When the Golemworks in Magnimar starts reporting some “problems” with their most recent batch of golems, the PCs are sent to investigate in the hope that the Pathfinder Society can get on good terms with the influential arcane organization.
Doodle takes a 5’ step away from the threatening guardian and casts Mirror Image on herself. Suddenly there are 1d4 + 2 ⇒ (3) + 2 = 5 extra images of the gnome present.
N Male Human Druid 9 Init +7 | HP 84/84 | AC29 T11 FF28 | Fort +13, Reflex +7, Will +15, +4 vs fey and plant, Immune Poison | CMD 19 | Perception +25 | Sense Motive +21
Buffs:
Longstrider, Wild Shape
Resources:
Reroll: Unused
Conditions:
Does anyone know what these monstrosities are? Anwar shouts as he quickly conjures another spell. A ball of flame appears between his hands and leaps out at the chair attacking Ibaz.
Anwar casts flaming sphere at purple, hoping it might be vulnerable to fire. It deals 3d6 ⇒ (3, 3, 4) = 10 fire damage with a DC17 reflex save to negate
No resistances. Both have DR 5/adamantine . The golem as a splintering ability that lets loose a barrage of wooden splinters in a 20 ft radius. The chairs are 2d10 HD.
N Male Human Druid 9 Init +7 | HP 84/84 | AC29 T11 FF28 | Fort +13, Reflex +7, Will +15, +4 vs fey and plant, Immune Poison | CMD 19 | Perception +25 | Sense Motive +21
Buffs:
Longstrider, Wild Shape
Resources:
Reroll: Unused
Conditions:
Floating backwards Anwar conjures a second ball of flame at the wood golem. With a flick of one wrist he sends the first at it as well. He then whistles for Mirage to get into the fray.
I might need some help here he shouts, his voice cracking ever so slightly.
Two flaming spheres on green, the first does 3d6 ⇒ (5, 2, 4) = 11 fire damage, the second 3d6 ⇒ (1, 1, 2) = 4, DC17 reflex save negates.
HP 65/65 Ac 12 FF 10 T 12 F 7 R 7 W 7 (+2/+3vs Elemental Spells)/ Ini +8 Perc +15
Wizard Conjurer (9)
Knowledge Arcana:1d20 + 24 ⇒ (10) + 24 = 34
Electra sighs at Varian and shakes her head.
"Varian, you are wasting your spells. Wood golems are immune to flaming spheres!"
She will quickyl uses her wand to lower the man´s strength.
RTA:1d20 + 1 ⇒ (9) + 1 = 101d6 + 1 ⇒ (3) + 1 = 4
N Male Human Druid 9 Init +7 | HP 84/84 | AC29 T11 FF28 | Fort +13, Reflex +7, Will +15, +4 vs fey and plant, Immune Poison | CMD 19 | Perception +25 | Sense Motive +21
Buffs:
Longstrider, Wild Shape
Resources:
Reroll: Unused
Conditions:
Reflex save:1d20 + 5 ⇒ (13) + 5 = 18
Anwar ducks the worst of the explosion and steps to the side. With a wave of one hand he directs both of his flaming sphere to attack the golem.
Two DC17 reflex saves to negate 4d6 ⇒ (2, 2, 4, 4) = 12 and 4d6 ⇒ (1, 5, 1, 1) = 8 fire damage. He then directs Mirage at the Golem
N, Large Tiger Init: +3 | HP 51/51 | AC 23, touch 13, ff 19 | Fort +8, Ref +8, Will +6 +4 vs enchantments, Evasion | Perception +6, scent
Buffs:
GMF
Reflex, evasion:1d20 + 8 ⇒ (6) + 8 = 14
Mirage takes the brunt of the barrage and hisses loudly. She slithers over the remaining furniture and strikes at the horrid creature that hurt her.
Correct. They are not immune, the golem just got really lucky rolls on the reflex saves. Not sure if the eagle is able to attack this round. If it from a level one wand, it would only last for one round.
GM:
golem reflex:3d20 ⇒ (2, 16, 18) = 36
The golem is not as lucky as last time as one of the flaming spheres connects. It then gets grabbed by the snake.
N Male Human Druid 9 Init +7 | HP 84/84 | AC29 T11 FF28 | Fort +13, Reflex +7, Will +15, +4 vs fey and plant, Immune Poison | CMD 19 | Perception +25 | Sense Motive +21
Buffs:
Longstrider, Wild Shape
Resources:
Reroll: Unused
Conditions:
Anwar directs both of his flaming spheres at the Golem.
Mirage could really use some help here he shouts, concern apparent on his face.
DC17 reflex saves to negate 3d6 ⇒ (4, 6, 1) = 11 and 3d6 ⇒ (5, 6, 3) = 14 fire damage. Also noticed that I rolled 4d6 for damage last round, it should have been 3d6
”We all could really use some help. There’s two of them up here,” Doodle yells, hoping to get the other’s attention and some assistance as well. She continues her attacks against the sabatour.
N Male Human Druid 9 Init +7 | HP 84/84 | AC29 T11 FF28 | Fort +13, Reflex +7, Will +15, +4 vs fey and plant, Immune Poison | CMD 19 | Perception +25 | Sense Motive +21
Buffs:
Longstrider, Wild Shape
Resources:
Reroll: Unused
Conditions:
Anwar directs both of his spheres at the angry furniture. He whistles for Mirage to heel, concerned at the serious wounds she took at the hands of the Golem.
Two DC17 reflex saves to negate 3d6 ⇒ (3, 4, 4) = 11 and 3d6 ⇒ (5, 1, 4) = 10 fire damage
The agents are finally able to take down the remaining chair. Doodle's claws sink into the man. He then melts into a pile of snow, leaving his clothing and gear on a heap on the ground.
COMBAT OVER
KNowledge Arcana DC 25:
You notice it is a Simulacrum.
Perception DC 15:
You find a bronze aspis badge hidden under the laper of the coat he was wearing.
Half a minute once the dust settles, Reemis comes back into the room. "What is going on here?"
N Male Human Druid 9 Init +7 | HP 84/84 | AC29 T11 FF28 | Fort +13, Reflex +7, Will +15, +4 vs fey and plant, Immune Poison | CMD 19 | Perception +25 | Sense Motive +21
Buffs:
Longstrider, Wild Shape
Resources:
Reroll: Unused
Conditions:
As the last enemy crashes down Anwar heads over to Mirage to help her.
After he is done he will have a look around. Anyone know what the hell went on there with Black turning into a puddle?
Looking over him he holds up an Aspis badge, Hmm, the plot thickens.
He cannot fail that perception check
When Remis enters Anwar floats up to him, We could ask the same of you, when Black arrived he attacked us along with his furniture and a golem. He was wearing this! he says producing the Aspis badge and then he turned into a puddle. Can you explain that because I can't!
"He has been working with the aspis?" He looks around at the remnants of the golem and the constructs. "I think you should try and track down the real Chrysalis. And hopefully before he skips town. He owns another business in town. A place called The Dollhouse, its a toy shop in the Naos district."
He moves around the room, "take what you want from this office. Hopefully it will help. And it is only a small part what is owed to you and Ms. Heidmarch."
DC 18 Appraise:
Looking around the room you find three particularly esoteric and valuable books on the bookshelf along the room’s north wall: Dark Nights at Schloss Caromarc by Count Alpon Caromarc; The Artificers of Rachikan by Benton Grone; and Secrets of the Pactmasters Revealed: Theories on the Aluum. Each of the books is worth 75 gp. All other books in the room are common treatises on crafting, constructs, and magic in general, and are worth little.
In the Drafting Room
A large table dominates this room. Hundreds of papers containing strange diagrams and scrawled mathematical symbols litter its surface. Resting near the diagrams is a half eaten lunch and a perfectly folded note detailing a “to do” list and signed “Your Loving Mother”. The list details ordinary tasks such as picking up groceries and taking a pair of shoes to the cobbler to be resoled.
Linguistics DC 12:
You notice that the writing on the mothers "to do" list matches the writing on the diagrams.
Perception DC 12:
You find a wand under a stack of papers. DC 20 spellcraft to open next tab
Spoiler:
Wand of Protection from energy(CL 5 10 charges)
Storeroom
Chrysalis keeps his tools here, along with many treatises, essays, and books on the crafting of constructs that wouldn’t fit on the limited shelf space in his office’s main room. The collection is impressive, but none of the books are particularly valuable.
N Male Human Druid 9 Init +7 | HP 84/84 | AC29 T11 FF28 | Fort +13, Reflex +7, Will +15, +4 vs fey and plant, Immune Poison | CMD 19 | Perception +25 | Sense Motive +21
Buffs:
Longstrider, Wild Shape
Resources:
Reroll: Unused
Conditions:
Appraise:1d20 + 2 ⇒ (8) + 2 = 10 Take 10 on linguistics for 17, cannot fail the perception check
Anwar has a look over things, This is odd, the mothers to do list looks like its in the same hand as these other items. Anyone got any ideas?
Clearly shaken up from the battle, Doodle was not observant of her surroundings. She couldn’t even identify the magical wand when it was pointed out to her.
HP 65/65 Ac 12 FF 10 T 12 F 7 R 7 W 7 (+2/+3vs Elemental Spells)/ Ini +8 Perc +15
Wizard Conjurer (9)
Appraise:1d20 + 12 ⇒ (9) + 12 = 21
With a smile Electra picks the most valueable books and
Linguistic is +13 and Perception +15 so autosucceed. Spellcraft:1d20 + 16 ⇒ (4) + 16 = 20 "I agree. Who knows what is waiting for us."
N Male Human Druid 9 Init +7 | HP 84/84 | AC29 T11 FF28 | Fort +13, Reflex +7, Will +15, +4 vs fey and plant, Immune Poison | CMD 19 | Perception +25 | Sense Motive +21
Buffs:
Longstrider, Wild Shape
Resources:
Reroll: Unused
Conditions:
Ok people, it looks like we have a crazy wizard to deal with and that wand might well be helpful. We should probably get to this Dollhouse before he runs. Given he sent this "simulacrum" at us he probably knows we are coming for him. I'd suggest people use any defensive magics they have before we enter this shop of his.
Before entering the shop Anwar casts longstrider on Mirage. I assume the barkskin he cast during the first encounter will have run out (it only lasts an hour). If so he casts an extended barkskin on Mirage. The GMF should still be up, it lasts 6 hours. He will ask one of our arcane casters to drop mage armour on Mirage and himself from his and. Before they enter he will cast an extended call lightning in case of trouble, it will last 12 minutes.
I suggest we use the wand on 5 people, probably Varian as he has the lowest health followed by Mirage, Ibaz, Electra and me. Fire tends to be the most common element so is probably the best choice.
Located in the affluent Naos district, this toy shop caters to rich families who wish to spoil their children with overpriced dolls.
A wrought iron fence encloses a small yard, where a well maintained path leads to a garishly bright building. The front facade is meticulously painted to resemble a child’s doll house. An exquisitely carved placard reads, “The Doll House,” with dolls smiling and cavorting all around the lettering. Three window displays exhibit festive scenes, in which dozens of dolls play leap-frog, hide-and-seek, and peek-a-boo.
If you look through the windows:
You see an elderly plump lady arranging and organizing the dolls
