Also initially confused over Lucetta's actions, Iacobus stifles a laugh over the juxtaposition of the slack faced slave standing in the oil with an open flame, oblivious to the dangers arround him.
Mechanically, there are some issues with this working, but for the sake of fun...
Torch in hand the slave walks into the oil soaked room. As before, the viscous mist seeps out from the holes on the floor and envelopes the hapless slave. it shies away from the open flame, but in the end it does not matter, as the slave shrieks in agony before falling dead. As planned, the torch rolls from the lifeless fingers of the corpse and after a few tense moments, its flickering flames ignite the oil. Flames flicker to life and begin to dance along the oil. Soon the heat backing off of the room is intense and in the low key inferno, the creature writhes and crisps and ultimately perishes.
Once the flames dies down, you enter the room, the smell of charred flesh filling your nostrils. Doors lead to the north and to the east. With no indication as to which way to head, you head north and open the elaborately barred door. Beyond, at the end of a short passage is another wooden door. Unsurprisingly the door is inscribed with yet another platitude: “Cruelty is a tool not a pastime. Be ruthless to thy enemy but reward those who serve thee well.”
There is only one thing in this room – a torturer’s rack. This cruel implement is functional and ready for use but currently empty. The chamber is lit by an oil lantern that hangs from the centre of the room. There is nothing else obvious here.
HP 32, AC 22, T 12, F 20, CMD 20, Fort +6, Ref +5, Will +5, Init +3, Perc +5
Shaken by the violent death of the slave Arthur reminds himself Better them than me, and moves on still carrying the torch as a weapon. "What do you think this means? Another riddle, a clue or just some writing," he asks before opening the door and taking in the room. He walks in, circles the rack looking for any thing of interest and finds nothing. "Is this just to remind us to be faithfull?" he wonders out aloud. Looking to the others he asks: "Would one of you take the torch so I can draw my blade again, I think it is of more use."
Ember gives an approving look to Lucetta, and follows the big one into the room. Not a pastime, but a tool. How often we forget about it… she muses as she walks over the torture hack and touches it tenderly ”I don’t think this should be used on any of us. There is no point in that. Maybe from your point of view, I may have some secret knowledge about this place, which I assure you I do not.” she look around and says ”So, why this is here?”
HP 32, AC 22, T 12, F 20, CMD 20, Fort +6, Ref +5, Will +5, Init +3, Perc +5
"Good I am not fond of these kind of reminders, he remarks grimly. "Do you think it is for any prisoners, we could capture later on, when we are done here?" he asks.
GM Fanguar: Thanks for handwaving mechanics in favour of narrative :D
Lucetta claps her hands in joy that the plan worked, and gleefully bounces down the corridor eager to take on the next challenge.
She frowns however as she surveys the torture device, less about the nature of the thing and more about the lack of hints on how to proceed.
Perhaps, as in other chambers, there are hidden doors here. I have little skill with detecting such things would you all kindly take a wall and check it out?
HP 32, AC 22, T 12, F 20, CMD 20, Fort +6, Ref +5, Will +5, Init +3, Perc +5
Going to one of the walls Arthur quickly glances it over. Perhaps he is to hasty as he finds nothing. "I think this is just a regular stone wall," he says.
@Lucetta: No worries. I generally go with what's more fun. I find that PbPs are slow enough already without having to find a perfect RAW solution to every problem.
Ember finds a small hidden door on one wall. After Iacobus takes a minute to check for traps, you carefully open it.
Beyond it, you find small cubby. Inside cowers a young man in a bright tabard display the symbol of Mitra.
When you open the door, he cries out. "Oh sweet Mitra. Don't hurt me!"
"Oh my, my. What do we have here?" she smiles pleasantly at him and continues ”It’s alright now. You are safe, no one will hurt you.” she says extending her hand, to help him out of his hiding place.
"What are you doing here? And how you ended up hiding there?" she asks, a mask of concern in her face.
Iacobus gives the man a once over and then takes on an expression of relief. "Oh, good someone else. We have been trapped down here for days. The way back is too dangerous. You wouldn't know any other way out of here?" Bluff Assit:1d20 + 6 ⇒ (14) + 6 = 20
Quickly glancing over the young man's attire and picking up what her companions have started, Lucetta adds
Mitra be praised, we have found another survivor! Lucetta bows her head gracefully and mutters something under her breath
Surely it is divine providence that has reunited us! Now, my sister and brother have it right, we need to get out of here, do you know your way around these catacombs?
HP 32, AC 22, T 12, F 20, CMD 20, Fort +6, Ref +5, Will +5, Init +3, Perc +5
Arthur realises what the others are trying to accomplished and tries to help. Alas the words "Don't worry we won't harm you," has less of an effect when one's hand rest comfortably on the hilt of a sword.
I'll just assume no one is openly displaying a asmodean holy symbol.
The fellow crawls out cautiously and stands before you. He looks to be a lad of about 15 and is dressed in a squire's attire. His scabbard is empty and his chainmail is torn. His tunic is stained with blood.
SM:1d20 - 1 ⇒ (16) - 1 = 15
"Who are you people? How in Mitra's name did you end up down here too?"
HP 32, AC 22, T 12, F 20, CMD 20, Fort +6, Ref +5, Will +5, Init +3, Perc +5
The sight of the non-threatning teenager eases Arthur up a bit, his hand slides away from the weapon although he keeps his distance. "Well it is a long story..." he begins pausing for the others to take over the conversation.
A stpry we can talk about later, now listen, we need to know anything you can tell us about this place, how did you come to be hidden here? Is there another way in?
"We don't know if we are being followed, so we might want to hurry. Stories, as my friend here stated, can wait..."
I don't know if that works for a diplomacy aid, but... Diplomacy:1d20 + 6 + 1d6 ⇒ (3) + 6 + (6) = 15 Inspiration needed! If it needs it's own bluff check... Bluff:1d20 + 6 ⇒ (15) + 6 = 21. And finally Iacobus keeps his symbol in a breast pocket over his heart sewn into the inside of his shirt. If he is getting searched or stripped he is liable to be dead anyways; it also serves as a reminder and might help deflect a blow or two...
The lad settles a bit. He doesn't appear completely won over, but his immediate terror has subsided.
"I don't know how I end up in this dungeon of horrors. The last thing I recall is settling in for the night in Sir Balin's camp. When I woke up I was down here and that horrible thing was chasing me. It looks like a man, but it isn't. It's a devil. it chased me though horrible room after horrible room. If I hadn't found that hidey hole, it would have had me for sure."
Fear fills his eyes and he looks at you questioningly. "Did you see it? Did you kill it?"
Ember, for the most part stayed in silence. She could move without being seen, she could kill using her hands, she was more than apt at using a bow, she could drag the boy off the hole, set him up in the torture table and learn all of his secrets, she always knew when someone was lying to her, not a move one would do she missed, but talking sweetly is not her best trait. It amazed her how she was able to do it before. Lucky is a fickle mistress, it’s dumb to trust her.
Iacobus' eyes widen slightly at the explanation. "You too? We've been having to hide from that thing for a while now. That's why we can't go back. We... used to have a few more people, but... With this his eyes start to moisten and his throat sounds like it has started to close up. Iacobus quickly turns away and starts shuddering.
Oh bother, I was sure we'd found another way out here
she wells up slightly, but quickly wipes her tears away
Still, we have another survivor and that's something to give thanks for she smiles
Right, there's nothing for it, we'll have to keep looking. Come my friends, let us steel ourselves, summon our faith and work together to vanquish this place!
Lucetta leads the way back to the previous room and gestures to the East door.
We have yet to explore this way, gird yourselves and let us see what awaits
Past the eastern door is a short corridor that leads to another of the now familiar doors. Above this one is engraved “The chosen are revealed by their might. The weak deserve no sympathy.”
Opening the door, you see another room lighted by a hanging lantern a door to the south is barred by a heavy wooden crossbeam. Writhing beneath the lantern is a pair of shiny metal serpents.
Know(arcane) DC13:
They are mithral cobras
snakes:
nit +4; Senses darkvision 60 ft., low-light vision; Perception +0 DEFENSE
AC 22, touch 13, flat-footed 18 (+4 Dex, +7 natural, +1 size) hp 15 (1d10+10)
Fort +0, Ref +4, Will +0
DR 5/—; Immune construct traits; SR 13
OFFENSE
Speed 70 ft.
Melee bite +3 (1d6+1 plus poison)
Finally, something I can recognize, though after that wizard's house I didn't expect to see these again... Iacobus thinks as he shouts, "Careful, these snakes have poison and are pretty resistant to damage. Spells may or may not work."
After this he pulls Lucetta aside, and, with a glance, tries to tell the other two to keep the lad busy. "I think they might let us pass if we gave them our 'friend' over there, but he might prove even more useful later. Ideas?"
Hmm, thus far each room has been self-contained, I believe the boy may hold information yet crucial to us in escaping down here, this may well simply be a test of might, though I find myself ill-prepared as my arcane magics are ill-suited to such direct confrontation.
Lucetta studies the metal snakes, deep in thought about the best way to tackle them.
HP 32, AC 22, T 12, F 20, CMD 20, Fort +6, Ref +5, Will +5, Init +3, Perc +5
Any uncertainty Arthur had when they encountered the boy vanished as he focus shifts once the snakes slithers into life. His mind is drawn towards a single yet simple goal surviving and besting the enemy. Two quick steps places him just in front of Iacobus and Lucetta alowing the two to speak. "What should I do?" he asks.
"Okay, good points. Well let's get this over with then." Iacobus responds to Lucetta before raising his voice. "Arthur, you're our front line, but be careful and wait for the go. I'll try to help as much as possible. Ember, ranged support, please and if you have any good spells for Arthur here... Lucetta, whatever you can. And you, wait we never got your name did we? Nevermind. If you think you can help feel free but otherwise stay back, we aren't losing anyone else to this cursed place." While directing everyone, Iacobus pulls out a small vial wrapped in cloth to help prevent it clinking and breaking. Finished with his speech he pulls out the stopper with his teeth and downs the contents. A moment or two later his arms start to strech to unnatural lengths.
How am I supposed to keep a face for the boy? she thinks when she hears the Iacobus instructions. Well, he may have something planned. she thinks as she grabs her holy symbol changing a small prayer ”Mighty Father, give thy blessings to thine faithful son.” she finishes as she touches Arthur, making him the one to receive the dark father blessings.
Just used: guidance. +1 competence bonus on a single attack roll, saving throw, or skill check.
"See if you can get around the snakes, we might be able to hurt them but it's going to take some time. Lucetta, Ember some covering fire would be appreciated."
With this Iacobus starts to move around the edges of the room, dropping his crossbow and drawing his rapier. Preparing to aid Arthur if the snakes attempt to attack him.
HP 32, AC 22, T 12, F 20, CMD 20, Fort +6, Ref +5, Will +5, Init +3, Perc +5
Following the advice although a bit sceptic Arthur edges into the room keeping his guard up and facing towards the snakes. He tries to make his way around them.
HP 32, AC 22, T 12, F 20, CMD 20, Fort +6, Ref +5, Will +5, Init +3, Perc +5
Keeping his wits Arthur takes half a step back. "Daemon spawn," he curses before swinging his sword. The downward slash is still way above the snakes and even though the bash with his shield is closer it still misses.
Are we going to get advantage cor this fight?
Iacobus once again tries to insert his rapier into the combat, this time to throw the snakes off guard.
Aid another:1d20 + 4 ⇒ (13) + 4 = 17 Aid another advantage(?):1d20 + 4 ⇒ (15) + 4 = 19 plus two for next attack roll. Arthur which form of aid do you prefer, AC or attack?
Sure (thanks for the reminder. Advantage= roll 1d20 twice and take the highest.) You guys are probably going to need it, since you're not really built to deal with this challenge.
Even with advantage Lucetta requires a 19 or 20 to hit the snakes, and doesn't do enough damage to bypass their DR. Also, being constructs, her magical repertoire is useless against them. Apologies all :(
Lucetta tries to distract the snakes with her acid orbs.
aid another(combat):1d20 + 3 ⇒ (4) + 3 = 7 aid another(combat):1d20 + 3 ⇒ (8) + 3 = 11
Arthur, pick whichever you didn't get from Iacobus, AC or +to hit!
you just need a 14 (13 touch AC +3 [ranged attack bonus?] -4 into melee) to hit the snakes with acid splash... Also elemental damage should bypass the DR, they would need resistance. Acid splash away.
Snake 1 vs Arthur:1d20 + 3 ⇒ (16) + 3 = 19 Snake 2 vs Arthur:1d20 + 3 ⇒ (8) + 3 = 11
With a little aided distraction from Iacobus, Arthur is able to evade the snakes' attacks.
Everyone is up
snakes:
nit +4; Senses darkvision 60 ft., low-light vision; Perception +0 DEFENSE
AC 22, touch 13, flat-footed 18 (+4 Dex, +7 natural, +1 size)
hp 15/15, 14/15
Fort +0, Ref +4, Will +0
DR 5/—; Immune construct traits; SR 13
OFFENSE
Speed 70 ft.
Melee bite +3 (1d6+1 plus poison)
HP 32, AC 22, T 12, F 20, CMD 20, Fort +6, Ref +5, Will +5, Init +3, Perc +5
Hard pressed by the ferocious attack of the artificial snakes Arthur sends a forced smile to Iacobus as the man's intervention saved him from the fangs. He swings his sword once again and alas even though he focused on this attack alone it passed several inches above the heads of the snakes. "Mitra's burned out sun," he curses.
Realising her simple spell might actually provide some assistance to the party here due to the snakes reliance on their metallic nature for defence, Lucetta carefully aims another orb at the writhing opponents harassing Arthur.
Pleased he was finally able to accomplish something aith these snakes, Iacobus tries to smile back at Arthur but only makes a sly smirk. Realizing he failed to.send the right message, Iacobus instead focuses back on the snakes and reaches out with his elongated arms, again trying to distract the snakes from hitting Arthur.
Aid another roll 1:1d20 + 4 ⇒ (9) + 4 = 13
"We may need to think of another way of doing this..."
There must be a better way of dealing with this! Ember thinks as she struggle with the snakes. I refuse to tell daddy some stupid snakes prevented me from obeying him!
Using the same hatred and fear for not being able to overcome such ridiculous challenge, fire starts to burn around her, mostly concentrated at her hand, to a point it shoots off in a scorching bolt of divine fire, targeting the already injured snake.
Fire Bolt (Sp): As a standard action, you can unleash a scorching bolt of divine fire from your outstretched hand. You can target any single foe within 30 feet as a ranged touch attack with this bolt of fire. If you hit the foe, the fire bolt deals 1d6 points of fire damage + 1 point for every two cleric levels you possess. You can use this ability a number of times per day equal to 3 + your Wisdom modifier.
Fire Bolt: 7/8
Oh yeah baby! Take that! Seven points of damage! Yatta!!
Howdy folks! Thanks for joining my little game here. Hopefully we all get along and have a good time.
First thing first, let's roll for our remaining ability scores.
1d10+7 four times in order. No re-rolls no swapping ability scores. Yes this does mean our fighter could have 8 CON, but that's half the fun.
Once your scores are set, you can finish off you character sheets. Everyone gets an extra 2 skill points per level and feel free to co-ordinate skill point allocation. If you have any questions, let me know.
As for gear, you all start with nothing and all spell casters have their daily spells memorized. The gameplay thread is open, so feel free to make a post. Remember that all the PCs are already acquainted.
One last thing, while I'm not overly concerned about posting rate, if you fail to post for a week, without prior warning, I will replace you. I hope that doesn't seem too unreasonable.
Book reader 2/Japanophile 1/Cat Animal lover 1/Undecided 3
Looking forward to this campaign and the characters' decent into evil.
Now let's hope the rng is feeling nice this evening...
Dex:1d10 + 7 ⇒ (1) + 7 = 8 Con:1d10 + 7 ⇒ (5) + 7 = 12 Wis:1d10 + 7 ⇒ (2) + 7 = 9 Cha:1d10 + 7 ⇒ (1) + 7 = 8
Guess it's not. What I get for posting late at night...
Who is not staying on the front line? That's right, Iacobus.
Quick question, are we including racial bonuses or not? (cause I could really use that plus two.....)
Will develop alias in a little while(tomorrow morning likely...)
Book reader 2/Japanophile 1/Cat Animal lover 1/Undecided 3
Thank-you, the stat line would have been interesting to play (to say the least...)
Strength = 8
Dex (take 2):1d10 + 7 ⇒ (7) + 7 = 14 Con (take 2):1d10 + 7 ⇒ (2) + 7 = 9
Intellegence = 18
Wis (take 2):1d10 + 7 ⇒ (1) + 7 = 8 Cha (take 2):1d10 + 7 ⇒ (7) + 7 = 14
I can work with those.
And our fighter does have Con 8. This screams vampire at some point. I am a bit lost as to try and patch up my build plan for a two weapon fighting sword and board or just sword and board with a quick fix for con.
Should we work out how we know each other from the gang?
Argh, it totals 17 points exactly, treacherous strength score!!
Still, one must deal with the hand that is dealt, I shall retire to consider how to integrate the attributes to Lucetta's background and make her more physical somehow :)
I am currently at a 28pt. buy so I am over the 25pt. Would you allow a two for on exchange on my part? That would result in the stats below before racial modifier and keep closer in spirit with the rolls. (A 23pt. buy)
Str 18
Dex 13
Con 10
Int 8
Wis 12
Cha 13
A 25 pt. buy without racial modifier for me would properly be as written below, but I am open to suggestions.
Str 16
Dex 16
Con 14
Int 10
Wis 10
Cha 10
Book reader 2/Japanophile 1/Cat Animal lover 1/Undecided 3
Well I was okay with the previous roll, I may just level out Con and Wis (making it a 25 point buy but keeping the spirit of the rolls and the focus/foibles.)
Alright, still need to look at feats and one or two other things but this should be good for Iacobus. If you have any suggestions I would love to hear them. I also am still looking at languages in particular...
Not having to buy things makes this go sooo much quicker.
Looking at what you've selected for languages, I can say that gnome wont ever come up. Celestial and infernal will see use and so will a little bit of giant. Common will be fine for most things.
As much as I can see the fun in trying to make the random rolling work to twist your character in an unexpected way, I'll plead concept triumphing over dicerolls and grab the 25pt buy option with both hands ;)
Not having to worry about buying things really does help you're right Iacobus!
The focus foible system is just supposed to make things interesting, but unfortunately, it's a rare build that can rely on only one high ability score.
It might work better if it was a +9 instead of the +7... The character already has a -1 in a stat, but it may require the avoiding a race that could raise it...
It might work better if it was a +9 instead of the +7... The character already has a -1 in a stat, but it may require the avoiding a race that could raise it...
Rolling 2 dice would be the easiest. 1d6+1d4 +7, would make you much less likely to end up with low scores, but you still end up punishing MAD classes a bit.
@Zurn Thorn: I meant to mention in the original recruitment that I was making the Fiendish vessel archetype available to all races. So if you aren't married to you deity, it might be worth looking at.
Male Human Cleric 1 l HP: 12/12 l AC: 9 l FF: 9 l Touch: 9 l CMD: 10 l Init:-1 l Fort: +5 l Ref:-1 l Will:+5 l Perception:+3 l
GM Fanguar wrote:
If you want you can just do a 25pt buy instead.
Lucetta wrote:
As much as I can see the fun in trying to make the random rolling work to twist your character in an unexpected way, I'll plead concept triumphing over dicerolls and grab the 25pt buy option with both hands.
The more I think about it... I am going to finalize the ability scores with this option. Go for more of a conceptual approach.
Str: 12 Middle Age
Dex: 8 Middle Age
Con: 17 Middle Age
Int: 15 Middle Age
Wis: 17-Human Racial Mod and Middle Age included
Cha: 8-Middle Age
Are you okay with these ability scores Fanguar?
GM Fanguar wrote:
I meant to mention in the original recruitment that I was making the Fiendish vessel archetype available to all races. So if you aren't married to you deity, it might be worth looking at.
Thats pretty good. I am pretty set with Zurn being a Zon-Kuthon worshiper though. Thanks for giving me the option. :)
Ok. I get the gist of the plan. Couple of things. I assume you are going to clean up the blood and hide the bodies. Prestidigitation makes that fairly trivial.
All the guards know how many prisoners there are, so going in and seeing just one is going to tip them off immediately, so I'm not sure what the point of Lucetta's disguise is.
I'm going to want a bluff roll when you call the guards in and disguise rolls from whomever is dressed up as guards, when the guards get close to them.
Other than that, I think trying to lure those 2 guards into a trap is an excellent idea.
Yup prestidigitation would be used for cleaning/dirtying as required. That's probably the most use I've ever gotten out of that spell thus far in any campaign :D
Well I thought to lure them to the guard room and have them see the prisoner on the floor there in a puddle of blood (so no need to re-visit the cell-block).
On balance I think it's the best idea, as means the disguised PC guards are at a distance so easier to bluff as their faces will be at a distance and less easy to recognise when they shout for help, it's just the question of what to say! Sadly there are no female guards so Lucetta cannot help with the bluff :s
pfsrd states "When your character is not in immediate danger or distracted, you may choose to take 10."
So I guess in this instance it would be down to GM fiat, you're not technically in immediate danger or distracted by anything, but it could be ruled that the situation is quite stressful. I'll be honest and say I'd ask the GM!
Male Human Cleric 1 l HP: 12/12 l AC: 9 l FF: 9 l Touch: 9 l CMD: 10 l Init:-1 l Fort: +5 l Ref:-1 l Will:+5 l Perception:+3 l
Hey Guys, I have some really really really bad news. I am going through a rough patch in my life. I can't really go into detail, but the reasoning is legitimate.
What I can go into detail about is the medium that we play in. I realized that this medium has become largely unsatisfying for me.There are certainty advantages: more detail, more characterization, and a different way of storytelling. But, I like seeing someone roll the dice. Seeing the laughter, the panic, and the excitement. It cannot be beat. I feel like this computer screen is too much of a wall to probably experience that kind of fun. Certainly, time is less of an issue in some circumstances, but game time is much slower. There are a large amount of games that are left unfinished.I would rather not go farther and do a disservice to you guys.
I am calling quits through this medium. I apologize for starting something and not being there to finish it. Especially when it is early game. It is important that I do this. I am glad to have the opportunity to play with you guys. This was a valuable learning experience.
Init +3 | Perc +10 | AC 15 / T 15 / FF 11 | HP 11/11 | Saves F +5/R +3/W +6
Hey there!
Just got the invite, and spent the last little bit skimming the gameplay.
I'd definitely be interested in joining y'all. I was in a Way of the Wicked game that died this time last year at almost exactly the same place y'all are now. In other words, perfect timing.
Poki is a Dread Gnome Blight Druid. She isn't really specced for healing (especially with the default spells from her capture), but I can certainly bend her more that way if need be. Personality-wise, she's essentially a feral fey, or the sm**f version of Gollum.
Let me know what you want me to do regarding creation. Stat's were originally rolled under Focus/Foible (Focus: Wisdom, Foible: Intelligence) but I'm happy to reroll if you like.
I'm generally a reliable poster, but I'm accountant, so I tend to get a little flakey for a week or so around quarter-end -- and some years January can be brutal. I'll give you a heads up if that looks likely.
It's sad to see someone go... though it is nice to have a replacement already.
I'm also planning on being here for the long run but, as my post count and newbie mistakes (posting two rolls in one) shows, I am just getting started...
And 'ello Poki, posion crafter and (next level) user here. Glad to see she can still have a chance to burn down the Evil Holy Government.
It's a little inelegant, but I'm just going to retcon Poki in and the good doctor out. Now with the fabric of space time reordered, we can continue.
@Poki: your current stats are fine enough, a little high, but hardly game breaking. As for healing, I'm not a big proponent of in combat healing at the best of times and evil clerics don't get channel positive energy anyways, so it's not really a big change. Wands of CLW and infernal healing will suffice, I would think. I will ask that you start with one spell spent, representing a CLW on Grumblejack, so I don't have to retcon that. Otherwise, Poof! You're in the game.
@Iacobus: People come and people go, it's to be expected, but considering the circumstances it would have been nice if Zurn hadn't wasted everyone's time. RE:newbieness, I have no problem with multiple actions posted, it's just that you have to take into account potential failures. Peception vs disguise, sense motive vs bluff, etc. If you fail, the outcome is quite different. That being said, I generally don't mind if you want to make opposing rolls for the enemy during you post, instead of waiting for me to respond. It can help speed things along.
Just to note I will be visiting a friend in Salt Lake City for a few days and may not be able to post with any regularity, especially tomorrow and Thursday (when I will be driving for 7+ hours).
I will be able to post but if I fail to do so timely feel free to bot me.
Got my copy of the Advanced class guide yesterday. Doesn't look like much (if anything) has changed. (Still a skill monkey par excellence, still likely to be less than helpful during combat... though some of the new talents might help some.)
Sorry about not posting much, I was still trying to get back into the swing of things from my vacation.
I always try and post when there's something to respond to, but I try not to be every other post in the thread!
I'm surprised that the others are flagging, noting you stated at the start of the game:
GM Fanguar wrote:
One last thing, while I'm not overly concerned about posting rate, if you fail to post for a week, without prior warning, I will replace you. I hope that doesn't seem too unreasonable.
as Iacobus and Poki haven't posted since last Saturday :(
I always try and post when there's something to respond to, but I try not to be every other post in the thread!
I'm surprised that the others are flagging, noting you stated at the start of the game:
GM Fanguar wrote:
One last thing, while I'm not overly concerned about posting rate, if you fail to post for a week, without prior warning, I will replace you. I hope that doesn't seem too unreasonable.
as Iacobus and Poki haven't posted since last Saturday :(
Dang that was this campaign. I shall endeavor to post more...
Init +3 | Perc +10 | AC 15 / T 15 / FF 11 | HP 11/11 | Saves F +5/R +3/W +6
I'm very sorry for how flaky I've been. It's been a strange August -- and September doesn't look like it will be any better. I also underestimated how difficult it would be to try and pick up a game as a replacement -- I've never quite caught the rhythm of this one.
I agree that you'd be better served with a new divine caster. You've got a great-looking group and I hate to be dragging you down.
Again, my sincerest apologies -- I hope to hit a game with y'all in the future, when I'm hitting on all cylinders.
