Belsar will be updating his campaign journal on Wednesday. We had some new folks join the group and here is the party breakdown: Me = Belsar Hammerfell, Dwarf fighter Etarnon = Dengar, Human ranger Ade = Blintz, Dwarf fighter Fezi = Fjalar "Ferret", Dwarf wayfinder Ben = Lorien, Elf mage Colleen = Neravin, Half-elf Druid Aeval = Corabell, Elf cleric Harley = Merrick, Half-elf mage/thief ...
Updated 03-09-2010 at 05:41 PM by cplmac
last but not least, room 32, the location of the obelisk. This can be handled a bunch of ways, but I decided to put all of the creatures in room 32, and descending towards the bottom of the obelisk has no encounters. creatures: altered (see below) fell taint warp wender (lvl 4 controller) {MM2} human noble (lvl 5 controller leader) {MM2} duergar theurge (lvl 5 controller) {MM2} barghest savager x2 (lvl 4 brute) {MM2} I ...
Updated 12-15-2010 at 11:05 AM by yukonhorror
NATUREBORN, FELINE (CATFOLK) This humanoid, somewhere between a human or elf and a cat, stands a little shorter than an elf, and a little more slender as well. He wears protective attire over his furred body, and his feline ears pivot to catch every sound. Feline natureborn, and indeed all natureborn, are distant offshoots from the elven race. Feline natureborn don’t particularly enjoy fighting, though they do enjoy hunting. Feline natureborn average barely ...
Updated 03-07-2010 at 03:51 PM by Dark Cloaked Figure
Burst of Speed Transmutation Level: Sor/Wiz 3 Components: V, S, M Casting Time: 1 standard action Range: Touch Targets: One touched creature Duration: 1 round Saving Throw: Fortitude negates (harmless) Spell Resistance: Yes (harmless) The transmuted creature's movements speed into a blur. On the transmuted creature's next turn, the subject may take an additional move action immediately before or after his or her move ...
At the start of the day's session, we learned that the warlock's player could no longer make it. In game, we figured it was because Ergo was too afraid of bugs. We gained another player named Dave who was playing an elf ranger named Leviticus (I think that's how he spelled his character's name, he's been watching a lot of Spartacus). Leviticus kicked ass, 2/3 of his rolls were hits (mostly Twin Strikes) and tended to deal 10+. I know that's what strikers do, but the warlock wasn't hitting ...