Brother Kendram's page

"Probably for the best, but before we do, do you have any provisions for sale?"

Kendram will pay the woman 5 gold out of his rather dwindling supply.

May Libra bless your move!

"We are just travelers seeking a place of respite. We mean you and yours no harm, and would like to pay you for your services."

"Aye, we should secure lodgings so we have a place to stumble back to, if nothing else."

Seeing the villagers, Kendram will ignore their wary gazes and approach them directly, saying "Greetings friends. My companions and I are looking for a place to get something to eat and rent a room for the evening. Is there someplace that you can recommend?"

Kendram will examine the creature to see if it is wounded.

"Hopefully we will receive a better welcome than the last one!"

I would also vote for playing til we can't. I like Team K!

Seeing their scout run from a veritable Horde of Goblins!
Kendram also turns and runs.

Sometime later...

"Fortunately, defeating Goblins and Ogres is not our mission."

Challenge accepted!

Also, I have returned from the "real world" after making an expedition. It's rather droll.

"Libra willing." says Kendram as he takes a handful of nuts and also starts eating them.

Posting this to all my games: Sorry for the lack of posting. For the second time this year, I got the flu, and the internet is out at my house right now (where it has been for the last two days). It should hopefully be resolved by Monday, and if not I'm going to switch ISPs. Please feel free to bot me until I am back up and running, and if I am running your game, I haven't forgotten about you!

I hadn't even considered all of our characters were alliterate.

"Murderer, come out and explain your actions!" demands Kendram as he draws his flail. "Know that you stand against a servant of the Goddess of Justice! Surrender now and prepare to be judged for your crimes!"

"Libra's Garters! What is afoot?" sputters Kendram as he is awakened by Kadan's shouting.

After Kadan throws the rock and stuns the squirrel with it, Kendram secures his pack and says "We should probably get moving. I want us to get to a good camping location before evening falls."

"Very well. Let us proceed into the hills."

"Agreed. It would not do to waste the lady's gift."

Turning to the old man, Kendram will also give him a day's meal and say "There is a village not far from here. I would avoid it and make your way straight to Analand."

Brother Kendram will make a prayer to Libra for guidance and then begin climbing up the tree.

"It is a sign from Libra that helping him was the right thing to do. If you wish to get stung trying to take her honey, then be my guest."

"Lady Libra! I see your signs in all!" cries out Kendram suddenly before trying to reach up and bring the man down.

Oh, a beehive. What playful shenanigans.

"Would you like some help down, honored father?" asks Kendram, ready to move to assist him should he request it.

As the others flee, Kendram shouts at their back "Good! you have chosen to rethink your life!"

Don't forget that bless adds to damage rolls as well.

Noticing what Kuhl is doing, Kendram says "Looking for a new pair of shoes Kuhl?"

Kendram ponders for a moment, chuckles, and then says "Libra did, in her own way."

Shaking his head to clear the levity from it, Kendram's face grows serious and says "I ask that you throw down your weapons and turn away from the path you find yourselves on. This will lead to your ruin, and you will cry out to the gods, only to have the response be their silence."

Kendram waits for a moment to see if any of them take him up on his offer. To the remainder he says "Well, I can see that you have truly clove to your path. Since that is your choice, and since there is little law to be had here, I shall now expunge you from this earth. Give now of your blood to the land, so that some good may come from your having trod upon it."

As he finishes Kendram strides forward, and if possible brains one with his flail if not, I'm fine with just getting into the melee.

Attack if I can: 1d20 + 1 ⇒ (18) + 1 = 19
Damage Roll: 1d6 + 1 ⇒ (1) + 1 = 2

Kendram will again cast bless, only this time before the group leaves the tavern/inn.

As they near the location of the fight, Kendram will draw his weapon and shout out "Come out bandits. I know you are there, and I wish to speak with you, to show you the error of your ways, as is only right."

Sorry, I mistyped. It should be I can't. Basically, Kuhl is correct: I want to give them the chance to turn from their dark path, so to speak. I can't just leave them here to ambush other travelers, either.

Now that he knows there are bandits, he can't.

"Killing men in cold blood goes against the justice for which my lady stands. Allow me to talk to them, and should they choose the path of the blade, then so be it."

"Unfortunately, while your plan does make a certain amount of sense, I can not participate in an ambush. It would not be just, and we must give them a chance to surrender. However, I have no problem with you being in place should such a thing go sideways."

Given the foreknowledge that battle is approaching, Kendram will cast Bless on the group to fortify them for the coming battle.

"Then it appears your prayers were answered. Libra protects!" says Kendram as he invokes his deity's name with a reverent tone.

Glancing around the room, Kendram will look back at Kadan and ask "Who are you talking about?"

I assume that the rest of us do not know about what happened?

Kendram will ignore the bandits attacking him and walk right up to one of the ones attacking Kadan and hit it with his flail.

Attack Roll: 1d20 + 2 ⇒ (15) + 2 = 17 Hit AC 1
Damage Roll: 1d6 + 2 ⇒ (3) + 2 = 5

Don't forget to add +1 to hit and damage from Bless!

Ignoring his own wounds, Kendram shouts "These fools who would bar our path stand against us, but Libra is with us. Lend us your strength Lady Justice!"

As he casts his spell, each member of the group can feel their doubts subside and their will strengthened.

Casting Bless, which will give each of us a +1 morale and +1 to hit and damage for 6 turns, or for about an hour.

Kendram will then draw his flail from his belt, grinning savagely at those arrayed against him.

"Done and done." Brother Kendram says, offering up 2 gp.

"I wouldn't want to put you out, but if you had some dried meat handy, I'd be happy to take it off your hands."

"I am fine with that as well. Might as well sleep in a bed while we can!"

Intelligence: 1d20 ⇒ 6

"So these were the vapours I had read about. Quite fascinating."

Save vs. Poison: 1d20 ⇒ 17

I'm a follower of Libra, if it matters. A priest, too.

HP: 1d6 ⇒ 3

"Thank you for your warning, good Sargeant."

Kendram shakes the Sargeant's hand and says "Thank you. We will do everything within our power to succeed."

Turning to Kadan, Kendram says "It is a fine morning. let us hope that the weather holds!"

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