Milhar Korashi's page

Good luck folks.

I've added a few contacts within the city to Milhar. She is as ready for inspection now.

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. -- More generally, folks, if you're going to use a character from another AP, probably a good idea to adjust appropriately before submitting here.

Doug M.

I felt it was important to make it clear that this PC was built for a different Wrath of the Righteous game but it only lasted the first encounter before the DM flaked out. I am happy to change anything you feel is appropriate nevertheless.

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Milhar has 211 posts attached from three different games and the name therefore has a checkered past.

Hopefully she will get further with a DM that has a proven record because she has a well developed background and is easy to write for.

Just ask if you need anything else DMDM.

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Plus this AP has some of the best ratings of all of them.

Sadly I agree with what's said.

I got two kids and a wife away in the UK. This mini break suits me just fine, I just hope Spooky is okay, especially when this has great potential.

At this, Milhar keeps quiet. She is preoccupied by a reddish tinge on the walls and shadows away from the light. But doesn't speak up yet for fear of interrupting this important discussion.

Thanks Lily and Elmae

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2.Milhar the rogue
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4.Elmae the swashbuckler
5.Tchirash the warpriest
6.Lily the oracle

Olivia and Salomae to decide.

Cheers

GM Spooky

I would like to change one aspect of Milhar with your permission. In the Race book there is the opportunity for elves to get darkvision which is a sign of drow heritage.

It would fit with her parents demonic bond and as a rogue I should have thought the whole stealthing without light through more. Guess I got into my background and forgot how important darkvision would be.

If allowed then Milhar will have it gradually manifest from the bump on her head and then she will need to wear a veil or mask in daylight to avoid the negative aspect of the racial trait, which is dazzled in bright light.

I would normally put this in a PM to allow a reveal to the party but this way everyone can help her discover her past.

What say you?

"I am Milhar and I'll help her walk. My eyes are not for down here anyway so this is the least I can do for Anevia." The elf maiden lets the others decide about the scales and keeps her thoughts to herself.

There is a small swelling on her head, rubbing the bump, it feels large enough but well hidden by hair.

Knowledge(local) 1d20 + 5 ⇒ (20) + 5 = 25 An auspicious start.

"Master Gwerm, I recognise you and I will take that commission. But if we reach the city alive then everyone here will play their part. So you can help by shouldering the other side of Anevia please."

Lily - Knowledge Planes in this is just like Perception in my view. We should double book that skill at the very least so you and Tchirash are our main "men". If Milhar goes arcane trickster then I'll probably aid on that in the long run.

As for the various roles in combat, we can see how we do and discuss things. Maybe Elmae and Milhar become a precise strike team?

Cheers

Great. Milhar will pick up Knowledge (dungeoneering) at second level by the way.

Indeed.

Milhar looks across at that broken leg and gently cuts away at the woman's leggings. The mess of blood and dangerous white bones show proof of the terrible state. "By the light of life, I wish I knew what to do. But this is ......hard. You must be in such pain."

She listens in to the elvish swearing nearby and replies in kind, "I heard that dwarves grumble and gnomes swear. But us First People do neither we just hold the memories." Then she looks up briefly and sees the gashed face.

"Can anyone heal?" she murmurs at the end.

"I don't...know. Did we fall, from the festival? I don't re-. Where are we? I cannot see much." Milhar stands and stretches to her full elven height. She starts fumbling round for a light.

Then all of a sudden the problem is gone as Lily fills the area with magical torchlight.

"That's better. Anyone hurt bad?"

She naturally moves over to the three on the ground, who appear to be in some pain and starts to comfort the first one, "what's wrong with you?"

Thanks GM, I'll replace sylvan with celestial. For our party it seems appropriate.

Most of the skills look covered. Not seeing Knowledge (planes) yet as the only one we might need.

Cheers

So are we missing any skills?

Milhar has Acrobatics +5, Bluff +4, Climb +0, Disable Device +5,
Escape Artist +1, Intimidate +4, Knowledge (Local) +6, Linguistics +6, Perception +7, Sense Motive +5, Stealth +5

How about the other knowledge skills, diplomacy, perception (for night watches) and spellcraft?

GM Spooky is sylvan a good choice for Milhar's fourth language? Celestial, Common and Elven seem sensible but I'm not sure about the last one.

Cheers

Your decision is fine with me, Spooky GM. I flicked through the first book when it first came out so I remember the opening scene and that's about it.

It has been a long road back to Kenabres, but I made it in time for all this. No time to stop and wash up or I wouldn't get such a good spot on the plaza.

The slim elf has a perfect view of the north and west, from just near the Lion Statue. She looks around for anyone she can recognise.

Great, looking forward to this. However since it is midnight here in the UK, I'll catch up with everyone tomorrow.

By the way, I am more than happy to swop skills around if needed.

Cheers

Who is Marcus, Tim?

Spooky, hope that sleep helps. If not, try a warm whisky with ginger wine. Knocks me out every time.

Cheers

Those Desnan weaponsmiths have cornered the market...

I've refined Milhar a good deal. She is someone I'd be proud to play so thanks for setting the bar so high everyone.

Reading between the lines, I guess there will be an opportunity for the party to compare and balance skills a little so that we don't have any glaring omissions or redundancies?

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FW

Managed to draft out this idea for a trickster. By Sunday it should be a bit more polished but you should get the idea from this profile.

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DMT, if we hadn't crossed the bridge then we would have struggled to continue. Visibility was the main problem. But with guards and wards, it was a near perfect ambush site. Guards and wards at our level is a nightmare.

I like the dangling ropes etc. As for the rest, I think it is important that the two most effective PCs were the Druid4 and the Ftr4. Multiclassing may have been a small mistake on our part.

Cheers

Fort save 1d20 + 6 ⇒ (7) + 6 = 13

This fight is tough.

Milhar climbs.

Fort save 1d20 + 7 ⇒ (4) + 7 = 11

Milhar barely clings onto the rope.

Milhar keeps moving through the mists along the rope towards William. He urges anyone ahead to do the same, quietly.

Is Milhar still on the bridge? He has moved on, acrobatics twice including once to move fast and may be climbing.

Reflex save (if necessary) 1d20 + 6 ⇒ (14) + 6 = 20

Acrobatics check 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (11) + 8 = 19, climb check is in the last post.

Milhar scoots along the rope towards William and then flick flacks over onto the wall to the left, and starts climbing.

"Bikmalu, if that fire is your doing, the stones must stop."

DM, where is Milhar? I posted he was attempting to climb to the ledge but not seeing how he did yet.

"Skirros! We need to secure what is left of the bridge at this end before you bring Bouzzto across. Its just a bunch of ropes now. I head for the boulders and ledge."

Milhar grabs a rope and heads for the lizards, he uses his innate agility and tries to head for the lizardfolk above on that ledge.

Acrobatics check 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (15) + 8 = 23, Climb check 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (8) + 8 = 16

Milhar listens to hear if his arrow hit anything..

Milhar watches Talon carefully and attempts the same shot in the fog above attack 1d20 + 7 ⇒ (13) + 7 = 20, damage 1d8 + 3 ⇒ (1) + 3 = 4, miss chance 100 = 100

He moves forwards until he is just behind the rogue.

I would agree except I'm one of the swingers!

Spellcraft roll 1d20 + 6 ⇒ (4) + 6 = 10

Milhar legs it, running onto the bridge and out to Talon, "keep going Talon, quickly, the trap belongs above! Hurry this mist stops missiles."

Double move onto bridge, through Talon's square and onwards (if allowed)

Holding the rope with William and others, Milhar pays it out gently as Talon progresses across the bridge. The elf takes a moment to look around but that fog does not help anyone.

Perception check (listening mainly) 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (10) + 8 = 18

"I can easily cross this but have no good knowledge of traps. Maybe a rope around Talon would be better?"

Is there a chance that we could recognise spell that made this fog. Obscuring Mist is low level and obviously within our characters but this one may be much higher and more dangerous.

Milhar moves on quickly, ducking under the writhing vines and making for the forge.

He searches the area.

Milhar moves along the back wall to G15.

The archer briefly touches the hawk with the tip of the short iron rod dispensing scales of force that meld into the bird's feather's invisibly.

Milhar offers Sandrion a spell from the wand. "It didn't help Bouzz the snake but would your hawk like some magical armor first?"

It makes sense since there could easily be a trap just ahead.

Milhar can take a watch too, since he suggested it. Spells remain the same, Milhar casts mage armour from the wand as we leave.

The elven monk looks at the mist and shrugs mentally. He nods to Skirros and places a sturdy hand on the relation's shoulder. "Do you feel your call has been answered?"

Then he checks his arrows one last time and readies to move on to the two slaves.

Busy with my wife's birthday Easter and running second part of "Rasputin must die" this weekend, posting may be spotty. Should be back to normal Tuesday.

Cheers

"Knowing that we were watched, means we should stay, set double watches and find out who is watching us. The chest may be alarmed or maybe it was a simple sweep. I would to remain here and learn more."

It happens. Face to face this would have taken less than a minute. Talon is right to set up a s.o.p. for scouting since that will save us some time in the long run.