I'm running the Kingmaker adventure path and we're on book 2: Rivers Run Red. I just want to make sure I'm doing it right, but I don't see how the PCs are supposed to hit Rigg Gargadilly (male quickling rogue 3). Since he moves 120 ft, can't he just hide in a bush, run 12 squares over to the party, hit one of them (1d4+2d6+poison) and run back to his bush in a single action? And if so, what can they really do to stop him and/or not be killed by him?
I'm running the Kingmaker adventure path and we're on book 2: Rivers Run Red. I just want to make sure I'm doing it right, but I don't see how the PCs are supposed to hit Rigg Gargadilly (male quickling rogue 3). Since he moves 120 ft, can't he just hide in a bush, run 12 squares over to the party, hit one of them (1d4+2d6+poison) and run back to his bush in a single action? And if so, what can they really do to stop him and/or not be killed by him?
Does he have spring attack? If he doesn't have an ability that allows him to take two move actions or split up his move action then he can only move once in a round. Doesn't matter if it's 5ft or 120ft, he can't split his move without something that allows him to.
Even if he does have Spring Attack or a similar ability, the Pc's can always ready an action to strike him when he approaches.
Ok, that makes sense. Although, he doesn't have to attack any that are readied, right?
Even if he does have Spring Attack or a similar ability, the Pc's can always ready an action to strike him when he approaches.
Or even charge him when it's their turn. If they have a move of 30 then a charge will get them to him. Or use ranged weapons or spells (which can be readied).