Reign of Winter (group two) (Inactive)

Game Master Whack-a-Rogue

Cohort
Gathlain Incanter 11

STR 8
DEX 15
CON 12
INT 12
WIS 10
CHA 19

HP 52 (11d6 + 11 CON)
BAB +5
Saves: Fort +4; Ref +5 Will +7
CL 11 (+1 light sphere; MSB +11; MSD 22
Drawbacks: Somatic Casting x2, Verbal Casting (spherecasting has verbal and somatic components; can't wear armor)
Languages: Common, Draconic, Sylvan
Feats: Extra Magic Talent x6

Cohort gains the Bloodline Powers (but not the arcana, feats, or spells) of the Verdant Bloodline.
Cohort gains the abilities of the Light sphere specialization.

Cohort has the Sticky Tendrils alternate racial trait.

Cohort needs a name, gender, and picture.

Cohort has 33 skill points to assign. Class skills are:
Appraise, Craft, Fly, Knowledge(all), Linguistics, Perception, Profession, Spellcraft

Cohort needs to assign Favored Class Bonus. Options are +1 HP per level or +1 skill point per level.

Cohort has 16,350gp for gear. Feel free to buy pretty much whatever you want with it.

Spheres Known DC 19 (+1 light sphere); Spell Points 21
Alteration (shapeshift)
- mass alteration
- ranged alteration
- size change

Destruction (destructive blast)

Enhancement (enhance equipment)
- mass enhancement
- natural enhancement

Fate (consecration, word)
- echoing word
- freedom

Light (glow)
- area glow
- black light
- guiding light
- infravision
- intensity control
- revealing light

Telekinesis (telekinesis, sustained force, hostile lift, bludgeon, catch)
- divided mind
- flight
- greater speed
- powerful telekinesis

Time (haste, slow)
- fast time
- group time

Done! You should be able to do the rest. XD

@Rest of the Party: Leveling up looks fine so far. Still need Hila/Hobbes/Neverhome to pick their feat, but then it'll just be holding on Silence. Since he has RL stuff going on, we can proceed without him for a little bit. Book Five starts with activating the travel ritual, exploring the new Hut configuration, and meeting Percy's new buddies. As long as Silence is back before that one part (those of you familiar with RoW Book Five know what I mean), he won't be missing anything super important.

Feat: Vital Strike!

Feat: Wingclipper!

Benefit: Whenever you confirm a critical hit against an opponent that uses wings to fly, you can forgo the extra critical damage to instead prevent it from flying for a number of rounds equal to twice the critical multiplier of your attack. Opponents that are flying at the time of the critical effect must succeed at a DC 20 Fly check to avoid taking falling damage.

I will try to have the level up done sometime tomorrow sorry for the delays.

Any takers for any of the following?

Gloom Blade - As black as coal, this short sword grows more potent the farther it is kept from light. It acts as a +1 short sword when in dim light. In darkness, it acts as +2 short sword. When surrounded by supernatural darkness, such as in an area of deeper darkness, it acts a +2 short sword and bestows the benefit of the Blind-Fight feat on its wielder. In daylight or bright illumination, the sword temporarily loses all its magical enhancement bonuses and acts as a masterwork weapon, though it resumes its magical functions once it is no longer in the bright light. 4560gp

Manual of War - Bound in bloodstained leather, this heavy tome is scarred like the flesh of a seasoned warrior and contains many generations of martial knowledge. Once per day, after studying the manual for 1 hour, a fighter may exchange one of her fighter bonus feats for another combat feat. She must meet the prerequisites for this new feat and she cannot alter a feat she is using as a prerequisite for another feat, prestige class, or other ability. This change persists for 24 hours, after which time the fighter’s feats return to normal. The fighter may spend 10 minutes studying the manual to end its effects early. 3750gp

Suzerain Scepter - This ornately bejeweled baton confers the mark of rightful rulership on its bearer. The wielder of this scepter gains a +5 competence bonus on Knowledge (nobility) and Diplomacy checks. Furthermore, once per day, and on command, wielder can affect up to seven living creatures with good hope, as the spell. If the wielder of a suzerain scepter has the Leadership feat, she may attract double the normal number of followers for her Leadership score; however, if the rod is out of the wielder’s possession for more than 1 week these extra followers leave. In addition, a suzerain scepter radiates a continuous bless effect that affects any cohort, follower, animal companion, familiar, special mount, or creature charmed or summoned by the wielder (but not called creatures or those under dominate or other compulsion effects). Whenever the wielder creates an effect that provides a morale bonus to such creatures (not including the scepter’s bless effect), that bonus increases by 1. 10,000

Drinking horn of bottomless valor - This horn is bound with fittings of gold and decorated with ornate carvings depicting scenes of glorious battle.
A fully charged horn has 3 charges—charges used are automatically renewed each day. So long as the horn has at least one charge remaining, it’s owner can command it to fill with mead or a similar alcoholic drink.
A creature can spend one or more charges while drinking from the horn to gain the following benefits:
1 charge: The drinker gains 1d8 temporary hit points (as if from an aid spell), which last for 1 minute. Using 1 charge is similar to drinking a potion—it takes a standard action and provokes an attack of opportunity (though certain abilities can reduce the action required).
2 charges: The drinker gains 1d8+5 temporary hit points and is enlarged, as the spell enlarge person, for 5 minutes. To use 2 charges, the drinker must spend a full round drinking from the horn, which always provokes an attack of opportunity.
3 charges: The drinker gains 1d8+10 temporary hit points, is enlarged for 10 minutes, and gains the benefit of a heroism spell for as long as she is enlarged. To use all 3 charges, the drinker must spend 2 full-round actions drinking from the horn. 24,000

bronze griffon figurine of wondrous power (looks like a platinum dragon) - When animated, a bronze griffon acts in all ways like a normal griffon under the command of its possessor. The item can be used twice per week for up to 6 hours per use. When 6 hours have passed or when the command word is spoken, the bronze griffon once again becomes a tiny statuette. 5,000

Amulet of blue dragon's breath - This amulet is crafted from a dragon scale hung on a thin wire of twisted mithral. There are 10 different types of amulet of dragon’s breath, each corresponding to one of the 10 dragon types. As a standard action, the wearer of an amulet of dragon’s breath can breathe out a blast of energy similar to a dragon’s breath weapon. This breath weapon deals 8d6 points of energy damage (Reflex DC 16 for half). The breath weapon’s shape and energy type depend on the type of dragon scale used to craft the amulet (see page 75 of the Pathfinder RPG Core Rulebook for a list of dragon types, energy types, and breath shapes). A new amulet of dragon’s breath can be used three times before the dragon scale cracks and the amulet becomes useless. 4,800

Dragonbone divination sticks - These eight rune-engraved dragon bones may be used as a divine focus for augury. They add 5% to the chance to successfully cast augury and divination. The bearer of the set gains a +3 luck bonus on one type of saving throw (Fortitude, Reflex, or Will), determined randomly each day. If a creature carries multiple sets of dragonbone divinationsticks, all of them provide a bonus on the same saving throw. 3,200

The scepter i think can be used with all my cavalier bonuses and such, I could duel wield the swort sword, but its not a huge thing the single blade thing has worked so far,

The drinking horn of for the barbarians should well go for the barbarians, unless Hila wants it.

I could cavalier on the bronze griffin figurine, or whatever, but it is another means of flight for a person or two if the spells fail.

The cepter also good well with some of my abilities. The rest is meh for me.

Hila is a puppy/child and therefore doesn't drink. :)

Also, she can't benefit from enlarge person. One of the barbarians should definitely take the figurine. Percy should take the divination sticks, at the very least for the save bonus and as a small bonus she has divination and augury on her spell list. I personally don't want anything though.

Ok, the sticks are nice too. I have argury known as well and Hallucinogenic smoke to enhance it.

hp Silence: 1d10 ⇒ 10
mule: 1d8 ⇒ 4

+1 BAB
Skills (4+1+1)
Challenge 5/day

Perception +1,Climb +1 Ride+1,Survival+1 ,Sense motive +1
Craft armor +1

>^.^<

Mule
+1 Bab
+1 Skill
+6 hp

I'd be cool with the drinking horn, though it only deepens my bottomless pit of HP. And being able to go large when our supplemental caster runs out of spell points

I'll get working on that caster. Thanks, YBD!

Lyosha can add to his breath weapon options with the amulet. The platinum dragon would be an awesome backup steed should we find ourselves somewhere Silence can't bring Mule along

Ah, missed the amulet. Hmm, it only has 3 uses though.

Three shots of 8d6 electricity damage is no joke

*nods*

*shuffles feet on carpet*

*ZAP*

*Shameless Plug*

There's 32hrs left in the latest Reaper Bones Kickstarter. Loads of awesome minis (including Baba Yaga, the Dancing Hut, and Pathfinder iconics for OA and half of the ACG). They've also teased a massive mini that's even cooler than the Tiamat sculpture from their last Kickstarter.

Reaper Bones 4 Kickstarter
Teaser: Dance of Death

Oooo, neat.

As further incentive, I'll mention the Underdark expansion, the Pit Fiend and Balor Demon, the Chibi Dragons, and the Dinosaurs. XD

So looks like :

Manual of War - Bound in bloodstained leather, this heavy tome is scarred like the flesh of a seasoned warrior and contains many generations of martial knowledge. Once per day, after studying the manual for 1 hour, a fighter may exchange one of her fighter bonus feats for another combat feat. She must meet the prerequisites for this new feat and she cannot alter a feat she is using as a prerequisite for another feat, prestige class, or other ability. This change persists for 24 hours, after which time the fighter’s feats return to normal. The fighter may spend 10 minutes studying the manual to end its effects early. 3750gp

Suzerain Scepter - This ornately bejeweled baton confers the mark of rightful rulership on its bearer. The wielder of this scepter gains a +5 competence bonus on Knowledge (nobility) and Diplomacy checks. Furthermore, once per day, and on command, wielder can affect up to seven living creatures with good hope, as the spell. If the wielder of a suzerain scepter has the Leadership feat, she may attract double the normal number of followers for her Leadership score; however, if the rod is out of the wielder’s possession for more than 1 week these extra followers leave. In addition, a suzerain scepter radiates a continuous bless effect that affects any cohort, follower, animal companion, familiar, special mount, or creature charmed or summoned by the wielder (but not called creatures or those under dominate or other compulsion effects). Whenever the wielder creates an effect that provides a morale bonus to such creatures (not including the scepter’s bless effect), that bonus increases by 1. Silence

Drinking horn of bottomless valor - This horn is bound with fittings of gold and decorated with ornate carvings depicting scenes of glorious battle.
A fully charged horn has 3 charges—charges used are automatically renewed each day. So long as the horn has at least one charge remaining, it’s owner can command it to fill with mead or a similar alcoholic drink.
A creature can spend one or more charges while drinking from the horn to gain the following benefits:
1 charge: The drinker gains 1d8 temporary hit points (as if from an aid spell), which last for 1 minute. Using 1 charge is similar to drinking a potion—it takes a standard action and provokes an attack of opportunity (though certain abilities can reduce the action required).
2 charges: The drinker gains 1d8+5 temporary hit points and is enlarged, as the spell enlarge person, for 5 minutes. To use 2 charges, the drinker must spend a full round drinking from the horn, which always provokes an attack of opportunity.
3 charges: The drinker gains 1d8+10 temporary hit points, is enlarged for 10 minutes, and gains the benefit of a heroism spell for as long as she is enlarged. To use all 3 charges, the drinker must spend 2 full-round actions drinking from the horn. Sigrun

bronze griffon figurine of wondrous power (looks like a platinum dragon) - When animated, a bronze griffon acts in all ways like a normal griffon under the command of its possessor. The item can be used twice per week for up to 6 hours per use. When 6 hours have passed or when the command word is spoken, the bronze griffon once again becomes a tiny statuette.10,000

Amulet of blue dragon's breath - This amulet is crafted from a dragon scale hung on a thin wire of twisted mithral. There are 10 different types of amulet of dragon’s breath, each corresponding to one of the 10 dragon types. As a standard action, the wearer of an amulet of dragon’s breath can breathe out a blast of energy similar to a dragon’s breath weapon. This breath weapon deals 8d6 points of energy damage (Reflex DC 16 for half). The breath weapon’s shape and energy type depend on the type of dragon scale used to craft the amulet (see page 75 of the Pathfinder RPG Core Rulebook for a list of dragon types, energy types, and breath shapes). A new amulet of dragon’s breath can be used three times before the dragon scale cracks and the amulet becomes useless. Neverhome

Dragonbone divination sticks - These eight rune-engraved dragon bones may be used as a divine focus for augury. They add 5% to the chance to successfully cast augury and divination. The bearer of the set gains a +3 luck bonus on one type of saving throw (Fortitude, Reflex, or Will), determined randomly each day. If a creature carries multiple sets of dragonbone divinationsticks, all of them provide a bonus on the same saving throw. Percy

Should e hold on to the Griffon, or does anyone want it? I'll Addthe manual to loot to sell off to or interplanar fence

If we are sure miss percy's friend can handle making us fly its unecessary... it could come in handy otherwise?

So could 10K though. heh

If I'm reading things right my friend should have fly covered.

Yea let's sell it.

Okay

ANNOUNCEMENT TO ALL MY GAMES

The wife and I are currently in the path of Hurricane Irma. As such, we may be evacuating. We'll know for sure by Friday, but I wanted to give everyone a heads-up in case I suddenly stop posting for a while.

Of course, we all understand. Just be safe.

Yeah, stay safe.

Indeed. Be safe.

Keep safe, hope all goes as well as can be expected.

Yes yes, as the others havw said safety first.

Update: we've decided to wait out the storm, so the last several days have been full of stockpiling drinks/snacks/water and making sure our valuables are securely locked up in our 'safe room.' The cats our prepped, and we have some anti-anxiety medicine for them if things get too crazy. We'll see how things go today and tomorrow. We're not too worried though; we're near Orlando, so there's no large bodies of water around, and there aren't too many large trees around our apartment.

If anyone needs something to do, by the way, Gameplay's still open. XD There are three potential exits to the room you're currently in.

Okay keep safe.

We're alive! No power, and internet's spotty, but that's expected. Funny: the only fallen tree in the entire apartment complex landed on my wife's car. Thank Gozreh, there's no apparent damage due to how it fell. One of those "missed by inches" situations.

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Yay, you're alive!
Oh no! The car's dead!
Yay insurance!

Car runs fine, actually. If she'd parked 2in closer to the curb, it would have been totalled, but as is, there's only a few scratches on the hood. XD

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Wow. Talk about a close call.

Yay!

Invulnerable Rager car.

Glad to hear.

so the Home Cauldron of Plenty we should keep in the house. Not only is it a continuous food source, but the once a week Heroes Feast is most likely the fastest way to cure Percy.

Every creature partaking of the feast is cured of all sickness and nausea, receives the benefits of both neutralize poison and remove disease, and gains 1d8 temporary hit points + 1 point per two caster levels (maximum +10) after imbibing the nectar-like beverage that is part of the feast. The ambrosial food grants each creature that partakes a +1 morale bonus on attack rolls and Will saves and a +4 morale bonus on saving throws against poison and fear effects for 12 hours.

Nice.

I know you said that you wouldn't be running the cohort. Does that mean not at all, or just not during combat? I guess I'm asking if I should be making an alias...

It's easier for me if we treat the cohort like Hila/Crow. Does that work for you; I'm flexible.

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Ya! Just checking before I dive in.

Ok, here she is! I'm still finalizing things but she should be complete soon.

*Posted to all my games*

I am going on vacation this Friday until Monday the 16th. Posting may be sporadic, but since I do 90% of my posting from my phone anyway I won't be completely radio silent. If I disappear for a while, just know I'm not dead.

I'll be starting a new job in just over a week, so life will be a bit hectic until probably the end of the month. Especially as I'm currently shopping for a new car as well. :-(

well hopefully its a nicer new job? and yay new cars sort of?