Tyrandro Amprei |
People with hero complexes don't tend to go around interrogating the traumatized victims they save. For that matter, neither do the Navy Seals.
"Where are the other hostages" might be a perfectly appropriate question even for the Seals. Not that I really now anything about how they work.
So thanks for the insight into your motivation here.
Tyrandro Amprei |
As everything is stuck I suggest the following:
Tyrandro grabs the emperor again from Sebastian. "Thanks for holding him."
"So tar and feathers it is. Seems like your lucky day. If you come along and cooperate you get a count to 20 before I start shooting you. So don't throw away that opportunity to save your sorry ass."
As with every evil dictator there is the tar and feathers found not far from the guillotine. "I feel generous. You can keep your underwear on if you like. And no need to save on the tar. We won't need it anymore after you're done."
Tyrandro takes a step back and nocks an arrow waiting for Pilts to tar and feather himself. Once Pilts is out of his clothes and sufficiently covered in tar and feathers Tyrandro starts counting "One..., two..., three..., four... , five..., six... " until Pilts is out of ear shot. Then he waits until Pilts is out of sight.
"So what now? I suggest searching the rest of the building."
If no one's opposed to that I'd copy it to gameplay. Or if the ok for that comes when I'm asleep Peachbottom could write up something similar. So we can move on.
Sebastian Merrin |
Hey everybody, I'm in the last stretch before leaving for Cameroon! I'm flying to DC tomorrow, set to leave the country next Wednesday. I'm not sure what my posting schedule will be like going forward. I intend to get some more posts up before leaving, but if you don't hear from me for over a month, that means this is the last internet access I had.
If this is goodbye, I want to say thanks to everybody for the ride! And if it's not, then I'll see you on the other side!
Tyrandro Amprei |
Hey Sebastian,
I wish you the best for your journey.
And if you're not hiding with the Pygmies in the jungle but stay within the larger cities then there is a fair chance you have mobile internet access. A friend of mine was in Cameroon and she held contact via mobile phone and WhatsApp. Just not in the time she was with the Pygmies ;)
Iolana Altumas |
How exciting for you Sebastian. I hope you have an amazing adventure, and that you can reach the outside world. Good luck and if this is goodbye soon it's been a pleasure.
GM Peachbottom |
Before you guys start the next section, you can also level up to 7th level and you are actually already close to 8th but we'll save that for next time.
You've accumulated 18,900 xp each so far this chapter. You were at 31,563 out of 35,000 to 7th. You are now at 50,463 XP each and 8th level is at 51,000.
Iolana Altumas |
No detect evil for me. I've got a headband of Alluring Charisma +2 already. I wouldn't mind that rod of wonder if only for the sheer hilarity that might ensue.
Ayako |
Level 7
HP4+2=6
Bab +1
All skills except profession +1
Feat:Familiar Bond (PIGGY!)
Interstellar Void: +1d6
+1 2-3 level spells cast
Revealation:Gift of Madness
Gift of Madness (Su): You tap into the unthinkable void between the stars and cause a single living creature within 30 feet to become confused for 1 round. A successful Will save negates the effect. This is a mind-affecting compulsion effect. At 7th level, the confusion lasts for a number of rounds equal to your oracle level. You can use this ability a number of times per day equal to 3 + your Charisma modifier.
+1 1-3 spells known
1.Remove Fear
2.Protection from Evil-Communal
3.Summon Monster 3
Ayako |
Okay, let us see if I can make Mu Shu properly
Mu Shu
Pig Familiar
XP 135
N Small animal
Init +1; Senses low-light vision, scent; Perception +5
DEFENSE
AC 17, touch 12, flat-footed 16 (+1 Dex, +5 natural, +1 size)
hp 23 (1d8+2) (7H from master)
Fort +6, Ref +4, Will +10
OFFENSE
Speed 30 ft.
Melee bite +6 (1d4)
STATISTICS
Str 11, Dex 12, Con 15, Int 9, Wis 13, Cha 4
Base Atk +0; CMB -1; CMD 10 (14 vs. trip)
Feats Great Fortitude
Skills Perception (7+1)8,Spellcraft (7-1) 6,Know-Planes (7-1)6,Heal (7+1)8,Diplomacy (7-4) 3,Intimidate (6-4) 2
Special: Grants Alertness(+2 Perception/Sense Motive when in arm's reach of Ayako)
Improved Evasion:When subjected to an attack that normally allows a Reflex saving throw for half damage, a familiar takes no damage if it makes a successful saving throw and half damage even if the saving throw fails.
Empathic Link (Su): The master has an empathic link with his familiar to a 1 mile distance. The master can communicate empathically with the familiar, but cannot see through its eyes. Because of the link’s limited nature, only general emotions can be shared. The master has the same connection to an item or place that his familiar does.
Speak with Master (Ex): If the master is 5th level or higher, a familiar and the master can communicate verbally as if they were using a common language. Other creatures do not understand the communication without magical help.
Iolana Altumas |
Level Up:
1st Level Spell: Shield
2nd Level Spell: Darkvision
3rd Level Spell: Fly
Bloodline Spell: Protection from Energy (70 HP at this level)
Bonus Feat: Dodge
Feat: Silent Spell
Skills: Spellcraft, UMD, Perception
I think I've got it all. Alias is updated.
Tyrandro Amprei |
I took a look at level up which is rather boring this level. But I need to take some time to sit down with PCGen to check the numbers as some things look suspicious with Tyrandro.
But there is one question that is a bit harder to answer and affects the group too: the feat.
I was planning to take Furious Focus to get a better to hit in melee for flanking with Sebastian. But as he told he doesn't need a flanking buddy the obvious selection would be Manyshot. Higly improved damage output with the bow.
But with Ayako introducing piggy into the game I immediately thought WOLF. With Sebastian having real life issues for now I'm pondering about taking Boon Companion and a wolf. Because it would be someone who could stand first row.
Wolf: Would you send me a potion?
Ayako: Which one?
Wolf: I don't care I only want to eat...eeeh, I mean CLW.
Your thoughts?
Iolana Altumas |
I could also swap out my new spells for Summon Monster I, II, and III though we'd lose Fly. That could give you a flanking buddy.
Tyrandro Amprei |
The flanking buddy would have been me for Sebastian. I don't need one as I'm much stronger with my bow. What I would aim for with the wolf is to have someone in first row that allows me to use my bow, instead of having to be the meat shield myself. And compared to an animal companion, summons are rather weak and cost you a lot to get one every fight.
I'm doing the numbers later and show it to you. Btw rules wise this wolf would be comparable to a horse in size. If you look into the monster manual a pony is only medium.
Tyrandro Amprei |
You can cast mage armor on everyone. But instead of mage armor I could invest in a barding. Masterwork chain shirt barding costs 550gp for +4 to AC.
But Shield has range personal. So it can't be cast on someone else.
A way around this would be if it were on the druid spell list, because then I could cast it on wolf too. But it isn't. Shield of faith would work though. Barkskin would be an option, as well as magical enhancements to the barding.
Tunstall |
Tunstall sticks his nose out of Ayako's bag of holding. He crawled in there to follow that tasty looking piggy. But it is so large and cluttered in there that he didn't find it. Now he's bored and hungry and climbs out again.
Tyrandro Amprei |
I made the level up and fixed Tyrandro.
I had some miscalculations about the 15point buy and some of the skills were off. Now everything has listed where the boni come from and it is hopefully correct.
For this level I got Woodland Stride and Boon Companion as feat.
Tyrandro Amprei |
Clairaudience/Clairvoyance
School divination (scrying); Level bard 3, sorcerer/wizard 3
Casting Time 10 minutes
Components V, S, F/DF (a small horn or a glass eye)
Someone with magical skills like detect magic or knowledge arcana or such could make an educated guess. The first green gems were the eyes of a statue.
Iolana Altumas |
Sneaky nobles.
I'll be attending PaizoCon this weekend. Posting will be pretty sporadic until Monday. If you are attending, let me know and we can say hello.
GM Peachbottom |
Someone with magical skills like detect magic or knowledge arcana or such could make an educated guess. The first green gems were the eyes of a statue.
You are onto something there.
A black marble arch depicting dozens of elephants standing one atop the other frames a great ebony door in the south wall of this wide and airy entrance hall. Above the door, an elephant looks out over the hall, its single eye a glittering bloodstone the size of an apple. Tall windows grant a commanding view of the palace grounds, and a rich red carpet, ten feet wide and luxuriously thick, provides a pathway between doors to the west and north, and around a corner to the east. Each of these doors, as well as three smaller ones to the west of the northern pair, are decorated with images of a six-armed, four-faced woman who rides a tiger with human hands for feet.
A fourteen-foot-tall marble statue of a six-armed woman with four faces on her head—one looking to each of the four cardinal directions—stands under a dome of colored glass. The statue wields numerous weapons in its six hands, and a small kneeler at its base gives a place to pay respects to whatever deity the statue represents. Each of the statue’s eight eyes is a sparkling bright green orb.
Glorio gets up and takes a small box off the mantle piece above the fireplace and opens it before you. Inside is a golden ring set with a deep green bloodstone.
This chamber hardly seems to be part of a palace, but looks more like a clearing at the heart of a vast jungle, teeming with life. The sky above is a deep, cloudless blue, while in the distance, hazy towers rise above the verdant canopy. Exotic bird calls fill the air, the scent of dozens of unfamiliar flowers and plants assault the nose, and everywhere a riot of color demands the eye, whether it’s the wing of a tropical bird, the petals of a brightly hued flower, or the glittering multicolored tiles that make up a round fountain to the north. The fountain’s central plume is a stone pillar around which entwine two cobra statues that clutch green gems in their fanged maws. To the south of the fountain stands an immense, life-sized jade statue of an elephant, a howdah perched on its back, its tusks and trunk raised high in greeting to the southeast doors. From inside the room, the doors look more like gates set into a wrought-iron fence that encircles the garden. Other gates set in this fence doubtless lead to other parts of the palace, and after a bit more observation, the somewhat static nature of the jungle and landscape becomes apparent—the walls of this garden are in fact an incredibly realistic and clever painting of a Vudrani junglescape.