I'm sorry to have to do this, but I've just started a new semester at school and the class load is much heavier than I anticipated. I've really enjoyed this game, but I'm going to have to bow out to make sure I have enough time to focus on school. I wish you all the best of luck with the game, and I hope to game with you in the future.
"Thank Deadeye everybody is alright. Damned creatures going rogue in civilization." He looks up at the vents. "How about I scout first, and then we make a decision after getting a little more information?" Aebin suggests.
Aebin looks forward then slows down cautiously. "I heard a little girl, but something is making the ground shake. I say we move towards her with caution."
Aebin calls his family over to talk privately. "I did notice something odd about his evil aura. I'm still suspicious, but I think it possible he's telling the truth."
"If the evil was caused by something other than you, I would be able to tell the difference. I suggest you start telling the truth before I start shooting."
Aebin shakes his head at all the undead. "Does anybody have any idea what happened?" He starts going around to scout the nearby area, looking for any more surprises.
Ah, you're correct. Sorry, I don't play ranged characters often. Unfortunately it's too late to edit my post. Go ahead and ignore one of the rolls as you see fit DM.
Aebin steps away from the incoming ghouls with a shocked expression. "Undead! Show no mercy!" He raises his bow and fires a volley of arrows into the ghoul just south of him.
Full attack. If any drop he'll move to the next one threatening Cas.
Aebin looks insulted, holding his hand up to his heart. "I get up early, I go out and get dinner, but now I have to clean too? It's unfair I tell you!" He grins and goes to grab the bucket.
My race preferences remain the same. A paladin archer is extremely feat hungry so the human bonus feat is important to my build. However I can do half-elf if I need to.
Aebin grins and shakes his head at Malcon. Right into the fray at full strength. As subtle as a brick to the face. Can't argue with results though. Aebin takes just a half a second to breath, feeling the wind through his hair as his eyes dart around to the lizards. Then with a flurry of motion he begins his volley, firing nearly an arrow a second and the first shot carries two arrows with it. His quiver holds a dozen different kinds of arrows, but he uses normal ones for the time being. He tries to pick off the lizards on the edges, keeping them from distracting or surrounding his siblings in melee. All the while he keeps a sharp eye out to the sides for any unexpected surprises, and another eye to make sure nobody is getting too badly hurt.
Full attack. Average to hit is 21/21/21/16 with an average of 11-12 damage per hit. If any foes are within 30 feet than the to-hit and damage both go up by 1.
"Nice and neat, sounds like a plan. Remember that I'm your fallback point since I can heal you. And you are so on, have fun cleaning the dishes after I finish carving up that deer!"
Team SLAM, I am going to push us forward a bit in the interest of keeping things moving.
Aebin rounds up his team once they're ready (in his mind it's already his team) and starts to journey to the farm! He keeps in front a good ways, being semi-stealthy and keeping a sharp eye out.
Aebin is a surprisingly good scout for a paladin, although he's still not fantastic at it.
"We waste time, let us be on the move!" Aebin may be a talker, but there's little room for talk when lives are in danger. Particularly when those threatening can't speak.
Aebin looks up from his book as Jezalane comes in. "Ah, hello Jezalane. Don't worry, if there was anything to be concerned about I wouldn't be just sitting here. As far as your curiosity you'll have to ask him any questions yourself." He arcs a brow at the monologue. Quite the long winded fellow.
Aebin casts a curious glance at Anastasiya at Jaduf's tease. It's been a long time. He gives a grin and shakes his head though. He stands and slings the bags over his shoulder. As he passes Davi he winks, knowing full well the kind of sarcastic things she must have put on the woman's key. She'll figure it out. Aebin goes upstairs and drops the bags off.
Nope. Aebin politely ignores the bags. He figures she'll see it still sitting there and either figure it out that it's not Aebin's job, or say something which will cause Aebin to explain things.
It wasn't the first time Davi used him as a warning to scare off some covetous men, it certainly won't be the last. He rather enjoyed the little game it presented, and when Davi drapes herself across him he puts a hand around her, giving a glance filled with fire to the rogue. Not a threat by any means, but a simple warning to act like a gentleman.