|AC 19, T 10|HP: 27/27|F +4, R +1, W +3 (+2 vs disease/MA/-1 versus PE/+4 vs Performance/sonic/LD)|Init +7, Perc +3|CMB +6 CMD 16|15/15 Blood Magic, 1/1 command, 1/1 charm, 1/1 Influential|Stipend: 100
Anyone have any interesting wands, scrolls, or alchana?
|AC 19, T 10|HP: 27/27|F +4, R +1, W +3 (+2 vs disease/MA/-1 versus PE/+4 vs Performance/sonic/LD)|Init +7, Perc +3|CMB +6 CMD 16|15/15 Blood Magic, 1/1 command, 1/1 charm, 1/1 Influential|Stipend: 100
I can't use that wand...but Maladash can (and you probably gave it to him, or at least, certainly not me), and hitting with it will be much less of a challenge than with physical weapons - so to Maladash, I highly recommend making that your weapon du jour and passing me your morningstar.
The near-future appears misty....
Also, if anyone has a Shirt, for Groetus' sake invoke it now to save Brayden.
The undead's attack get deflected, as Maladash aims his shield at the right times, to make their attacks bounce off.
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Licen, Maladash & Mercutio
|AC 19, T 10|HP: 27/27|F +4, R +1, W +3 (+2 vs disease/MA/-1 versus PE/+4 vs Performance/sonic/LD)|Init +7, Perc +3|CMB +6 CMD 16|15/15 Blood Magic, 1/1 command, 1/1 charm, 1/1 Influential|Stipend: 100
Taking the liberty of assuming Maladash handed me his Morningstar....
|AC 19, T 10|HP: 27/27|F +4, R +1, W +3 (+2 vs disease/MA/-1 versus PE/+4 vs Performance/sonic/LD)|Init +7, Perc +3|CMB +6 CMD 16|15/15 Blood Magic, 1/1 command, 1/1 charm, 1/1 Influential|Stipend: 100
Licen Setokill wrote:
"So are we running?"
I didn't think we were just yet...especially since I just FINALLY managed to turn the tables in our favor (and I'm now going to be fatigued and unable to run properly for the next minute).
|AC 19, T 10|HP: 27/27|F +4, R +1, W +3 (+2 vs disease/MA/-1 versus PE/+4 vs Performance/sonic/LD)|Init +7, Perc +3|CMB +6 CMD 16|15/15 Blood Magic, 1/1 command, 1/1 charm, 1/1 Influential|Stipend: 100
A winded Mercutio exhales...and exhales...and exhales...until his chill breath has fogged up nearly the whole room!
Obscuring mist time! If nothing else, we can use this to let our Fast Healing work, and ready attacks for when then they bumble into melee....
Died heroically along with the paladin named Brayden Foxley battling with the revived Undead Lord and his skeleton minions.
Do I understand correctly that this is a complete and irreversible end? If that is what I can say. First, I was sure that this would happen in the previous scenario, with the Minotaur. Second, it's a little sad, I have already had a little bit to get used to Maladash. But third, as I wrote in previous game - those who can't live with it, better to play the Sims. Well. Thank you all for a cool game.
Were it not for Asar's intent of raising, you could use PP from another PC to recover your body, for future resurrection.
#1, Licen asked me about that.
#2 I would've liked to see his future powers.
#3 Wish those weren't the last words.
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#4 I have a risky but potential theory to 'defeat' him.
It involves DC acro checks, however, if you catch my drift, and a certain set of statues, with a little luck. At best, it will give you the head start space to run.
|AC 19, T 10|HP: 27/27|F +4, R +1, W +3 (+2 vs disease/MA/-1 versus PE/+4 vs Performance/sonic/LD)|Init +7, Perc +3|CMB +6 CMD 16|15/15 Blood Magic, 1/1 command, 1/1 charm, 1/1 Influential|Stipend: 100
I dunno...let's say there were such a thing as an "I Call Bullshit Threshold" - one past which, while it certainly couldn't enable one to declare a roll to be something other than it was, might be able to warrant an impromptu computer science experiment: Suppose, for the sake of argument, Maladash were to roll Asar's last attack, and DM were to roll Maladash's last attack in trade - Dicebot doesn't care who rolls, right? Surely it shouldn't make a difference.
And what of the pitfalls of playing a game designed for a table and fleshy hands rolling concrete dice in a high-tech format where such things aren't present? The game was designed, after all, for a medium in which, well, sometimes dice fell off the table, or Oogie-Boogie slams his fist in irritation, and cannot be held responsible if the ensuing kinetic wave knock the dice onto a different face...just a thought, just saying...and had Claude Rains' character in Casablanca NOT been a corrupt official on the payroll of an international crime kingpin, he'd have been one of the bad guys, you ever think about that? Just a thought....
|AC 19, T 10|HP: 27/27|F +4, R +1, W +3 (+2 vs disease/MA/-1 versus PE/+4 vs Performance/sonic/LD)|Init +7, Perc +3|CMB +6 CMD 16|15/15 Blood Magic, 1/1 command, 1/1 charm, 1/1 Influential|Stipend: 100
Chyrone wrote:
[dice=Statues vs Asar]1d20+10
....
The statues rush forward, shoving the evil skeletal fighter aside into the pit.
"NOOOOOoooooooo!!"
4d6
Oh, THAT'S what you were talking about...I wish I'd sorted that out sooner....
That result would also mean, that the Brayden and Maladash aren't truly beyond recovering in the future.
But it will take considerable investing. (10,910 gp for Resurrection.) However to be sure of using wealth from 1 PC to revive another, you'll best check the boards for specifics.
From the depth of the chasm, Asar's voice is heard.
"You think this is over? I will get out, and will have my revenge!..."
(more empty threats ensue)
You find Mykel still passed out, but after either a CLW wand tapping, or 2 hours of rest, he'll come to.
When you get to the woman, you will find her with a pulse, and don't need too much effort to have her wake up. A soft shaking seemed enough.
She tells you about the several villagers been tasked to prepare the crypt for the coming of age trial, pretty much the information the Roldare told you.
male human swashbuckler(rondelero)9/brawler 1, HP 102, F +8(+1 vs poison/disease), R +16, W +8, AC 28, T 20, FF 23 Init +7(+9), Per +14 Panache 6/6
What in blazes happened...how did....ahh no! I shouldn't have gone ahead. Brayden and Maladash might have lived. We must drink to their lives when we get back....
There's no loose rocks around. Mykel's arrow could do the trick....or be creative and drop something very heavy, with a RT. :)
2 rooms adjacent to the current lay unexplored.
1 room:
This crypt is the resting place for a number of villagers, each one entombed inside a stone sarcophagus.
2nd room:
This crypt contains the resting place for some of the raiders that
attacked Kassen so many years ago. The central sarcophagus has been disturbed, its lid lying broken on the ground in front of it.
The corpse of a masked man lies beside it.
The sarcophacus within this room has its lid removed, but a body still lays within. It is equipped with a shiny fullplate and a peculiar but exquisite looking sword.
Asar isn't destroyed yet, but at least another 13 dmg is done.
If you're going with Licen's suggestion of dropping a lid on him, i reckon the lid of the empty one, just roll for a ranged touch attack, the three of you guys are (probably) capable of lifting such a piece of stone.
Impact if so:4d6 ⇒ (1, 1, 4, 4) = 10 Which is enough to destroy him.
|AC 19, T 10|HP: 27/27|F +4, R +1, W +3 (+2 vs disease/MA/-1 versus PE/+4 vs Performance/sonic/LD)|Init +7, Perc +3|CMB +6 CMD 16|15/15 Blood Magic, 1/1 command, 1/1 charm, 1/1 Influential|Stipend: 100
"Hmph. I would have let him howl down there until the stones swallowed him up."
The only real action here, is destroying him and lighting the everflame, and decide who's carrying the looted items.
(Graverobbers :P)
Sure, there's a few weak skeletons left in the crypt, but those aside your quest is accomplished.
male human swashbuckler(rondelero)9/brawler 1, HP 102, F +8(+1 vs poison/disease), R +16, W +8, AC 28, T 20, FF 23 Init +7(+9), Per +14 Panache 6/6
Put a lid on it, monster! What, you were thinking the same thing! Mykel ssys to his colleagues, knowing they were likely to groan internally over his pun.
Let's be off...we need to get out of this godforsaken place. We need to take care of our fallen brethren also. We cannot leave them here.
|AC 19, T 10|HP: 27/27|F +4, R +1, W +3 (+2 vs disease/MA/-1 versus PE/+4 vs Performance/sonic/LD)|Init +7, Perc +3|CMB +6 CMD 16|15/15 Blood Magic, 1/1 command, 1/1 charm, 1/1 Influential|Stipend: 100
Mercutio lovingly takes up the sword.
"Now HERE lies a gentleman's weapon! Let it be put to the greatest of uses, as Brayden and Maladash would have...son of a b&&+@ owed me a duel...."
Will save #1:1d20 - 1 ⇒ (3) - 1 = 2Add +2 if it's vs minda-affecting, and/or -1 if it's vs positive energy
Will save #2:1d20 - 1 ⇒ (15) - 1 = 14Add +2 if it's vs minda-affecting, and/or -1 if it's vs positive energy
Will save #3:1d20 - 1 ⇒ (19) - 1 = 18Add +2 if it's vs minda-affecting, and/or -1 if it's vs positive energy
Will save #4:1d20 - 1 ⇒ (15) - 1 = 14Add +2 if it's vs minda-affecting, and/or -1 if it's vs positive energy
Will save #5:1d20 - 1 ⇒ (15) - 1 = 14Add +2 if it's vs minda-affecting, and/or -1 if it's vs positive energy
Will save #6:1d20 - 1 ⇒ (17) - 1 = 16Add +2 if it's vs minda-affecting, and/or -1 if it's vs positive energy
Will save #7:1d20 - 1 ⇒ (3) - 1 = 2Add +2 if it's vs minda-affecting, and/or -1 if it's vs positive energy
After the destruction of Asar, the team had returned to the room.
When Mykel lights the flame in the lantern, spectral shape rises from the sarcophacus. A bearded but not yet middle aged looking man with a sympathetic look stares at you.
"Greetings, adventurers. I am Kassen, and i thank you for ending Asar's evil in this crypt.
He and i......used to venture together, but we went seperate ways after we found a large treasure. He attacked, i suspect, feeling betrayed by my leaving and retiring. It ended in death for the both of us, and many others."
He notices Licen and Mercutio having Brayden and Maladash across their shoulders.
"My sympathies, for the loss of your friends.
I would like to extend my gratitude, with a gift."
He reaches into his sarcophacus, and retrieves for you some items, that you'll later identify as:
A bag of holding (type I), a +1 bashing shield, an elemental gem (water).
He also gives each of you a scale from his armor.
"For stopping Asar's evil, you can each call for my aid once, in time of need."
