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Looking at the scroll on the black alter Abolt is excited by the discover but is clearly disappointed by the white alter (because it is not something he can learn). "Ohh scrolls. Well one is interesting at least. It can break things quickly and efficiently. Anyone mind if I bring this one with me? It may be useful."
The halfling bounds into the bar, smile on his face and spellbook under his arm. He quickly gives the group a once over all the while smiling. Oh a nagaji, never meet one of them before. Very fun. "Hi there fellow Pathfinders, nice to meet you I am Abolt and I will do what I can to lend a hand with my spells." He scans the room again. "No sign of the boss yet?" He walks over to the nagaji checking out his assortment of weapons and issues a small, appreciative, whistle.
Darn. I missed that Yue Xin was casting in the pit. My whole Magic Missile the caster plan doesn't work if the caster is in a pit. But I figured it was better then "I deal 12 - 15 dmg to an enemy every turn." Well, Better in the sense that everyone gets to participate. The pit is only 5ft deep so his head may be sticking out. Since MM autohits I think an argument could be made for firing it. Unless he remained prone.
"You know, I don't think Kita could have been more fair. Why interfere?" Abolt moves forward and cast Expeditious Excavation under Yue Xin hoping to knock him prone in a hole.
Expeditious Excavation: You can excavate and move earth, dust, and sand up to the size of a 5-foot cube. If you are buried, you may open a 5-foot cube around yourself, but the spell cannot be used for tunneling. Besides its mundane applications, you can open a 5-foot-deep pit at a creature’s feet. A Medium or smaller creature falls prone in the pit unless it succeeds on a Reflex save. With a successful save, it can choose to land harmlessly on its feet in the pit or hop to an adjacent square; this movement does not provoke attacks of opportunity. A creature can escape a 5-foot-deep pit with a DC 5 Climb check. Larger creatures may ignore pits smaller than their size.
Abolt comes forward with the wand and take the book. Once he can he lets the rest of the group in on the information. "It seems to be a teleportation ritual. You need, lets see, fine robes, license, chanting and... hmmm.... gilded sensors, no, censers? It seems it can move an entire building, fascinating. It ends with "If all of the members of the ritual are not balanced in perfect harmony, The light of Heaven will strike you down where you stand." Yikes!" |
