Set on erasing the spriggan cohorts to avoid them take advantage of their positioning, Ghsotwind grinds his teeth when the morningstar hits him and quickly strikes back.
Only one of his attacks hitting, though, and causing low damage.
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If he's not hit and he's standing:
Ghostwind tries to eliminate the lesser threat first, attacking the smaller spriggan.
If he's hit and prone: Ghostwind stands up trying not to be totally massacred by the AoO's.
Shaking off the faerical influence, Ghostwind slowly walks around the big spriggan in order to capitalise from their numbers. Once more, he attacks with both sword and sorcery.
Round 3 The assassin keeps chopping his enemy's flesh.
Ghostwind swiftly enchants his sword with magical power, then enters the dwelling only to find two large faes warding the door. He takes advantage from the cover given by the doorstep to close in on one of them and invokes his deadly energies.
Yeah, I'm familiar with this. We played through all Curse of Strahd and the bastard had quite some nice tricks up his sleeves. Unfortunately for him, we had a Paladin/Warlock called Chernobyl. He was dealing tons of radiant damage with each hit xD
Ghostwind nods, but he knows his attacks lose part of their power if readied, and he's quite squishy himself if stealth is our of the equation. He opts, then, for a bit more defensive approach.
While the rest of the party go straight, Ghostwind decides to stay a bit away and sneak, just in case their received with lethal force. In that case, there's a chance they won't expect an extra combatant.
"There are many questions to be answered still, we should try to talk first" Ghostwind says. "There's always time for violence later."
Ghostwind capitalizes from the bad positioning of the "gnome" to launch a dangerous thrust.
Ghostwind tries to help Griselda, moving into melee range and slashing with graceful moves.
"Did they say anything?"
"Greetings, Elder" Ghostwind says. He sounds quite neutral, not wanting to create hope or deny it before they know the facts. "Please, show us where the gnomes attacked while you tell us what happened with detail."
[be]"What's more, Prince Baird might be also suffering this incident. If so, collaboration between both kingdoms could be a good icebreaker."[/b]
Ghostwind approaches His Majesty from behind and whispers. "Majesty, this could well be the beginning of the Storm Crow's vision. We should address it before it's too late."
"There are ways to extract this info from his dead brains..." Thankfully, these are not the ways of Thabernia. Hopefully, the tengu will stay for dinner and maybe overnight, and a thorough conversation could shed more light on the matter.
Ghostwind stays silent, not feeling like adding anything to what the others have said. His face, though, shows clear signs of paying attention to what the tengu does or says. "These creatures are also known for being consummate swordsmen. It's a rare thing to be able to witness their style."
I like how that "powering" sounds :P
Ghostwind is now on the list. I still have to choose my languages. Should I assume every Kingdom has its own language?
Interesting. I envisioned Ghostwind as being an outlander, and a former slave. Having a neighbour country with active slavery seems quite conveninent. Lemme sleep on it and read a bit more about that country and I'll tell you, but the chances are quite high on "yeah". Ghostwind also hates slavers, so he's totally in favor of any action against them.
Aaaand... Ghostwind ready. It's late, tomorrow I'll give it a review in case there's something I skipped.
Note that Sacred Geometry only allows you to cast a spell whose modified level you could cast anyway. About Blood Money, I'm fairly certain the exploit has to do with Restoration somehow. In any case, I haven't had experience with those so I can't tell. On the death status thing, all systems have their pros and cons. I think the 5e one is more player friendly, though, so I guess if we want a higher survival then that's where we should head to.
Big question: the elven subraces presented in the doc are in addition to the base elf on the CRB, or do they substitute it?
With Grumbaki's permission... There's another code which might be helpful. It lets you link an URL and even name the link, and the code is, it couldn't be otherwise, [url][/ url]. If you want a specific name, then you'll do something like this: [u r l=linkhere.com]Name you want to display[/ url] This is useful if you can link features instead of copying the whole text in the alias. For example: Feat: Weapon Finesse Of course, that's useful for me because I create all my characters manually - if you use a character builder app, you might find it easier to just copypaste everything in the alias. Finally, you can use more than one code of you put one into the other, like this: [i][b]Weapon Finesse[/ b][/ i] I hope that's not too overwhelming.
If you're all in, I'm in.
Hello and thank you fort picking Ghostwind! The crunch is done, now I'm transcribing it to a Google Docs file before putting it into the alias (because you know, Paizo forums and stuff).
Ghostwind nos slightly in acceptance, turning to disappear into the crowd. Moments later, he's standing next to the Tharbenian delegates. |