| Smerg |
Not a problem. I put in a few items so if you wanted to reject something that you had alternates.
Wishlist for Fist Worgbane
Armour
Vetrans Armour - Hide - Source Advnturer's Vault (AV)
Weapon
Vanguard Weapon - 2 Handed (Maul, Axe) - Source AV
Note - if you want to bump any of the weapon up to a Superior Weapon like an Executioner's Axe, Full Blade, or Mordenkrad then that is fine with me
Arms
Bracers of Mighty Striking - Source PH
Neck
Cloak of Distortion - Source AV
Waist
Cincture of the Dragon Spirit - Source AV
| Arcesilaus |
Half-Orc Warden Fist Worgbane Level 1
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Smerg, Can I ask you to post your character information as the profile in Fist's avatar? It allows me a simple spot to find everything for everyone. Thanks.
Davi, it seems you have a weird effect for the Thieves' Guild Sympathizer feat. As I read it, it provides a +2 to Bluff and +2 to your allies' Passive Perception. (By the way, this doesn't stack with Willy's feat, but you do affect each other.)
O
| Davi The Eccentric |
Smerg wrote:Half-Orc Warden Fist Worgbane Level 1
** spoiler omitted **...
Smerg, Can I ask you to post your character information as the profile in Fist's avatar? It allows me a simple spot to find everything for everyone. Thanks.
Davi, it seems you have a weird effect for the Thieves' Guild Sympathizer feat. As I read it, it provides a +2 to Bluff and +2 to your allies' Passive Perception. (By the way, this doesn't stack with Willy's feat, but you do affect each other.)
O
Thieves’ Guild Sympathizer
[Gate Pass]
You have had dealings with the Gate Pass thieves’
guild, and you suspect they might owe you a favor,
though it might not be safe to push your luck.
Benefit: You gain a +2 bonus to Bluff
checks. Additionally, your experience with
being a lookout grants you an ability to alert
your allies just before danger strikes. If you are
not surprised at the start of an encounter, your
allies receive a second Perception check to
avoid being surprised.
Special: You gain this feat as a bonus feat if
your character begins at 1st level affiliated with
the Gate Pass thieves’ guild.
| Arcesilaus |
Weird ... MY Players Guide says:
Thieves’ Guild Sympathizer [Gate Pass]You have had dealings with the Gate Pass thieves’ guild, and you suspect they might owe you a favor, though it might not be safe to push your luck.
Benefit: You gain a +2 bonus to Bluff checks. Your experience as a lookout helps some of your allies stay more alert. Each ally within 3
squares of you gains a +2 bonus to their passive Perception check.Special: You gain this feat as a bonus feat if your character begins at 1st level affiliated with the Gate Pass thieves’ guild.
That said, I think I like yours better, so keep it.
O
| Smerg |
Smerg wrote:Half-Orc Warden Fist Worgbane Level 1
** spoiler omitted **...
Smerg, Can I ask you to post your character information as the profile in Fist's avatar? It allows me a simple spot to find everything for everyone. Thanks.
O
Sorry, didn't even know I could do that. I had to go looking when you asked and figured it out (First time doing pbp on these boards though I have used other boards in the past).
Profile of Avatar has been updated for Fist.
| Smerg |
Ugh! A roll of a 4! to hit. Even modifiers can't save that roll. ;<
It is times like this that I miss playing an Elf with their 'Elven Accuracy'.
Oh, well, at least we have plenty of villians to keep us busy for another couple of rounds while the place burns down around our ears. ;>
| Smerg |
Thom, I looked good on the last round but it cost me in terms of my overall capacity.
I burnt my daily and an action point. It was well worth it to use but my miserly side screams at me when I do that sort of thing on the first encounter of the day.
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Maybe I will get lucky and the scout will recover enough that I can thump him hard again.
A half-orc can hope. ;>
| Thom Verikal |
Thom, I looked good on the last round but it cost me in terms of my overall capacity.
I burnt my daily and an action point. It was well worth it to use but my miserly side screams at me when I do that sort of thing on the first encounter of the day.
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Maybe I will get lucky and the scout will recover enough that I can thump him hard again.
A half-orc can hope. ;>
Well, I haven't burned any dailies, or encounters either, so we're all good, he he
| Smerg |
Just a quick question.
Anyone here taking part in the new weekly DnD Encounters mini-campaign being held at local shops?
I was at my local FLAG (Favourite Local Area Gaming store) because of Wednesday comic day and was asked to join in and get involved.
The person GMing it normally GMs a group on Thur at 7 PM at the store and is just going to run this an hour or so earlier on Thur.
It is my first time doing an RPGA thing in a while (I think the last one was World DnD day in 2008).
Anyone know how the latest RPGA adventures and events have been running for style and feel?
| Smerg |
Well, now I really feel like I've been living the high life.
I spent my encounter on the first round of the encounter.
I'm glad Thom and Arrika still have juice left if we run into anything nasty in the next five minutes or so.
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Well, I got involved in DnD Encounters at the local store. It was the first of a 12 session mini-campaign called Haluster's Apprentice and takes part in Waterdeep and Under Mountain (The next one is scheduled to take part on Athas).
I had made a character ahead of time and I was all set to play. The problem was that it was an open call type of event and eleven (including myself) players showed up.
I knew the DM organizer well and had done 4e with him before. He asked if I would step into the DM spot and take half the group. It was a bit of a suprise because I had not seen the adventure and brought with me only my 4e books that I use as a player. My DMG and MM1 were back at home along with my minatures and tiles.
The DM and the store owner were great hosts and they lent me some minatures and the Wizards people had sent a kit that included battle maps and pre-made characters (really important as the group of five that I ran had never done 4e before. Three had done a bit of 3.5 and two were total new inductees to pen and paper gaming). I was able to quickly scan and read the important information and be able to run the first encounter in fifteen minutes.
I needed to spend another fifteen minutes teaching the main rules to the first time players. They were a great bunch and all enjoyed themselves. We started at 6 PM and wrapped up by 8:30 PM.
The only thing that threw me a real curve was two of the six pre-made characters were classes from the PH3 (psion and monk). I was glad to get my PH3 on Monday and get a chance to scan the interior contents. I was thus able to help answer questions on Power Points and how they worked for the player that took the psion. (Wizards has a few extra bonus or Renown points connected to the PH3).
Still, introducing five fresh faces to the fun of table top gaming and DnD 4e is a good thing and I hope most of them choose to come out again in a weeks time.
| Arcesilaus |
I guess this is a good time to spell out my plans in case of things starting to slow down.
I understand, of course, that things come up in real life, so generally, my plan in combat is to give you 24 hours to post. If that time passes and you haven't had time to post something, then your character is considered to be delaying. He can hop in any time (between turns on the Initiative Track) as soon as you return.
I think this is the fairest way to keep things moving.
O
| Smerg |
Works for me.
I was wondering if you could give us a bit of an idea of what you have planned for the next bit of time on the way to the meet.
Are you doing a skill challenge?
Are you doing a series of vignette role-playing scenes?
Are we needing to pick and choose who to help to make sure we make it to the meet on time?
Do we need to stick together or can we seperate and still make the meet?
Are there so many successes verses number of failures required?
Just asking to keep everyone on the general course of what you have planned out; so, I don't spend too much or too little time on these side bits.
| Arcesilaus |
As I posted on the actual board, there's nothing very formal involved in these little scenes. I won't let you get terribly sidetracked, but you are free to handle things as you see fit. You can ignore cries for help (in fact, it's unlikely you'll make the meet if you help every person you meet), but I thought it was a fun way to get to know the characters (including Torrent) a bit better.
I'll let you know when you're actually in a skill challenge, and we'll move on soon.
O
PS It's officially been a week since we've heard from Tieren (aka Willy). If he doesn't post soon (today or tomorrow), I'm going to start looking for a replacement.
| Smerg |
BTW that reminds me.
What is Torrent effectively to the group?
Is she a 'member' of the group?
Is she a 'full' character or a 'companion' character?
Is she just a 'quest giver' to keep us on track with the general adventure and assist us if we get in a tough challenge?
Sorry, want to know as I have been effectively treating as her a somewhat nameless NPC because I was figuring that she was being dropped after we left the tavern. If the plan is for her to be around longer then I will work to invest more in my conversations.
| Arcesilaus |
BTW that reminds me.
What is Torrent effectively to the group?
Is she a 'member' of the group?
Is she a 'full' character or a 'companion' character?
Is she just a 'quest giver' to keep us on track with the general adventure and assist us if we get in a tough challenge?Sorry, want to know as I have been effectively treating as her a somewhat nameless NPC because I was figuring that she was being dropped after we left the tavern. If the plan is for her to be around longer then I will work to invest more in my conversations.
Torrent intends to get out of the city and to Lyceum (the mage academy to the south). It is her hope that you will help her get the information from Rivereye to the academy, so you might be with her for some time. (i.e., she is not a single-scene NPC.) Statistically, I have a full write-up for her, but she tends to hang back in combat, leaving the spotlight to you guys.
| Arcesilaus |
Sorry things have slowed down a bit. I can't get a post up tonight, but definitely tomorrow.
Although I'm not a huge fan of the changeling, I guess it's fine. I'll see what I can come up with as far as feat, but I imagine something that gives you a re-roll on a Streetwise check or a +2 to Intimidation and Streetwise wouldn't be out of the question.
| Smerg |
Just wanting a bit of info on the ramp in case I need to hop off of it on my next turn.
My read on the rules is that it is an acrobatics check to hop down off of an object and it is a trained only action.
Myself, I know that in RL that I frequently cut the corner on ramps or stairs if the drop isn't too far (usually around 3' or less).
I was wondering where Fist might 'cut the corner' to hop off the ramp. Is it strictly the last square of the ramp or could he hop off on the square before the last square?
| Arcesilaus |
Just wanting a bit of info on the ramp in case I need to hop off of it on my next turn.
My read on the rules is that it is an acrobatics check to hop down off of an object and it is a trained only action.
Myself, I know that in RL that I frequently cut the corner on ramps or stairs if the drop isn't too far (usually around 3' or less).
I was wondering where Fist might 'cut the corner' to hop off the ramp. Is it strictly the last square of the ramp or could he hop off on the square before the last square?
This is a pretty gentle ramp, only ascending 20' total, so you could hop down without an acrobatics roll from Row G or H. Anywhere higher than that would involve a bit of damage and falling prone.