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Ignac readies his weapon as well prior to Vesta's entrance.

Sorry, I've been occupied most of today. I saw the posts earlier this morning, but didn't get a chance to post.

Sounds good to me, DM. And that sounds rough.

::Sounds good to me.::

::Excellent idea. Gabriel, do you feel secure in your ability to not be caught?::

Aye. Scent is a problem, and I'm currently mindless. At this point, Ignac also has nothing particularly helpful to add, as usually the points I think of while reading are brought up soon after.

Have fun with that, Vesta. :P

::I can do no such thing, either.::

Sounds good to me.

So?

Very well. It certainly sounds fun.

::Very well.::

As said before, moving with Daemon, masquerading as his mindless bodyguard.

I'd like to try and take over the minion Vesta is in sometime during our time waiting, If that's alright with her. The Will Save DC is 21.

Ignac will move forward as Daemon does.

I know. We'll see how it's ruled in good time. I think I can, but not quite sure.

::I should simply be able to target it instead of you. I have fairly acute control over it.::

The ability says an undead creature. That means, as far as I can tell, that it only affects one. Since I'm trying to affect the corporeal undead, I imagine I would affect only the corporeal undead, and not it's possessor. I imagine after that, once our wills are opposing for control, it'll be an opposed Cha check, or one of us can give up. All up to the DM, though.

::If you'd like, I can try to impose my will on your body. Then, you should be free to roam.::

Ignac stays as he is, feigning mindlessness and all.

It's already been poisoned.

How will we even know that the poison has been administered? It would be quite unsightly if we ran in, and none of them were even weakened.

I'd rather not lose my gear either. If need be, I'll stay behind, and try to ride my horse out. It's significantly faster than regular horses, and I should be able to catch up. Still, it's a last resort.

Not really, no. I'll keep the other spawn going on as if nothing had happened. Daemon, if you would like to be in view, I can pose as a mindless bodyguard, if you would like. I am nearly indistinguishable from simply a heavily armored skeleton.

Hmm..... I could theoretically pose as a bodyguard, possibly specifically for Daemon, although it might be a bit sketchy. I could feign being mindless, I suppose. That might work. My only idea other than that is going into the BoH Daemon has, and being released for battle.

So then, we'll need to wait out the day, and then continue? Ignac says, motioning to his new minions. It would be best if we could keep as close to the original delivery time and plan as possible. Gathroc, would you mind, when the time comes, posing as the lead vampire?

DM, I would have tried to at least keep some of the spawn alive by using a standard action each to try out my Undead Mastery ability. Will save DC 21 or fall under my control.

Ignac thinks for a second. Vesta, why finish off the minions if we can use them?

It is. There's the 1d8 normal damage, and then the additional 2d8 damage with the crit confirmation. I should have put Crit Damage in front of it, but I forgot to.

Edit: Ninja'd by the DM.

Ignac takes a few more shots at the lead vampire, trying not to hit any of his companions.

Attack 11d20 + 11 ⇒ (20) + 11 = 31

Another nat 20? Not bad, Bow I've only used once before.

1d8 + 11 ⇒ (5) + 11 = 16

Confirmation1d20 + 11 ⇒ (11) + 11 = 22

2d8 + 22 ⇒ (7, 4) + 22 = 33

Attack 21d20 + 6 ⇒ (1) + 6 = 7

1d8 + 11 ⇒ (1) + 11 = 12

Oh, Voice. Any of the opposing Undead that I'm near (30ft) get my Sacriligious Aura bonus as well. Just realized that.

Ignax Sighs, dropping his shield and bardiche to the ground, before drawing a longbow, making a single shot at the head vampire.

1d20 + 11 ⇒ (20) + 11 = 31
1d8 + 11 ⇒ (6) + 11 = 17

Oh, wow. I actually hit with it. :D

Confirmation: 1d20 + 11 ⇒ (2) + 11 = 13
Crit Damage: 2d8 + 22 ⇒ (3, 2) + 22 = 27

So much for a crit with it. Oh well, at least I hit.

Might as well try and come down now. Ignac will jump off the rafter, taking probably about 2d6 ⇒ (4, 5) = 9= 0 damage, unless the ground is magical.

He will then try to make his way over to the battle.

Will save: 1d20 + 12 ⇒ (7) + 12 = 19

He is unsuccessful, however, and once he finds that he can not move forward, he unleashes a wave of electrical force at the wall in anger, just catching the two in E14 and E15.

Electricity, Reflex DC 21: 6d6 ⇒ (3, 5, 3, 5, 2, 4) = 22

Ignac will continue with the same readied action.

I'm going to ready an action to drop down when somebody comes past, either under him, or simply into combat with Gathroc.

I'm holding as well.

I'm waiting for a plan to be finalized.

+40, Once I'm up there, I'm not moving till we go. And I would imagine this would be just a little while prior to them coming.

Stealth: 1d20 - 4 + 40 ⇒ (17) - 4 + 40 = 53

And now, I wait.

If I could get an invisibility just before they enter, that would make a world of difference for me.

Rafters it is, then. I can take a fall, no problem. As long as I stand still, I should be fine up there.

Very well, I'll go find a place to start from. When this starts, I may be able to simply take control of the leader. If that happens, we may be able to take control of the rest, and simply have them deliver the poison. This is, of course, only speculation at this point.

Ignac brings his hand to the ground, and the summoning circle appears once more, bringing his steed up through. Hopping on, he goes to find somewhere he won't be seen from, but can still watch from.

I assume I'd be somewhere where I don't have to move very much. Now that I think of it, I'm a set of full-plate and bones, right? I might be able to stay in the rafters, ready to crash upon them. Either that, or I'd have to start from a concealed location farther away, and ride in on my trusty Phantom Steed. Either is possible. If my steed runs, I've got a total round movement of 500 feet/round, so if I can start moving when They are entering the building, I should be able to reach them fairly soon from a distant point. My first choice would be to be in the rafters, coming down when Vesta brings it down with telekinesis, but the other method should work just as well for me.

Sounds like a plan to me. Do we need to prepare these Braces to be easily destroyed, or will they be fine as-is?

Sounds good to me as well.

"Normal all depends on what kind of couriers they use. If the living are used, then I'm fairly out of luck."

That's about the gist of it. Does anyone know what kind of protection the shipments have? If we take the place of common soldiers, they may realize something is wrong.

::Very well.::

This will work, then, I suppose. See you on the field.

::I'm not entirely sure what we would offer the Rokon Gyilkos. This is pretty far out of my expertise.::

Ignac puts his shield away, saying, "This will be of no need. If I happen to need it here, it's already too late for me. Now to the matter of your request, my companion pretty much has the right of it, motioning to Daemon, so what would you ask of us/our master?

::Be careful. This is the rokon gyilkos, the Kin Slayer, apparently. He walked beside Geb back in the day. We are definitely in the presence of something beyond what we can deal with. Whatever we do, we need to leave on the most favorable terms possible.::

Árnyék karom... Árnyék karom..

Derp. Edited spoiler

I wasn't ignoring it, I was ignoring it's question. I've been talking to it just fine, trying to stall.

::Not exactly much we can do about that with him right there, though, now is there?::

Ignac ignores the demilich's question for now. Looking around, he says: "Wow, did you get an authentic Egorian architect? They'd be fairly hard to come by way out here, I would think."

Nice place you've got here. And such a gracious host, as well.

Ignac stops walking forward when he sees the Demilich, and merely holds his armaments.