Spotting Garrow among the enemies, Meridian shifts her aim to him unleashing another blast of lightning.
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Meridian moves toward the fight, trying to maintain some kind of cover against the archers. Seeing EE in dire straits, she levels a blast of electricity at one of his foes.
EE invisibility gibt's you a +20 on Stealth. Not sure if you need that inspiration point there. Hah! Ninja'd :)
As soon as she hears Kana apparently give up on the negotiations, she places a hand on EE's shoulder plate and mutters the incatation to make the warforged invisible.
Meridian stands anxiously waiting near EE, ready to make him invisible at a moment's notice.
So who is getting invis?
I can do 2 invisibilities
As for resources, I have all my spells and have taken no damage. Level 0: Detect Magic, Mage Hand, Mending, Open/Close, Prestidigitation, Spark Level 1: Expeditious Retreat, Jump, Obscuring Mist, Unseen Servant Level 2: Invisibility, Shatter
"I can make one person invisible, as well as creating an obscuring mist to conceal us and make their shooting difficult. But they have hostages. Will they not just kill the prisoners if we fight?"
Meridian also looks around, worried. She speaks softly to some of the others, "Before we leave the cave, someone should scout. I can make them invisible. Who should it be?"
Meridian gestures again with the resulting bolt of electrical energy.
Her inexperience with attqacking things that are embroiled in a melee shows once again as the electricity discharges harmlessly into the floor and she snarls in frustration.
Meridian unleashes another arc of electricity to the elemental on her side of the room. Electricity is fast, but it is so hard to time the attacks through the limbs and bodies of her allies...
Meridian moves ahead to the right side of the room, snaking a blast of lightning past Gauntlet's right arm to strike the inferno on that side of the room.
Meridian seems to resist the heat better than most, her brassy scales gleaming. She advances down the hallway as far as she can tolerate.
Meridian moves far enough forward to get a shot on the thing and lashes out with another eldritch blast.
Trying to thread the attack through her allies proves to be too difficult just now, and the attack passes by the living spell to impact harmlessly on the wall.
Sorry I have been AWOL for the last few days. Real life has been kinda explodey and on-firey. :) I am still banging around, though. I guess it helps to be playing a character that is normally not very talkative?
Meridian glances up at Broulnindre sharply, surprised at being addressed by her. She glances down at her own claws, turning her hands this way and that and trying to find words to explain, "I don't really understand it myself. I guess .. I think it is like I have a well, you know? Like the kind that pushes the water out on their own? Maybe. That is not exactly right. Close enough I guess. So there is this pressure inside and I just .. I dunno, stop holding it back and I can kinda choose how it looks when it comes out." Meridian looks up to see if B is following her explanation at all.
Having remained quiet since the fight ended, Meridian lurks near the back of the group glancing often at the collection of dire wolves nearby.
With the success of her first attack, Meridian unleashes another blast of power at the wolf.
I made a mistake in my last post. The base eldritch blast is not force damage. It is pure arcane energy and does not possess an energy type. Dunno if that will make any difference.
Eying the strange and very hostile construct, Meridian cannot tell if the beast is fragile enough for what she has in mind. Deciding not to risk the stronger magic, she hurls a blast of raw magical force at the wolf.
Would the stone wolf count as a crystalline creature? (i.e. is it vulnerable to shatter?)
Meridian smiles at the strange wolf, feeling a strange sort of kinship for another altered being, "We came into the Mournland on foot and will likely leave the same way. If your people will promise not to eat us you could follow us out when we leave."
Meridian nods in agreement with the others, "We should help if we can. And if we gain by it, all the better."
Meridian follows quietly along with the others.
Well, with eldritch blast, every warlock is a bit of a blast-bot...
"Have you ever heard of a spell behaving like this?" Meridian aims carefully at the ball of fire, more aiming at not-her-friends, really, and unleahses another crackling blast of lighting.
A few choice draconic curses follow as the electricity misses by a wide margin.
Before Meridian fully processes the scene before her, there is a raging inferno headed toward them and the warforged and a Frank's strange companion charge in. Cursing softly in draconic, Meridian hurls a crackling bolt of lightning down the hall at the .. ball of fire.
Coming to her feet, Meridian silently follows the others into the corridor. As she passes out of the rotating room, she glances back over her shoulder, hopeful that the room will still be there when they return.
I am 41 and have been running RPGs for my two children (now 19 and 15) for three years.
Outstanding.
Meridian rubs her head from where it smacked on the wall and is about to get back to her feet when EE announces that he is going to use the key again. Instead, she stays where she is, sitting on the floor with her back against the wall.
After a few moments' indecision, Meridian clambers down the ladder to the room below, coming to stand with the others in the small room with the strange device.
I am honestly a little confused as to who is already down the ladder and how much room there is down there.
Following the example set by the others, Meridian steps to the side, clawed hands ready to summon destruction.
Meridian shrugs and looks at Gauntlet, "I will follow as far as the trail leads, until we are once again safe."
Meridian rises early, stretching to shake off the last of the sleep lethargy. Once fully awake, she settles near the small fire and does what she can with their supplies to prepare a breakfast that is not simply cold trail food.
I think that is a good approach. Consumables not used are less than worthless....
Meridian's eyes go wide as the crab unearth's itself. Reacting swiftly she stands in the wagon and unleashing flaming death on the crab.
She curses softly as the bolt of fire goes wide and hops off the wagon to get more stable footing.
Two day rule is fine with me.
Meridian aims the next blast at the wolf attacking Sharon, but she misses by a rather wide margin and the lightning spends itself harmlessly on the ground nearby.
As she spits bone fragments onto the ground, electricity begins to arc around Meridian's body. It travels along her limbs and down her arms where it gathers in her hands. Meridian thrusts both hands at the skeletal wolf attacking Aerin and lightning arcs out toward it.
Meridian snarls in pain, and reacts savagely with claws and fangs.
Meridian keeps watch as her companions work.
"Yes, I see them. Can you tell what they are, EE?"
Meridian shakes her head, "Not to my eyes. They have no need of anthing they have, and if we do it is better that it serve the living."
Congrats Dev!!
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