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Roy:
>>I think I only would have use for the gold. It'd be silly for me to have any healing elixirs, and I don't have much ability to use any arcane wands or artifacts.<< Lem smiled at Roy and looked on to the group. Ox: What do you think? Should we give this group a hand with the thieves guild?
Roy:
>>Perhaps someday I'll learn a magic powerful enough to speak again, but all in all I'm grateful for my affliction. I find touch to be a remarkably poetic medium for communication, and I've heard it's likewise a remarkable boon to my romantic endeavors. Anyways, I hoped you might share that I'm a healer before all else. Also, I've a magic that lets me and several others go without sleep as long as our activity is light. I could share the enchantment with perhaps two more other than myself and Ox if any others wished to keep a more cautious vigil.
Finally, since I've a little conversation to catch up on, I can't make any use of the wands or trinkets found here, but Ox would be better suited in some armor and may be able to use the wands to greater effect. I wouldn't mind some gold to get a better armor made for myself if this is to become a regular occurrence. << Lem grins and winks at you as he "speaks" to you.
Lem climbed up on a barstool and offered a hand to Roy.
Lem would request 250gp to buy a small masterwork chain shirt.
Is Lem too small for all the weapons and armor?
Lem walks over to the body and shakes his head somewhat sadly before searching it.
Ox: Do you need any healing my friend?
Lem was about to be struck by the glowing covered creatures blow when his opponent's hand slipped wide and the halfing ducked underneath the swing with a smile on his face before winking at his companion as he reached out and touched him.
Ox:
>>How unfortunate of him, maybe he's lost his luck to you? Why don't you finish him off painlessly or knock him unconsious so we could question him.<<
Sorry, I got ninja'd and missed the response to me until now!
Lem reaches to touch his ally, filling him with good fortune, then draws his sling and readies his small buckler again.
Ox:
>>I swear to you I will do my best to see you come to no further harm.<<
Must be this tall to ride?
There is not, which is why it's one of my favorite spells.
He has to roll twice for his next two d20 rolls, whatever they may be.
Also, forgot to include the important fact that I'm targeting the green glowy guy with Ill Omen.
I could be wrong, but it looked like you forgot to apply the benefit from furious focus for that attack, too.
I'm ready for my bad guy, too. =p
I was look around for a replacement to the bane class feature in third party material and found this. Since Lem isn't much of a combatant, he doesn't have much use for the executioner archetype package of the inquisitor. Would it be alright for him to trade it for the youxia archetype here? He'd probably take the the Healing Chi and Arcane Arts Ki talents to begin with and his Wushu weapon would be his buckler if possible, maybe unarmed strike if not possible, and the sling if neither of those worked. http://www.d20pfsrd.com/classes/3rd-party-classes/super-genius-games/adept- godling/archetypes/super-genius-games---adept-godling-archetypes/youxia#TOC -Inquisitor
Lem would have a 22 perception, as he's been taking 10 all night. Our room is also lit by a light spell.
I suppose that depends on your definition of "vigorous activity".
Ox, check this spell out. It would have been an integral part of traveling with Lem, and probably helped with more than one encounter that may have gone badly otherwise.
Leyli:
It's the latter reason that I find admirable. You don't know us, but have provided a hospitality a halfling would be proud of! Your actions towards strangers show a character Ox and I would be happy to get to know should you ever wish our company. Lem smiled and bowed at Leyli, his hand slipping out of hers. He turned to Ox and motioned towards the rooms and went set them up for the evening.
Leyli: You feel a warmness through the mental connection like that of beam of sun. >>You are too kind, my friend. Whatever did the two of us do to earn such hospitality from a stranger when you speak of how dangerous and unsavory this place is?<<
Leyli: Did you arrange for our rooms and meals for the evening?
Lem looks around for Leyli and walks over to her, offering her his hand when she's not busy.
Lem walks over to the bar and attempts to procure housing for himself and Ox.
Ox: What do you see? Everything alright?
Mordecae:
>>Actually, we just arrived today as well! It seems Leyli and Cliff do an excellent job of picking up new locals. If you're interested, it'd be a pleasure to exchange stories with another traveler sometime! Where are you from?<< Lem glances toward the entryway appraisingly
Mordecae: >>Hello! I'm Lem, and this is Ox! We hadn't had the chance to introduce ourselves! It's a pleasure to meet you!<<
Lem stays with Mordecae and offers him his hand, smiling.
Lem let his large friend right him and patted his arm with a appreciation.
Ox:
>>My gut tells me these are folk that we can trust, but it also said the same thing about those slavers in the mountains. Granted, they were perfectly hospitable until we set all those folk free. We'll just have to keep our eyes and ears open.<< The halfling cheerily motions to the door and heads in that direction after retrieving his walking stick and brushing off his buckler.
Lem dusts himself off and manages to compose himself enough to shrug apologetically at Leyli.
Lem's eyes go wide for a moment, and then he bursts out into a silent laughter, banging his hand on the table before promptly falling off his stool.
Ox:
>>HOOOOOO HAAAA! BAHAHAHAHAHA! By the gods! That's funny! I haven't heard such an awful joke in moons! HAHAHA phew, ah. We need to start visiting more pleasant places. That last plague town we stopped at seemed to be filled with all those stern serious types and miserably unhappy dying folks. << He wipes his eyes on his robe as he drags himself to his feet and catches his breath, coughing slightly.
Leyli:
Wonderful, thank you again! Ox and I will have to repay your kindness, Leyli. Ox: It seems Leyli knows a good place for us to stay, and will show us where it is!
Leyli: >>I don't suppose you could show us where that is before you continue on with your evening? I get the impression we wouldn't want to wander into the wrong part of town at this time of day.<<
Lem beams at Leyli.
Leyli: >>As knowledgeable as you are, would you happen to know a good place for me and Ox to find lodging for a while? Thank you ever so much for all of your hospitality!<<
Lem waves his hand briefly and extends it towards Leyli.
Lem shook his head and smiled like he was watching children play fight when the fight came to it's close. He settled into his chair and leaned against the table and listened to the conversation.
Lem eyes Leyli's leftovers wistfully as he finishes the last of his own plate.
When his meal arrives, Lem sets upon it with a gusto only a halfling could muster.
Seeing how well Lem did at mainting several seperate conversations at once. Since he wasn't very succesful, everything got garbled up.
Lem's eyes went wide with excitement as he set his hand on the proffered handle, then his face scrunched up for a moment before his expression changed to a somewhat sheepish grin for a moment.
Roy:
>>My goodness, how won're on the right track then!<< Soroden:
>>Well then we j-derful mace!<< Cliff:
>>Sounds like we'ust have to explore together!<< Roy, Soroden, and Cliff:
You hear an embarrassed kind of laugh.
>>Sorry about that, sometimes my mind works faster than my telepathy and I trip over my words a bit! Maybe it'd be better to just have one conversation at time for a little while! Besides, I need to try this wonderful aroma! Would someone mind ordering a meal for me?<< Lem's mental tone sounds a little embarrassed but mostly amused. Lem pulled his right hand back from Soroden and Cliff to fish a few copper pieces out his robes and holding it out to the men questioningly as his stomach growls.
Sorry folks, been a surprisingly busy day for work today.
Roy, Soroden, and Cliff: >>Half travelers like me and Ox, and half locals! What an excellent mix of stories! If any of you would ever like to share, I love a good story. What can you tell a new arrival like myself about this place? <<
Lem seems unphased by Roy's grip and he turns his smile to Clifford as he chuckles and winks at him. He then makes eye contact briefly with each of you as if he's setting names to faces.
Roy, Soroden, and Cliff: You feel a mental connection to Lem, but don't feel any such connection between the three of you. >>Roy, Soroden, and Cliff, right? It's good to meet friendly folks on my travels. Where are all from?<<
No problem, was heading to bed myself. Feel better!
Lem matter of factly and deftly slips his hand through Cliff's so the man is touching his arm and offers the open hand to Roy with a inviting nod.
Ox: A quick thought comes to you as Lem switches between hands of the strangers >>I'll keep an eye on him. Our communication is as slow as the growing sapling and not as easy to see, he may just be as wary as we are.<<
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