shakes his head. "Might as well try the plank first..."

The rogue will try to make his way across the plank...

Acrobatics: 1d20 + 9 ⇒ (17) + 9 = 26

Behind the crates, Paeral spies the two dead goblins. The medium-sized heavy crossbows they were using have fallen to the ground, and there is a small pile of 6 bolts that they were sharing.

Again, if you want to do a more thorough looting, for the time being you'll need to specify, so I'm just stating what is out in the open

Taking a quick peek into the next room, Paeral spies yet another collapsed room. This room appears to have no floor whatsoever, the entire thing having collapsed into the sump of a sewage pit below.

The ceiling as well has collapsed, leaving only blackened rafters above.

Nailed to the wall next to the hole in the wall is another ladder leading into the rafters.

There is a door in the western wall, but only the debris of the floor and the sides of the pit below it.

Celia shouts over to Paëral, Is it safe to open this door Paëral? Assuming he confirms he sees no ambush, Celia tries the door she's in front of.

Paëral shrugs. "You can open the door...but there's no floor..."

The Elf will search the goblin bodies...

Perception: 1d20 + 7 ⇒ (11) + 7 = 18

Is the ladder reachable from my position?

Is the ladder reachable from my position?

You would need to squeeze through the hole, but then you think you could transfer from the hole onto the ladder

In addition to the crossbows, each goblin is wearing leather armor, with light wooden shields and short swords. All of it is filthy from time spent in the sewers.

Squint carefully shuffles past Barkot on his way to attempt to traverse the plank leading across the room to Paeral and the goblin crow's nest.

Take 10 for the ledge.

He takes a deep breath as he tries to walk the plank.

"I never had an opportunity to do this when I was at sea!" Squint mutters in an uncharacteristic bright fashion.

Acrobatics Check: 1d20 + 2 ⇒ (11) + 2 = 13

Barkot considers his options. Once Squint is across the plank - Huh, da liddle guy can move when he needs ta, he thinks - he decides to try it himself.

"Gotta get ta da ladder somehows," he mutters. To Paëral, he calls, "We c'n pick up da goods from da gobbos on da way out - clean dat stuff up wit' Reillana's presto-whatchamacallit an' we won' have any problem sellin' it."

"Here goes nuttin." He slings his crossbow over his shoulder and hangs his buckler on his belt to free up his arms for balance.

Acrobatics: 1d20 + 1 ⇒ (8) + 1 = 9

Barkot steps on a damp spot on the plank and his foot skids a few inches. He pinwheels his arms wildly for a moment before tumbling off the board into the muck below.

”Whoops! Ah, s!#~!”

And this is why I have scrawled ALWAYS CAST GUIDANCE in red marker all over the character sheet for the oracle of time I play at live PFS games. Sigh.

Reillana peers over the edge at Barkot and starts unspooling the rope again. "Yes, s%#* indeed," she chuckles wryly.

There is currently no room on the other side of the plank, so let's wait a bit before we see if Barkot falls in the muck again...

Is there room for Celia to open the door in front of her and look on the other side? If so that's what she does.

The door is now open and Celia looks through and confirms there is no floor in the next room.

You can attempt to climb the wooden walls from any of the three rooms into the rafters above. The DC is 20, and the rafters are 10 ft up.

Another option is to drop down into the sewage and attempt to climb the pit walls to the other door.

That DC is 15.

Any other options would depend on your equipment or creativity.

Heh - I was going to say I’m jammed until the weekend, and then should have more time to post through Christmas...

Dec. 29-31, though, I’ll be tied up. My son’s birthday is that weekend and I expect we’ll be planning something, and I’m going to run a marathon session of our Runelords campaign on New Year’s Eve to try to get us finished (or almost finished) with book 5.

Merry Christmas everyone! And happy Ritual of Stardust tomorrow!

I think we can expect everyone to be a bit slow to post over the holidays.

Merry Christmas to you as well!

As for the game, I will be ready to post whenever. I believe we are paused waiting on Reillana to respond to Squint (and for Celia to decide if she is going to take any further curative steps before making another Fort save).

@Reillana Did you want to make an attempt to negotiate with the magic shop you found?

@Squint and @Celia Whenever you get a chance to log on I'll need to know if you are making an attempt at healing. Either way, please add a Fort save to your post.

Ah yes, I'd forgotten about that completely. Post up soon.

Nice job, Reillana!

I'm still here, keeping up with the posts. Once we get Squint and Celia squared away, I'm ready to go.

While we wait for Squint and Celia, we can try to move forward with the meeting on the morning of the assault of the Crow.

BTW: I'm going to establish an actual date to ease communication. There is no official guidance, so I guess I will just pick a date in late spring to kick this all off. I have a really good site that generates a calendar for any Golarion year (I just have to find the URL again)

Putting a brief Gameplay post up now...

Is this the calendar you're looking for?

Oh, thanks! I could totally use that calendar for the long-term games that I'm GMing!

Is this the calendar you're looking for?

Yeah, that's the one. Found it for my RoW DM (where time of year and date is much more important), but it can work here too.

For the record, I am going to say we started on Oathday 23 Desnus AR 4712, making it now Moonday 27 Desnus.

I'm going to try to add the current month to the slide deck.

He’s got a few fish hooks!

Poles and string? I'm no fisherman, but holding a fish hook in the water with your hands probably isn't very effective

As I said in my post, I'd be happy to lend a fish hook to any of the bow-wielders who want to unstring their bow. They then could use the bow as a pole and their bowstring as the string to make it look like they were fishing.

Sorry. I understand now.

I am assuming Barkot is going to help row, but it isn't really required, since Squint knows what he is about and the seas are calm.

If he wants to help the bluff attempt, that's acceptable. I'll wait a while before moving ahead.

Sorry folks - my son had an allergic reaction at a restaurant last night and we were in the ER until 2am. He’s fine now, but I’ve been a little discombobulated. I’ll post within the next hour or two.

Oh goodness, and on his birthday, too?

Squint, I am unfamiliar with Lore skills.

I am pretty sure that is in the same section of Unchained that includes the Background skills, but I've never read that section.

I don't recall us discussing Lore skills previously, though Background skills are definitely in.

Do you guys want to use Lore? I can read up on it.

@Barkot That's awful! I hope he is feeling better now and that you all manage to get some sleep tonight.

Oops - my HeroLab just adds in Lore skills once Background skills are selected. Apologies for not checking with you about it first. I’ll abide by whatever the group chooses to do.

All right, Lore skills will not be used. Go ahead and reassign your skill points Squint.

Right - Squint took a point in Sleight of Hand instead of Lore. Carry on!

I think we should have Paëral scouting out in front of any light that we shed in order to maximise his stealth and our jump on the Tower Girls.

Slow play warning: I will be on road to my parents' house this weekend. I might only be able to update in the evenings.

Sorry for the holiday absence... play pace will pick up from here on out...

I'm not sure that we did our best impersonation of adventurers by rushing through the room with three open boxes and a bunch of yellow powder on the floor without investigating further.

What say you, Pathfinders?

Clear the hostiles, then come back to poke at stuff.

I’m with Squint - I’d rather know if there’s a trap waiting for us on the way out.

It really makes no difference to me...but just in case we don't come back this way, I'll vote to go check out the room before advancing...Paeral will wait till the others check the room before advancing and stay just beyond Reillana's light and keep an eye on things...

That’s 3 votes for checking out the room with the boxes.

I started to post a diplomacy post for the Tower Girls, but realize I've forgotten why we're here. Aren't we trying to figure out where they got the Pride Shard before it overwhelmed Natalya?

We're here for two reasons:
1. Find the next Shard; and
2. "Neutralize" Ayala, the leader of the Tower Girls.

We believe the next Shard is here in the Crow because you had a vision.

Thanks Barkot, appreciate the refresher.

Looks like diplomacy isn’t going anywhere - anybody want to give it one more shot? Or should we just jump into initiative? I don’t think any amount of persuasion is going to get us through the room without combat.

Is it possible to cast stealthily without a feat? My only other idea is showing them the shard and insisting that we're here to make a deal, and hope that's enough distraction for Squint (or anyone else!) to get a spell off.

Thoughts?

Most of you are down the stairs. It sounds like Reillana is up front in the open, and Paeral and Celia are just behind the corner (and thus behind cover).

If anyone wants to be able to target the enemies with a spell, they will have to move past those people to get line of effect first.

Hiding casting can be performed in multiple ways, in my mind. You mentioned feat(s), you can also use Sleight of Hand to attempt to hide somatic components that requires training and an opposed roll.

Distractions? Perhaps. I will listen to any creative ideas and attempt to provide a mechanic.

If I summon something else, Ulyi must be dismissed, so I don't want to do that.

Ulyi + Squint were made to charge into the battle. They've got a bonus from their deity in order to do it. I'd like to try that - with my silver lance - if that's ok with everyone. Of course, I'd expect you all to come in right behind us.

@Squint You can't charge from around a corner, nor while on stairs (which require double movement)

Am I missing something?

I don't think the charging bonus matters for those attack rolls, so I just have to make sure a single move can get you in range.

Edit: I think a double move from Ulyi can get you in range regardless, so likely Ulyi just isn't attacking. The lance will still hit, but won't get the double damage for charging

Ulyi has a movement speed of 40. I put the arrows down to suggest where they’re moving to - they can make it in one move exactly. Both Ulyi and Squint have reach with their attacks, so the spot where they ended is correct.

Agreed that the charge bonus doesn’t matter. I also agree that I can’t charge through difficult terrain, and I also can't charge if I don't have line of sight to start the round (which I didn't). I was looking for the ruling that said it had to be a straight line, however, and I couldn’t find that. Where did you see that?

It is a combination of the "directly toward" and the "clear path" rules.

If any

line from your starting space to the ending space passes
through a square that blocks movement, slows movement,
or contains a creature (even an ally), you can’t charge.
Helpless creatures don’t stop a charge.

Starting square was down the steps, ending square was in front of the table, a straight line takes you through a wall.

Also, the Wheeling Charge feat allows you to change direction, and includes the following:

Normal: You cannot turn when making a charge.

Note: You have to charge the closest square (with a large monster, you can't choose to charge a square in the back in order to get around an obstruction or to get the 10ft of movement) and you have to be able to get to that square with a double move. The actual movement doesn't follow a grid, though. That is the reason for clear path rule.

IMO: Wheeling Charge is the best charge feat hands-down. Ride-By and Spirited are close seconds, but the extra mobility of Wheeling Charge is unrivaled.

Very cool. It’s my first time building a charger, can’t you tell?

BTW, the damage should be 5hp total. At least it’s silver.

While mounted, the lance is a one-handed weapon, thus it is 1x and not 1.5x.

Technically, I guess the description says "can", though I am not sure how you would hold it with two hands while riding.

Lance: A lance deals double damage when used from the

back of a charging mount. While mounted, you can wield
a lance with one hand.

So you wouldn’t received the two-handed bonus to its damage when charging? That seems not in the spirit of using a lance to me. I could make a Ride DC 5 check to steer with my knees. Unless proven otherwise, I’m using the lance two-handed.

Guide with Knees: You can guide your mount with your knees so you can use both hands in combat. Make your Ride check at the start of your turn. If you fail, you can use only one hand this round because you need to use the other to control your mount. This does not take an action.

I failed to make the Ride check, but I see that you’ve done it for me, GM - thanks.

The check was for fighting while your mount was fighting. You auto check guide with knees. Currently fighting with a combat trained mount could be failed on a 1.

I did just look at some pictures of spears/lances being weilded two handed while mounted, so it will be allowed.

Sorry for the confusion (mine). Your initial calculation was correct. I will add 2 points of damage.

Thanks, GM, for your carefully-considered judgment.

so very sorry I've been falling behind...had a very sick wife last week..she's doing better now should be able to post more frequently.

Glad to hear that she’s feeling better!

Ditto - and I hope you don't catch it!

Reillana's weapon pierces Sasha's side, but comes out without any trace of blood and Sasha does not appear to have even noticed.

Not to metagame too much, but were you fighting an illusion, Reillana? So where's the illusionist?

LOL. You guys already know she is a wererat and that she had DR, so I don't think metagaming is really required. ;)

Seemed like a good description for an attack that does no damage... :D

I don’t think you can charge if you can’t see anything, Celia. That’s the problem that we are experiencing.

I don’t think you can charge if you can’t see anything, Celia. That’s the problem that we are experiencing.

OK thx changed the post to reflect that Celia had no light source to pursue...