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That long title sums up the last nights session pretty well. For me the DM it was a lot of fun, for the party it was one of the most intense and combat heavy sessions they've had in awhile.
But before I get to the nitty gritty I'll introduce you to the party:
Luca Fuji- Magus lv2
Ryoma Fuji- Dervish Dancer Bard lv2
Jenelle Black- Surgen Alchemist lv1
Marko Silverbeard- Knife-fighter Rogue lv1
Artemis Snow- Wizard lv1 (Plans to go Fighter and into Eldritch Knight)
Anyway the book has been going as planned everything has been running smoothly for the party. Goblins were slain, good times were had, heroes of the town they were. The party was milking their new fame for as much as it was worth until Alergast Barett died on their watch. And after that the very next day Ameiko turned up missing.
ranged attacks put the goblin down and together are barely able to Eryluim in a successful grapple and tie her down.
The session ended with Marko at 2/9hp, Artemis at 9/9hp, Luca dead, Jenelle at -6/12Con, and Ryoma at -8/10Con
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A coup de grace is a full-round action that causes Attacks of Opportunity. No one was on hand to stop it? Sounds like an epic battle though! (Personally, I'm not sure Tsuto would have dragged his unconscious sister with him with the PCs potentially in pursuit. But that's just me.)
Like I said, party split. It was just Luca, Korruvus, and that witch in room B3 while the rest of the party fought off the rest of the monsters in B12.
As far as Tsuto goes he might not have. But in his haste he left his journal behind which revealed the location of Thistletop and the rest of his (and his lover's) plan to burn down Sandpoint.
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Better than what I had happen. Tsuto bluffed real well. I did a Random Die of Chance at the end, Tsuto tried to backstab/kidney punch the barbarian (missed by 1 even with his bonuses), and then after taking a few hits tried to run. Almost made it, and then a spell and a crossbow bolt to the back took him down.
Your method sounds more interesting... and adds incentive to immediately (or almost immediately) follow to rescue Ameiko. And have something of an idea of what's at Thistletop, too.