I'll get the character leveled over the weekend.
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Luc will pin 2 or 3 needles into his body for use. He paces back and forth clearly agitated and ready to move on. "Everyone ready to move?"
"Boote ya ok down there? How'd ya git there?" Still a bit confused with what's happening, "Anyone see my cigars?" His brain starts to unfog a bit, "What happened to us...w..w...wh...why am I so small?"
Thanks...I'll take the +4 in Wisdom.
Ok, I've got our opener up. Do any of you just want me to go ahead and draw up your doll's sheet for you? Please.
Sorry about taking so long, I haven't had the time to really look at this.
I won't have time to work on the changes until the weekend.
Also, you don't keep your Int, Wis and Cha, you just keep your original ranked skill scores, even though the abilities that govern them have changed. Don't transfer untrained skills though. Well if we don't keep Int, Wis and Cha and substitutes the doll's stats in those abilities: Int 11, Wis 10, Cha 9, Ninefinger's is hampered given he is cleric - Wis and Cha dependent.
This is an interesting development, I'll need to think about it for a bit.
Nine fingers will try to move and grapple donovan, "yes join us...why fight."
still here.
Ninefinger's tries to maintain the pin on dimitrio,
Ninefingers maintains the grapple and tries to pin Dimitrio
As the stout dwarf presses into his companion.
I enjoy the game and I haven't dropped one yet.
Ninefingers is going to crawl over and grab at Dimitri.
*You get an AOO on Ninefingers. "Y'rascal git 'ver here.
Possessed Ninefingers is still here
This fight is pure hell... It is exceptionally challenging.
Ninefingers assists Boote tying the knots with Olivia...."T..I..E..Knot guud'n tight"
I'm here waiting to grapple someone. I take it Boote is also a possessed minion.
Ninefinger will get on his hands and knees and crawl under the table looking for Boote or anyone else hiding there.
I just got my laptop back on line but I need to download some programs like maptools still.
Possessed Ninefingers will jump down from the table in F,8, poking his head under the table to see Boote.
With the whites of eyes showing Luc lays flat on the table, a bit of tobacco drool clinging to his beard.
I'm easy and flexible - I'm fine rolling with the module or if you want to give us a "save" that works to. I don't have any issue with being "possessed" and going with the flow, I enjoy the unexpected. The only thing that I'd mention is that it appears we are nearly resource taxed based on the quantity of carrionettes (8). This being the second battle against these slippery little creatures. They aren't difficult to hit but they take a couple solid whacks before they are destroyed.
Anxiously awaiting what happens to Ninefigners.
Ninefingers grunts releasing a bellowing fume of cigar smoke while swatting at the toy clinging to his back, ;
The surprise round is one of the best tools that a DM has to set-up a memorable thematic encounter. surprise, fpsrd:
Surprise When a combat starts, if you are not aware of your opponents and they are aware of you, you're surprised.
Sometimes all the combatants on a side are aware of their opponents, sometimes none are, and sometimes only some of them are. Sometimes a few combatants on each side are aware and the other combatants on each side are unaware. Determining awareness may call for Perception checks or other checks. As DM feel free to use the may call for Perception checks or other checks language in the surprise rule when it suits the encounter. "May" is not absolute. There are times when no check is permitted. You've put a lot of work, and time, into the game, have fun with it.
Ninefingers climbs on the table as his move action, and slides on his knees to E8. He is careful not to knock the lantern over.
Staying on his knees but using the higher ground to position himself to smash down on the tiny toys.
Luc steps up directly behind Boote, 'For justice, the taint of evil must be rooted out and purged from this town...brother, I've got your back.' the dwarf states a matter of factly as he puts a fresh cigar in his mouth and lights the tip.
"Before we go in, let me say a blessing that will help everyone have better attacks and helps with fear," he pauses. "I've used two of my most power spells this evening, this is my last one, but I have a few useful scrolls. My goddess has faded during these events, so I'm not sure how my healing powers will be. But I will try!
"Seems like the wolf 'as dat villain's scent again and it leads to 'is shop." Luc has already found this man guilty of vile crimes. His judgmental personality dominating his current demeanor.
I've never played Ravenloft but this has the makings of a Twilight Zone Episode. Pretty cool.
Thanks for the update.
The dwarf stands guard outside the inn as Boote and Nico retrieve their gear. He looks at the wolf and Rannveig, "Youall 'ave the trail still?" His eyebrow lowers as his forehead scrunches, he stubby cigar disappears in his mouth as he swallows it without flinching. Instinctively, his left hand plucks another cigar from one of his many pockets.
When everyone gathers together Luc will try to channel another healing surge,
"Dimitrio...ya want to send Dimitrio in and git gear fer yerselves?' The smart$ss dwarf chuckles out loud to break the group's building tension. gotta like a boy who talks about himself in third person.
The suspicious dwarf raises his eyebrow at Dimitrio's suggestion, "Mari? Whatchya step on 'er foot when ya'dancin'" he snorts.
Luc will make a knowledge religion check to if this reveal any insight,
"Slippery devil he is," clearly mentioning Giuseppe, "had 'im in our grasp. Any ideas where he'd run off to?" He chews and puffs on his soggy cigar butt. "Can't rightfully let that one run 'round the town...free, besides he may be able to control those darn dolls and turn 'em off if we catch 'im."
I'm enjoying the game and your DM style works for me. I've found in the games that I DM that PC deaths occur, more often than not, because of poor player decisions, such as: exploring on your own/split party, not heeding DM's foreshadowing words, poor party tactics, failing to run away, failing to realize that there are tougher creatures in the game than the individual PC's, and so forth. For instance, I have an awesome player in my PbP COT game, who is on his third character in the last 14 months, and he'll be the first to say his characters met a glorious death of his own making. Each death was memorable. Deaths happen, as long as I roll up another character, I'm fine with it. As Nicu mentioned a little maiming can be fun.
Luc will selectively channel a healing surge over his injured comrades.
He nods at Donovan.
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