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Tashi surmises that arrows, or his stabbing sword may not do too much to a liquid creature. He quickly looks around for a chair or something blunt to throw at the tea beast.
"I don't know." Tashi replies. "Hey hot and green, who, or what, are you?" This question is directed at the humanoid mass of aromatic hot water.
Tashi tries to remember what, if anything, he might know about the living tea creature.
While Shara tends to her tiger, Tashi removes his buckler from his arm and hangs it from his belt. The small shield was interfering with his sword-play. He follows along when the others are ready.
"Shall we see to it then?" Tashi heads off, in search of a stairway to the upper floor.
"Alone except for the monster upstairs, you mean?" Asks Tashi.
Xiang studies the gui closely as the fellow speaks, studying his body language.
Tashi moves and stabs at the frustrated gui. He is finding the buckler to be something of a hinderance to his fighting style.
Tashi moves in, with ineffectual poking motions of his sword.
Tashi is not broken hearted that Shara has taken diplomacy off the table. it probably would have failed anyway...
How are these gui armed? I'm thinking about talking to them, but if they have ranged weapons, I wouldn't want to risk it. Also, is it just the one door into the room?
Are they in the 30' range for a surprise charge?
"Watertight jars?" Guesses Tashi. "Maybe they didn't plan that far ahead..."
Tashi takes a moment to search the courtyard, before turning his attention to the inner gate.
Tashi quickly draws and looses an arrow at the remaining gui. He has to be careful of the tiger, and Peony, so it's a difficult shot.
Tashi moves in to the courtyard, following behind Shara. With his bow at the ready he looks around inside.
Tashi gets his bow in hand, then nods, indicating his readiness. He stays close to Bō. Stealth is not one of best his talents either.
Background info is cool. That's a big part of the draw of Pathfinder, for me. The 'exploration' of the game world. I'm kind of a junkie for RPG fantasy settings. I've got 1st ed. versions of World of Greyhawk, and Forgotten Realms. The Birthright setting (2 ed.)
I usually check my games every day, so that works for me.
"I smell something... Tea I think. Tashi yawns, then asks: "Shall we stride right in the front door? Or scout around the back a bit first?"
"Place looks abandoned..." Tashi tells Peony. The tall half-elf shades his eyes with a hand, while he looks the place over. Something was clearly wrong here. The question is: What?
Okay. This is the alias I would like to use instead of Taurven Wess. I had wanted to use the Taurven alias because he has been to some strange extra-planer locals. As well as trying to free Cheliax from it's diabolic masters. Taurven was my first alias to get into a game on these boards, he's been around a bit, in various guises.
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