[Outpost VIII] GM Jhaeman's PFS1 # 2-16: 'The Flesh Collector'

Game Master Jhaeman

k planes: 1d20 + 18 ⇒ (16) + 18 = 34

Spics takes the same tone she does when delivering a lecture in the classroom and proceeds to educate the entire party about the First World.

She also has a piece of chalk in her hand ready to throw at the poor unfortunate who dares to fall asleep in class.

Tull sheepishly admits that he was truant on the days that the First World was discussed at Pathfinder school. It's not hard to imagine that he might have been truant on all the days of Pathfinder school.

When Spica begins to remedy any gaps in his education his brow furrows with pain. "Desna's Dentist! I remember why I stayed as far as possible from those lecture halls!"

Lorian listened to the lecture on the First World. "So, it sounds like a trial run for the gods?" he asked.

K:Planes (untrained): 1d20 + 1 ⇒ (9) + 1 = 10

As she delivers her general lecture on the First World, Spica realises something significant about what Jathyl said.

Spica points out that fact in her lecture ((so everyone can open that spoiler))

"Ohhhhhh. So she's crazy. That explains it. Well, did she possess these folks? Can we wake 'em up or something?" Pai remarks, gesturing to the four seated individuals. Rather than try to wake them herself, she pulls out her wand of Cure Light Wounds and starts trying to tap herself with it.

Use Magic Device DC 20: 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (12) + 8 = 20
HP healed: 1d8 + 1 ⇒ (8) + 1 = 9
Now at 52/120 HP. I'll only do one of these at a time, in case something happens. It would be a pain to retcon if I healed too much.

Pai taps herself with a wand and motions to the seated figures. Although malnourished and wearing dirty robes, they have no visible wounds. Yet, they don't seem to be reacting to any of the stimuli around them . . .

A Heal check will help you determine what's going on with them.

The Rock casts a small blessing on himself (Guidance) and examines the condition of the seated figures.

20 Heal check on a take 10.

The Rock offers to help Pai with her wand of cure light wounds.

"Wha--? OH! Thank you, The Rock!" She hands over the wand. "It's going to take a while. I'll probably have to buy a new one after this mission."

She has 14 charges left on her wand of CLW.

@GM Jhaeman: Do you advise for or against rolling all the wand uses in one batch? I don't know if there's a good chance that we'll get interrupted, and it would be a pain to retcon/recalculate how many HP she'd have at a particular point in that process.

The Rock examines the four seated figures.

@Pai: You can safely roll as many charges as you'd like.

@Everyone: If you have round-by-round or minute-based buffs currently active, please be conscious of time spent here.

Spica is still trying to get the magical stuff down before gravity decides to have it's way with her again.

Tull scratches his head, wondering where their foe went. He knows he won't be much use at healing the 4 statue-like monks, nor at flying up to retrieve the tchotchkes, but he is good at bashing things. Yet nothing seems to want to be bashed. It's a conundrum and one well beyond his limited understanding. He rubs his brow and tries to think where Jathyl might have got to.

"Yoohoo, weird plant lady! Where'd ya go? I thought we was gonna play!"

"Whew! Thanks, The Rock!" Pai throws her arms around his neck for a tight squeeze, then flies up to scratch behind Ginger's eye ridges, gazing thoughtfully up at the collection hanging from the pillar. "It does kinda look like a tree."

Not sure what to do next. Maybe once The Rock responds to their spoiler we'll get a better idea.

Flying around the pillar, Spica manages to retrieve several interesting-looking items: a small iron-bound book, a beautiful masterwork shortbow, a green scroll with arcane runes on it, and a tiny scroll with the holy symbol of Irori marked on it.