Tendal Deverin |
Checking in. Sorry about the terrible posting. I think that I should be back in action as soon as we get out of this month. Being an ICU senior resident is way harder than I thought it would be. I am still enjoying it, but the time requirements are nuts. I spent 27 hours in the hospital on my last shift, put in several arterial lines, got an hour and a half nap and managed 35 patients on 3 floors. Last year I had time to sit down and post, when I wasn't running around... because I had a senior. ;p
Phillip Hargreaves |
As an aside I'll be starting the great familial migration tomorrow through to 6 January 2019. We will be driving somewhere in the region of 2,000 km over the time and flying about 8,000 km... so shall be intermittently unable to post or otherwise.
Happy holidaze and christenmas to all and sundry. May your time off be rejuvenating and soulful.
Joana |
Snake draws his weapon and brings forth his innate magic to better protect himself.
Draw morningstar; Cast Mage armor
You (and Tendal) have already cast mage armor today, and it has been slightly more than three hours since the fight with Nigel, Remy, and Nico so the spell has expired.
Tendal Deverin |
"Snake" wrote:You (and Tendal) have already cast mage armor today, and it has been slightly more than three hours since the fight with Nigel, Remy, and Nico so the spell has expired.Snake draws his weapon and brings forth his innate magic to better protect himself.
Draw morningstar; Cast Mage armor
well nuts
Phillip Hargreaves |
Just a short note from the short party member. I'll be off on a bus to Sydney soon for a 3 day Magic the Gathering extravaganza where I'll be furrowing my brow and shuffling small pieces of cardboard before hopefully turning many blue and red coloured things to the right and slamming down a spell with X in it's cost.
As such, I shall be out of internettyness and given that my modicum of gray matter shall be expended on the vagaries of the draw-go format... I shall be relatively silent for a period.
Hopefully I shall be vociferous once more on the 4th of February.
Phillip Hargreaves |
Wishings of luck are appreciated... however they did not translate into success on the weekend. I was thoroughly and routinely eviscerated, though one did win at least a smattering of games and had some funs. Got some purdy loot out of it as well :)
Braddon Hurst |
Phillip th-inks for a short span about whether to give Braddon an ink-ling that he was squidding about the crustaceous land-squids... but the raw glance and thoughts of the half-elf's short sword getting lodged in his squid-ney make him reconsquider the thought.
A fleeting moment of whimsy cannot be completely squelched though... "No need to get crabby Braddon, those squiddy bastards really crabbed you good before you krilled them. Who knows how long they've been scuttling about like hermits here. It's not shrimpossible there's some gold stashed away... and if we find some I'll be the first to the shellabration... but lets not get shellfish eh? Keep our thoughts on what else is lurking before we turn to shinier things."
That's amazing. :-D
(So amazing I reprinted the whole thing :-)
Javell DeLeon |
Braddon will set about looking for treasure. Low int, high greed, feeling wronged.
As always, if the party wants to take a different course, they can talk him round. I like to think of it as... "Chaotic Flexible" :-)
Yeah Snake doesn't really care to be honest. Like... you know... at all. :P
As far as Tony Curtis? Honestly couldn't tell you because I've never seen a Tony C. movie. Know who he is just never had any desire to see anything he's ever done. Just flat out no interest.
Gristav |
Braddon's statline, reads 26/29 HP, is that correct?
Gris will take the vanguard, if Braddon's unwell.
Joana |
Waiting to verify who's in front. If this weren't such a narrow corridor, I'd put Braddon and Gristav side by side, but this is definitely single-file territory.
It's also worth considering that, unless the tunnel opens out into a larger space, only the person in front is likely to be able to engage in melee easily and will provide cover to enemies in front from the perspective of PCs behind him.
(Unless, of course, this is all just a set-up and something's going to pounce on the party from behind when they least expect it. *checks Tendal's flat-footed AC*)
Gristav |
So sorry for delay. I HAVE been coming in, looking at the lack of 'x new' messages on the threads, then leaving. Today, I clicked the thread anyway...
So yeah, sorry.
Will post soon.
I'll be writing assuming the last charges of Frostbite remain. I hope that's correct...
Joana |
So sorry for delay. I HAVE been coming in, looking at the lack of 'x new' messages on the threads, then leaving. Today, I clicked the thread anyway...
So yeah, sorry.
I've heard there's been a case of that going around for some people.
I'll allow frostbite this time but will point out that Gristav was the one to go into the tidal pool after the treasure and explicitly touched several things in the process.
Holding the Charge: If you don't discharge the spell in the round when you cast the spell, you can hold the charge indefinitely. You can continue to make touch attacks round after round. If you touch anything or anyone while holding a charge, even unintentionally, the spell discharges. If you cast another spell, the touch spell dissipates.
Then again, he's spellstriking through his weapon, not his hand, so .... gray area. In future, if you're holding the charge, give me some flavor text in your intercombat actions about the care you're taking to reserve your magic. ;)
Gristav |
Gristav wrote:So sorry for delay. I HAVE been coming in, looking at the lack of 'x new' messages on the threads, then leaving. Today, I clicked the thread anyway...
So yeah, sorry.
I've heard there's been a case of that going around for some people.
I'll allow frostbite this time but will point out that Gristav was the one to go into the tidal pool after the treasure and explicitly touched several things in the process.
Quote:Holding the Charge: If you don't discharge the spell in the round when you cast the spell, you can hold the charge indefinitely. You can continue to make touch attacks round after round. If you touch anything or anyone while holding a charge, even unintentionally, the spell discharges. If you cast another spell, the touch spell dissipates.Then again, he's spellstriking through his weapon, not his hand, so .... gray area. In future, if you're holding the charge, give me some flavor text in your intercombat actions about the care you're taking to reserve your magic. ;)
All more than fair.
But you're right, with the swimming, it's lapsed.
Gristav |
Joana wrote:Gristav wrote:So sorry for delay. I HAVE been coming in, looking at the lack of 'x new' messages on the threads, then leaving. Today, I clicked the thread anyway...
So yeah, sorry.
I've heard there's been a case of that going around for some people.
I'll allow frostbite this time but will point out that Gristav was the one to go into the tidal pool after the treasure and explicitly touched several things in the process.
Quote:Holding the Charge: If you don't discharge the spell in the round when you cast the spell, you can hold the charge indefinitely. You can continue to make touch attacks round after round. If you touch anything or anyone while holding a charge, even unintentionally, the spell discharges. If you cast another spell, the touch spell dissipates.Then again, he's spellstriking through his weapon, not his hand, so .... gray area. In future, if you're holding the charge, give me some flavor text in your intercombat actions about the care you're taking to reserve your magic. ;)All more than fair.
But you're right, with the swimming, it's lapsed.
Reading all that again, if you're willing to let me store unused Frostbite 'bites' in the ashen greatwand, it'd be treasonous to the power of the party not to take you up on it.
Whatever you are most comfortable with.
Gristav |
So gents, anyone opposed to the glacial(!) pacing of having Gristav try to sandpaper these bugs smooth with Ray of Frost? Or should we meleeists charge and leap that bug at the corner to open a second front?
Watching Braddon get crit at has me favoring caution, and the sure victory of ice, ice, baby, from behind the chokepoint where our worst odds are 2:1. We've still a whole untaken path to explore, miles to go before we sleep.
Maybe if I actually _hit_, they'll run away? Maybe target the water? I expect they'll choose under rather than over, if it seems winter is coming.
Joana |
Apologies for letting that delay go on too long. We're within shouting distance of the end of this adventure. I know Mark and Zeta are both less available now than when we began, so I'm trying to balance between leaving them enough time to respond against playing too much of both sides of the encounters. Spellcasters in particular I'm loath to act for, unless there's a clear optimal choice.