We were ready to move on after the escapees. Char doesn't see anything worth equipping, so I wasn't jumping to post.
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When Strawflower submits to Charbonardent, the giant blesses it with negative energy from the divine fire of Zursvaater. After some chanting, the giant's arms ignite, and the flames ripple across the hold of his hands to envelop the skeletal tiger.
Charbonardent has no containment of his rage. Everyone even Radyx wants to give the giant more space. After a couple dozen seconds, the flames enveloping his greatsword extinguish, which effectively snaps him out of it. If Hoosible approaches within 15 feet with his dire tiger, because the giant won't shout, Charbonardent offers to repair the skeleton tiger acknowledging its effectiveness in battle.
Thanks for the charity. This combat has been disappointing from the roller.
Charbonardent rages in impotent frustration. He can't believe nothing has died beneath his blade. He steps over to the last opponent and swings his flaming greatsword, which grounds again in the floor. The giant cannot believe his fortune.
Charbonardent roars in impotent frustration, as the skeleton tiger grabs his kill. He swings again at the grappled tower girl.
Charbonardent roars at the tower girl who tumbled past him, He limps over to her and attempts to decapitate her again. His flaming greatsword takes a chip out of the floor to answer his question.
Charbonardent maliciously grins at the Tower Girl against the wall. He limps toward her trailing blood as his double dissolves. He swings his sword down like an executioner's axe.
Both Charbonardent and his double hold their breath, put their shoulders down, and hustle through the gap in the tables... stepping hard down on a caltrop causing them to howl in pain. They continue to limp forward to face one of the tower girls.
Charbonardent moves forward and stops at the sight of the makeshift fortifications. He's disappointed that in can't get into melee, so he prays again to the divine fire of Zursvaater, which forms double image out of flickering firelight from his flaming greatsword. His god didn't recruit no fool.
Charbonardent proclaims his disgust. He prays to the divine fire of Zursvaater, which ignites his large greatsword illuminating the half-giant's gleaming eyes mad with murder.
The small giant puts his alchemist fire back in his pocket.
Hearing swarm, Charbonardent pulls out his alchemist fire and tosses it at the swarm assuming LOS.
Charbonardent considers throwing the orc into the water for his comment. But the orc seems to be the most active person of the group. He'll eventually trip a deadly trap and take care of himself. Otherwise, he will have to learn manners the hard way. Following after the predicted and unfortunately not deadly alarm, he sarcastically observes, "Wow, nasty ambush, orc. Look at all those Tower Girls surrounding us."
"Keep goin' where? Who'll set up an ambush?" the small giant asks trying to catch up more than physically.
As Charbonardent finally gets to the combat, he asks "What's all the rush about?"
Charbonardent keeps following the group as fast as he can hustle.
The small giant follows the slow female half-human.
Courtesy post.
Charbonardent brings up the rear, trying to catch up the best he can.
Behind the rest of the group follows the hulking Charbonardent.
I'm back from vacation and still catching up. Char too still hustling
Charbonardent pulls out his new large silversheen greatsword from its shoulder sheath. Reflections of the everburning torch dance across the room from its blade. He leads the way to the bottom of the stairs giving everyone room to enter and search the first area. He attempts to survey the room but focuses solely on moving the reflections around the walls and ceiling.
Charbonardent can contribute his share for the wand. I'm leaving for a week vacation with the family and without Internet. We return next Tuesday. Please DMPC as necessary. cheers
The half-giant welcomed the new cyphers with a stoic stare. He guessed from their lack of groveling that they did not accept the majesty of giants like the other cyphers. Eventually, he fully expected that they would learn. Charbonardent was not clear about what to expect to secure these other magic shards except success would win him glory. The lesser races spoke about securing silver weapons, so he took that as a task to purchase another greatsword. So his first words to the new cyphers were, "Let's secure silver weapons and then this crow."
Charbonardent has a silly grin on his face until he receives his brand that transforms into one of pride and satisfaction when the branding process is complete. His first mission is complete, too.
Bought a masterwork backpack, alchy fire and bandolier.
Haven't seen a gameplay update since before the new PCs were introduced, so I'm reading now.
Prefer option 1. Charbonardent would be interested in the alchy fire. He likes fire. Maybe a MW backpack if no one wants it. We should keep all that achy stuff, although Charbonardent wouldn't be the best thrower.
Charbonardent listens intently to Taros. While he will take and enjoy the reward, he is very happy at the brand and entrance to Order of the Cyphers. The first step of his orders are complete.
Level 2
With the combat over, Charbonardent puts away his sling. Then, he tours the down and dying sticking them each in turn with his bloody, flaming greatsword just for good measure.
Seeing all his foes down, Charbonardent strides toward the noise of the Tower Girl. His bloody, flaming greatsword providing light for his low-light vision. He pulls out his sling.
His eyes finally clear, Charbonardent steps on the down thug in front of him to get at another one. He brings his flaming greatsword down in an arcing swing. It catches the thug at the shoulder and splits him to the waist.
Seeing stars through his closed, squinting eyes, Charbonardent growls and tries to hit the runt that charged him with his flaming greatsword. But he stumbles his footing and slashes wide.
Still confused, Charbonardent calls out to Valko, motioning to the Sczarni. He sadistically smiles as his greatsword ignites with enveloping flames along the blade.
Quite confused, Charbonardent whispers, "Shouldn't we stick to the plan, and go in the back door?"
Charbonardent carefully walks toward the small folk's noisy waddling while waving the unlit torch in front of him to avoid hitting anything.
Charbonardent draws a torch and greatsword continuing to shuffle forward.
And with that the halfling waddles forward as quickly as he can on his short legs in his heavy kikko armor, motioning for the blind brutes to follow.
Charbonardent follows the waddling halfling until Ferit's signal stops him.
No one has a sleep spell?
Shouldn't we have a plan to sack the two guards first? Maybe they could be questioned first.
Crusty Can you put a spoiler translating your thick accents? thanks
Charbonardent follows the crew inside carrying his greatsword. He knows they just want information, so he doesn't want to kill any of them. Although, he doesn't need much of an excuse. He steps to the side of the door and points to one of the lackey's and growls, Seeing how dark everything is, he looks for a ready unlit light source: candle, torch, lantern, etc.
Charbonardent nods to Radyx and draws his large greatsword. Then, he whispers, "Maybe grab the scrawny runt, and I'll close the door to his friends."
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