GM Foxy's 2nd Legacy of Fire

Game Master Foxy Quickpaw

Ok, assuming you are right about D2 and 10' squares.

I am guessing a bit about placement of salamanders, but I have put Omari and Khedron on the map. Everyone else's icons are in the upper right hand corner (and a collection of salamanders for Foxy's convenience).

@Hazreem, Seriyle is a Marid, who do have

change shape (water elemental, humanoid or giant, alter self, elemental body III, or giant form I)

The italicized bit is what she can change into, the spells are the mechanics used...

@Ohrmizd
One nice portrait of Jhavhul on the map please.

I will be travelling until the 23ed of April. I hope to continue posting, but bot me if needed.

@Ohrmizd

One nice portrait of Jhavhul on the map please.

One red box replaced with Javhul icon.

Sorry, I am traveling as well, and my connectivity is far lower than anticipated. I will be fully online next week!

Would I be able to use chain lightning on the enemy attackers if I can sense them?

Yes.

What's your cruising altitude? There is up to 60' room above the lava.

I think about 25' over the lava then!

According to the Whirlwind SA the Reflex save is calculated by DC 10 + half the monster’s HD (Hazreem has 15 HD so 7 total) + the monster’s Str modifier (3+3=6 str) so actually the Refl save should be 23.

Ok, you're using Wild Shape, which when turning into a elemental says it's based on the Elemental Body line of spells.

Elemental Body says "Elemental abilities based on size, such as burn, vortex, and whirlwind, use the size of the elemental you transform into to determine their effect." From what's showing on the map, you are in the form of a Large (10X10 square) elemental; thus you would have a DC 18 whirlwind...

Hazreems line reads huge elemental, and that matches the Elemental Form IV he gets by his level. That would give him 21 according to the Bestiary.

@Foxy & Party, what is the plan for this campaign going forward? We have killed Javhul, rescued the remaining hostages...

...well sort of rescued lol.

Still the former prisoners to have a way out here...Seriyle is capable of granting a Wish here so one of the NPCs could simply Wish themselves back home.

The happy end is reached once Ohrmizd lies on a comfortable ottoman in Kelmarane petting Rombard. ;)

Cute nice goat, I am going to miss her :D

Right, forgot we still needed to do that ritual.

I am travelling until June 25. I should be able to post, but things may be sporadic...

Also FYI we did recover an empty Iron Flask from Jhavul's treasure room, so we could use it to try to trap the glabrezu inside it...

Also FYI we did recover an empty Iron Flask from Jhavul's treasure room, so we could use it to try to trap the glabrezu inside it...

Morally, Omari would rather kill it... I certainly don't think we should leave this thing loose on Golarion. What does everyone else think?

Morally, Omari would rather kill it... I certainly don't think we should leave this thing loose on Golarion. What does everyone else think?

A couple of points here: technically we are not on Golarion currently, and second, killing the glabrezu would only banish it to the Abyss...just syain'

A couple of points here: technically we are not on Golarion currently,

Yes you are. In a cave under the Brazen Peaks in Katapesh.

I can try to press him into shifting into its plane or menace him with a fight. Or we can just straight fight him. As you prefer!

Probably will end rolling initiative either way :P

Yes you are. In a cave under the Brazen Peaks in Katapesh.

OK thanks to the correction.

I am not sure it is wise to fight this demon here but if the rest of you wish to fight it then Hazreem will happily partake of the battle!

Go go team, the caves are almost fully ours to claim! :)

Had a bit of a busy week between Gen Con and family obligations. I'll get to posting very soon.

I am travelling until Tues, Sept 2nd. Posting may be sparse. Bot me if need be...

Sorry for the delay, holidays are over and I should get to my regular posting schedule!

Ok guys, it seems that was it! :)

I am glad we made it until the end. It was a great adventure, rough at times, but absurdly fun most of time. Thanks a lot at Foxy for patiently enduring us and hosting the game for so long. Bringing up daily posts for so many years is very hard, and I really value that and the fine sense of humor.

Portraying Ohrmizd was a total blast for me, his bold headed personality and abrupt friendliness made for a change of pace to me and resulted in many interesting situations. If I get inspired I might put a closing post for him, he has been my favorite character at many points of the last years and he deserves it.

Finally, thanks a lot to all the players that participated in the campaign, but specially to those of you, Omari and Heshan who shared most of it with me and endured it to the end. Thanks Hazreem for accepting coming into an old game and putting your grain to make it reach to the end. It was great to play with you, and I hope to see you around in the boards :)

Well I would agree with that completely Ohrmizd!

Thanks again for the opportunity to bring Hazreem's story to a conclusion. If you check out Hazreem's profile, you can see this is his Third LoF campaign! I asked to take over the character Hazreem in the first campaign WAAAAY back in 2010 (geez that is a long time!) I think he was only 2nd level too...

Anyway that initial game died out some time later before a replacement DM took over...I forget when exactly but he carried on the campaign all the way through Book 5...and the rest is history :)

Thanks to GM Foxy again for allowing me into the game...I imagine Hazreem (and Seriyle perhaps) will eventually end up back guarding the portal to Xotani's Grave until his dying days...

This is the third capmaign of mine that actually made it to the end. Thank you for staying that long (or joining last minute) to make that happen. As it is more often than not that a campaign dies on the way.

Thank you Ohrmizd for the showering in compliments. I know that I'm not inspiring to players all of the time as I managed to bore players out of their mind at least once (they left and told me why). The more happy I am to be told you had fun.

On a related note - I'm now down to two campaigns. There is such a thing as too many campaigns at once, but two seems to be a little too few. So before deciding on a new one and open recruitment for random people I'd like to ask you: Are you interested in starting a new campaign together? And if yes, which one.