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Hakram is content with Chases Moonlight's approach. They'll go for the ogre, and try to outlast the horde of small lizardfolk from there, if they fail to rout. He offers up a short prayer, setting his blade to shining and steeling his own resolve. "Seek the thick of the fighting, when we close. Getting caught out by sling volleys is the worst outcome here. So long as you're in the thick of it, they'll have to watch out for their allies."
I think we can take them, if we go head on, maybe. I'd like to activate Divine Favor and the Good Blessing on our way.
Hakram scowls at the sound of the horn. Oh well, they were supposed to help the town, maybe pulling some attackers away would take the pressure off a little. He swings his sword at the nearest kobold. ,
His armor slowing him down, Hakram runs towards the front lines as fast as he can. In the proccess Tragershen's spell hits him, and he grows to prodigous size.
Jorden: Insofar as I had much planned for Hakram, the idea was for him to be a city boy. That might be a dwarven city as easily as a human one. He's the sort who tries to fit in where he goes, despite being rather out of place, and so he'd probably adopt some dwarven mannerisms. Maybe he wears his beard braided, that sort of thing.
And he would benefit nicely from a mentor.
Hakram has settled down some as he's lost the contents of his stomach, and by the time they're about to make landfall, he's almost back to himself. He nods at the halfling's initiative. Of course they'd help. "They shouldn't be expecting enemies from this direction though, Jorden." He tries to secure himself a spot near the front of the rowboat, to put his shield between any missile fire they might take and the oarsmen an the rest of the group.
It's hard to tell, what with his already green-tinted skin, but it looks like Hakram's face is turning a bit of a color, getting worse with the gentle roll of the ship as they get underway. Before long, the big half-orc is noisily sick, hanging his head out over the side of the ship. The barracuda will be getting scraps allright.
Pardon me, but for clarification, are we starting with the hit dice from both levels at max, taking average for 2nd, or rolling for 2nd level? I seem to remember we were given the option of rolling or taking average rounded up for level 2 and beyond.
Hakram scowls at the old sailor when he admits to being an ex-pirate, but doesn't say anything. They'd had a hard enough time finding passage, he wasn't about to rock the boat over one of the sailors having a rough past. Didn't mean he had to like it.
He follows her stare out over the waters, noting the waves with trepidation - Gods above! but he didn't like boats. Without thinking, his hand slides to his sword, grabbing the hilt for security.
I could see Hakram having followed a vision to "help the followers of the two-faced one", or something similar. He might even have gotten a little annoying, if the group wasn't looking for company at the time. |
