Yes if that is ok.
He has standard invisibility. Dispel magic did not target a creature, it was targeted against the Black Tentacles spell so did not count as an attack.
Got it, that would not quite be fatal. Noir got him though either way, will move us along on my lunch break today.
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Well, you are not wrong. I though since "high level" isa common enough phrase in modern English that's ambiguous about the thing that's associate with the level without losing the meaning of good/powerful, not mentioning 'spell level' or 'caster level' is good enough.
Also iirc 'spell slot' is something in-universe wizard would use, as demostrated in how the pregen wizard Erzen talks about it in a Pathfinder Comic.
In hindsight "strongest degree" might be a better fit? I don't English very well.
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Yeah, I don't English very well either.
And as you said, that's why they use that kind of language in comics, to make it easier for readers to understand and get the idea across more clearly. Unlike reading a scenario, a comic has a different kind of narrative for obvious reasons. Besides, we can express the idea we want in other ways or format here.
Either way, I'm not looking to discuss it neither. I was just answering why these kind of terms broke my immersion. That's all.
I'm going to be a bit more aggressive delay/botting people going forward, we have 8 days until the end of the convention. We are getting close to the end so its possible to finish in that time, but will need to make sure everything keeps moving.
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I'm going to be a bit more aggressive delay/botting people going forward, we have 8 days until the end of the convention. We are getting close to the end so its possible to finish in that time, but will need to make sure everything keeps moving.
Understood, apologies for my delays, I just came back of an unexpected and non pleasent trip, will be posting more often.
Correct. If, as a group, you choose to accept Leventi's offer then everyone will get the Contracted Wish boon; that will have 4 options, one of which indicates your character refused to personally accept the wish. The group will need to fulfil their end of the contract by fighting the bone devils instead of Leventi.
If the group does not accept the offer, then you fight Leventi and do not get the Contracted Wish boon. If there's a split in the group on what you want to do we'll need to resolve it. If there's 3+ people in favor of accepting Leventi's proposal we will go with that, otherwise his offer will be rejected.
There's three main positions each of you can take:
1. I want to sign the contract for a Wish
2. I don't want to sign the contract for a Wish, but if others in the group intend to I am willing to help uphold their bargain and fight Vetrivides.
3. I don't want Leventi getting away with his crimes/I don't want to betray Vetrivides; fight Leventi.
If at least 1 person goes with option 1 and 3 or more people go with options 1 or 2, the contract will be signed and you will need to fight Vetrivides. You can indicate which one you want, or talk to each other in character about it first.
I suppose there's also the option to roleplay a substantial split in the party and for some people to sign and fight Vetrivides, then some people don't sign and fight Leventi, but that's kind of a mess and would not recommend going down that route unless you all really want to.
He is flat footed, but the contracts operate independently from him and aren't one of his abilities, they just defend him automatically as soon as combat starts.
No problem. He's inside difficult terrain because of the scrolls, but even with that helping I suspect he's going to be eaten by cats very soon.
We should be wrapping up just in time for the end of the convention, everyone can go ahead and roll for a boon and day job checks.