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Nope, waiting on the DM to respond.

Yep, ready to keep moving.

Zyranus looks about:
Not much that may be done in these stone passages. We could build a cairn of pieces of fallen stone I suppose.

Perception: 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (2) + 8 = 10 <-- Zyranus is not paying attention to his party members

Sense Motive: 1d20 + 4 ⇒ (1) + 4 = 5

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Zyranus also picks up the items.
Don't think that he will be needing these any more, and I am sure that we will find some use for all of them before we are done. Enough food for about two days for all of us, and the potions will assuredly come in handy.

If anyone wants something, please post. Grappling hooks and the two potions seem to be most beneficial, the other stuff is really only necessary if people forgot to purchase them in the first place.

Perception: 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (15) + 8 = 23 <-- to search campsite

Zyranus looks down at the rat man.
I have seen men, and I have seen rats. But, usually not in one person. Anyone know what, or who, this might be?

Zyranus moves in next to the creature, and then swings his leg under the demon hoping to put the thing onto its back and unable to attack.

Attack-trip: 1d20 + 5 ⇒ (13) + 5 = 18 <-- no AoO, Improved Trip

Not sure when Zyranus will arrive at the battle, but he will run/double move until he gets there.

Zyranus hearing shout from ahead follows Xantruis as quickly as his limited vision will allow.

Double move to catch up.

Gotta go off grid. Then you can laugh when everyone else's power goes off.

Usually I just post a single Knowledge roll, and then post what it would be in anything I have ranks in. Seems you would only have a single set of knowledge about a particular subject. Thus it should not matter which skill it is, just what the result would be in the relevant subject with a single roll.

Yup, and rather than punching things, I plan on making my money wrestling dragons by then.

If we succeeded on our first attempt every time, where would the intrigue be? The bards revel in the missteps and mistakes of heroes. It is not how they won the battle, it is how they managed to escape from the trap which they foolishly got themselves into in the first place, which put them unintentionally behind enemy lines, and resulted in them destroying the enemies supply lines, which was the cause of the downfall of the enemy, which resulted in the heroes ending up face to face with the BBEG, but without all his cronies.

Zyranus shrugs at Tera's question:
We won't know until we look. The only way to guarantee we never get to the surface, is to never make the attempt.

I am good either way. Using combat maneuvers, the DR is irrelevant. However, when fighting it is key. Eventually, Zyranus' unarmed attacks will be aligned anyway. However, that will not happen until level 12. Until then, it will be a good thing to have.

Lets go with the second lest, unless someone objects.

Ignoring the remark by Riftwarden Aravashnial, or perhaps just socially unaware of his insult or the intent of the response, Zyranus takes the piece of the flag pole which he found and moves over to Anevia.

Excuse me Ma'am, I usually tend to my own wounds and wounded animals. I hope this does not hurt as I have less experience with people.

With that, he begins to reset the broken bone as best he can, using the pole as a splint and the banner to bind the pole to the leg. He also uses a dagger to carefully turn a second piece of the pole into a crutch of sorts to help to woman walk.

Heal: 1d20 + 8 + 2 ⇒ (12) + 8 + 2 = 22 <-- +2 from healing kit

When he finishes, he looks at his craftsmanship.
Best I can do for now. I suppose some healing magic might help, but my healing magic is nowhere near strong enough to reset that bone and it would take some powerful magic to mend all that you managed to break.

EDIT - Also no Know(local) here. Not really something that Zyranus has been studying up on in the woods.

Suddenly realizing that he has not introduced himself:
Oh, sorry. I did not mean to insult anyone. I am just not that familiar with the politics of Kenabres.

I am Zyranus. More of a woodsman, although I enjoy a good wrestle when I get the chance.

Lol - diplomacy. You're funny.

Diplomacy: 1d20 ⇒ 12 <-- he is used to talking to animals and trees

As far as the scales go. I am good with any of them. The aligned scaled would be useful. However, I will be doing a lot of combat maneuvers, which decreases the value of them for reducing DR. The levitate could be nice, but us probably more useful for a pure caster to get out of melee range. The disguise one is probably best for one of the tieflings, unless we are dealing with devils, in which case it might be better for the humans. Obviously the Energy Resistance one is useful for anyone who does not have natural ER.

If I can choose, probably the ER is 1 and alignment is 2 on my list.

Zyranus looks at the scales with bewilderment:
These are from the dragon. They have some of the dragons powers. Levitation. Protection from electricity and cold. Disguise? And making one's weapons more effective against evil.

I think that only one can be used at a time. Perhaps we should divide them up among those of us capable of fighting to help protect us.

Zyranus then looks toward the one called a Riftwarden.
We need to assess what we have. Your knowledge may be vast, and your advice valuable. But, without being able to see, should you lead?

Zyranus shakes his head, still confused at what happened.

What can I do? Some healing. I am skilled in the wilderness, which is unlikely to help us here. I can track reasonable well. I tend to use these.- he holds up his hands - For most of my fighting, although I prefer to avoid fighting if I can.

Pausing for a moment, he more carefully examines the silver items wondering what they are here so far beneath the ground. Something from the cathedral? Something someone dropped?

Zyranus stumbles as the realization suddenly hits him of what happened:
The . . . the Storm King? The dragon fell? Under the earth? The big man shudders as the realization that he is underground in what is obviously an unnatural place hits him.
How?

Suddenly he realizes what he found. Bending down, he carefully lifts the silver items.
I . . . I found something for the splint. But, I also found these. Strange silver things.

Zyranus continues looking for some boards or other materials with which to fashion a splint for the woman. When the fat man speaks, he looks rather confused for a moment:
Fighting demons? Where are we? Aren't the demons behind the Wardstones?

Perception: 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (2) + 8 = 10 <-- looking for splints, or anything else of note

No problem. As long as you keep everyone interested in the campaign and keep it fun, I don't care if you follow the AP word for word, or change everything. In this game, and really all games, the goal is to have fun. So, lets have some fun adventuring and slaying vile chaotic evil creatures.

Zyranus blinks in surprise by the sudden bright light from the sunrod. After getting his bearings, he moves over to see if he can aid the wounded.

I have some training with wounds. In the wilderness, they do not have temples and others trained in the healing arts around every tree.

With that, he reaches into this backpack and pulls out a kit of healing supplies, it appears to be mostly comprised of natural remedies that Zyranus likely found in the woods somewhere such as sticks for splints, pine tar to seal wounds, and the like.

First, he goes to aid the man with the bloodied face, then the woman with the broken leg, and finally the grumbling rotund man.

Heal(blind man): 1d20 + 8 + 2 ⇒ (17) + 8 + 2 = 27 <-- +2 from healer's kit
Heal(broken leg woman): 1d20 + 8 + 2 ⇒ (6) + 8 + 2 = 16
Heal(fat man): 1d20 + 8 + 2 ⇒ (6) + 8 + 2 = 16

It is one of those meta-game things to do. What spells would your character have prepared if they were just hanging out in the city. Particularly if they had dark vision.

What happened? Who turned the lights off?

Quietly as he tries to regain his bearings.
This is why I hate cities.

Righteous GM - did you get my PM about switching Druid archetypes?

Zyranus cracks his neck as he uncomfortably stands amidst the crowd watching as the pageantry is preparing to unfold. If has been many years since he has been with more than one or two people at a time, let alone hundreds or thousands. Yet, here he stands, waiting to see what this spectacle is all about and wondering whether he will be able to join one of the expeditions into the Worldwound that this town is so revered for creating.

Thanks for the selection. Personally, I love "Acid Milk Hotel's Untitled Campaign." It should help us forget that we are fighting demons. Oh, wait, not sure that forgetting what we are fighting is such a good idea. Still like the name though.

Also, if you could create the gameplay thread so that we can dot it, that would be great. You do not have to even post anything. Just post "dot" and then immediately delete the post. The result will be the Paizo servers listing this in anyone who dot/deletes Campaign tab and makes it easier to keep track of. All the players can get the campaign in their Campaign tab this way, without clogging up the thread with dots/junk posts.