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After the last line, the whole group starts laughing for a few seconds before a freeze frame effect kicks in.

Sweet! I had a great time, excellent work Chyrone.

I just did a scenario last night where the 2nd PP required the party not to set off more than one or two traps... we didn't have a rogue or anybody who was good at disabling devices, and managed to hit every trap in the place. It was all good fun, though.

Also, I'm down 1 PP to get the curse removed, right?

Whoops, sorry, I'm just in a real groove on failing will saves.

Will Save: 1d20 + 2 ⇒ (2) + 2 = 4

Epic failure... strength down to 5, now under Medium encumbrance.

"I don't like the looks of that creepy little one."

Kutukan moves to get a better view of the strange monkey and gives it the evil eye.

-2 to AC for the thing

I was going to ask if anybody needed healing, but I guess not.

Perception: 1d20 + 9 ⇒ (17) + 9 = 26

"It'll take a beauty of a shot to kill that beast."

Kutukan puts the evil eye on the monster, doing his best to blunt the power of the impending charge.

-2 to attack rolls, cackle. By my count he is just barely within the 30 foot range.

I've been thinking about hitting GenCon since it's only a couple of hours away for me. Is there anything there that makes the drive particularly worthwhile?

BTW, are we all in the midwest? Kind of random.

Day job: 1d20 + 9 ⇒ (9) + 9 = 18
PFS: 182954-3

Kutukan braces himself and tries to draw on some better mojo this time.

-2 AC, cackles

Kutukan moves into the room and hits him with the evil eye.

-AC to the ape-man. Sorry about the delay, yesterday was an all day travel day.

"Ugh. I don't feel so good."

Fortitude: 1d20 + 1 ⇒ (10) + 1 = 11

Why do they all have to be fort saves...

Fort-i-twoed: 1d20 + 1 ⇒ (13) + 1 = 14
Can I evil eye while paralyzed? A quick search of the messageboards suggests yes, but also that the rules are unclear. I know cackling is out.

Group paralyze is pretty legit. Now, do monsters coup-de-gras folks...

Ouch, this is what you get for neglecting your knowledge skills

Fortitude: 1d20 + 1 ⇒ (2) + 1 = 3

"I don't know what those things are, but if it bleeds, we can kill it." Kutukan steps forward and calls down the evil eye on the green head before cackling.

5 foot step, -2 on attack rolls for greenie, cackle)

"Sounds good to me. I'd rather clear this place out wing by wing so nothing pops out behind us."

Kutukan follows along behind Greydrake, keeping an eye out for trouble.

Perception: 1d20 + 9 ⇒ (9) + 9 = 18
Stealth: 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (18) + 8 = 26

Can you take 10 on an opposed roll like Stealth?

Kutukan scratches his head, sure he's heard that term somewhere.

Knowledge(arcana): 1d20 + 9 ⇒ (9) + 9 = 18

"Your friends are looking better since we knocked them out. Let's see how their minds are doing."
Kutukan makes sure that Yannis is securely tied up before using his wand to heal Yannis's most severe injuries and restore him to consciousness.

Can we wake up the other guys and make sure the story checks out? I'd hate for closet guy to turn out to be the mastermind after we escort him safely out to the street.

"We're the pros from the lodge, and we just knocked the monkey out of your friends," Kutukan mutters to himself.

He is, however, self-aware enough to know that many find his presence to be off-putting. Accordingly, rather than interact with the man in the closet directly, he limits himself to helping the diplomatic efforts of the more approachable members of the party.

Aid Another: 1d20 - 1 ⇒ (1) - 1 = 0

Does the save bring them back to consciousness or just stabilize? I wanted to get them awake before we get to the guy in the closet. I'll take the hit to my own wand of CLW for my impatience.

Kutukan pulls a length of rope out of his pack and uses it to secure the two downed scribes. Once they're both securely trussed up he uses his healing wand, first to restore his allies to health then to bring the prisoners back from the brink of death.

"I want answers from somebody."

By my count that's five more shots from the CLW wand--two to Greydrake, one to Kardiv, one each to the scribes.

Kutukan tries once more to put the evil eye on Yannis, this time cackling for good measure.

-AC to Yannis, cackle

Kutukan calls down another evil eye on the monkey man before moving to aid the fallen scribe.

-2 to ac this time

Did Yannis take his -2 to hit in that last round?

Is that scribe dead or just negative hp unconscious?

Also, Januzaj, this scenario doesn't seem very alchemist friendly. IIRC you do a lot better with a day off between fights.

Kutukan puts the evil eye on the monkey in the distance, cackling all the while.

-2 to attack rolls for the monkey in red, cackle to extend both evil eyes

Kutukan puts the evil eye on the monkey in the middle, then throws his head back and cackles.

-AC to the monkey in green, then cackle, then five foot step.
I was half expecting a giant monkey picture in that spoiler.

Kutukan peers around Greydrake into the mists.

Perception: 1d20 + 9 ⇒ (9) + 9 = 18

"Lead on, friend."

Kutukan readied his wand of cure light wounds for no particular reason.

I'm a fan of Greydrake trying to take the knife. :)

I do not have the knowledge for it. You think it's more likely the spiffy knife comes in handy later or that trying to take it will make that guy wake up and try to kill us? Or maybe he'll wake up and try and help us out?

Ok, by my math that's one charge each for Kardiv (6), Kutukan (5), and Januzaj (5). Three (6, 5, 6) should get Greydrake back up to full. Let me know if I missed a charge.
I only asked because I wasn't sure if that warrior was about to lurch to life now that all the undead were down.

Kutukan takes advantage of the break in the action to tend to everyone's wounds. Greydrake first, as he seems worse off.

Can we take 5/6 on these out of combat? Assuming we're out of combat, of course. I'll alternate the charges between Greydrake's wand and mine for bookkeeping purposes.

Kutukan makes the sign of the evil eye once more, casting imprecations at the zombie as he does so before bursting into laughter and backing away from the undead monstrosity.

Evil eye on the zombie for -2 to hit, cackle, 5ft step

Kutukan steps over to Greydrake and does his best to aid his fallen allies, he's not built for front line combat. He hopes the wand he's holding will do the trick. His cackling is starting to sound like a funeral dirge.

Wand of Cure Light Wounds: 1d8 + 1 ⇒ (3) + 1 = 4

I typed it up before you guys, but it was out of my turn in order. I just wanted to make it clear that you were yielding to let me go first since we're all in the same initiative blob now. You guys should be after me but before the baddies, then I lead off next round.

That was my understanding as well. Since all the players are in a block we can shuffle ourselves around without forfeiting a round, I thought.

Kutukan puts the evil eye on the zombie, and cackles with delight.

-AC to the zombie, cackle afterwards to extend. If you guys delay until after me to take a swing he'll be a little easier to hit.

Kutukan also shifts over to the mummy. Time to see whose curse is stronger.

Evil eye to the mummy's AC, followed by a cackle.

Right, the pass is one round. I then cackled after the hex to make it last another round.

That one round of evil eye got bumped to 2 via cackle, right?

Kutukan continues to call down imprecations on the warlord, though his cackling is more subdued as he watches his allies come to grips with the dead.

Evil eye on the warlord for -2 to hit, cackle.

Kutukan calls down a curse on the Quadrian Warlord before cackling wildly as the battle madness rises up in his blood.

Evil eye for -AC on the warlord, cackle, five foot step onto the square marked with a 2

I guess what I'm asking is if it looks like anybody is obviously in charge or noticeably badass.

In the interest of not cluttering up the combat, I wanted to ask here, can go ahead and roll to try and id the baddies and figure out which ones are most dangerous?

This seems like the kind of place where somebody could just disappear. Better make sure that person's not me.

Kutukan edged into the room, sticking close to his allies but letting them take the lead.

Looks like we're checking out the Honored Dead once Kardiv gets over his heebie jeebies. Seems fine to me, we're going to hit all of the rooms eventually so we might as well get started.