Death of the dragons (OOC) - Page 16

Vertexx69 · 13th July 2009, 07:34 AM

Yah that sounds about right. I didnt read it right, and thought you would just be blind in sunlight. I missed the only 1 round of blindness thing.

hellrazor111 · 13th July 2009, 03:59 PM

If you all want to actually play out the 'hunt' that's cool, or I can make it as Neurotic suggested, either way, if you would email me or pm me on what you do

Neurotic · 13th July 2009, 04:15 PM

Grabhar needs to decide IC to go with the suggestion and decide which side we are on. And haereka needs to concur too.

Vertexx69 · 13th July 2009, 05:44 PM

Can you explain what you mean by "hunt"?

Theroc · 14th July 2009, 03:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Vertexx69

Can you explain what you mean by "hunt"?

Was wondering the same thing myself

Also; can someone doublecheck how much money I spent? I got mildly confused since I'm not sure if I took the 10 gold out of Ardularra's total when I added the Sundark goggles, but the numbers don't seem to be adding up now.

Neurotic · 14th July 2009, 10:59 AM

Simple, one group goes and hides somewhere outside of the village (another branch of same wood?) the other looks for it. We limit range, area and time so it doesn't last for days and to limit flyers reach otherwise we could simply fly away and let them waste time

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Vertexx69 · 14th July 2009, 03:23 PM

Oh you mean "Hide & Seek"? As long as it doesn't take too long.

@ theroc - It looks like you didn't subtract the 10g from your total is all. Mithral seems like a waste of 4k since breastplate already lets you use your whole +3 dex bonus. wasting half your starting cash on something that doesn't help right away isn't very practical

but to each there own.

Neurotic · 14th July 2009, 03:57 PM

Seek and hide doesnt' include knocking opposing side senseless. Altough we should probably pay attention not to use lethal force if we are to go hunting tigers tomorrow

hellrazor111 · 14th July 2009, 05:34 PM

How do you want to do 'tag', by sight, touch, an attack...I was thinking of touch attacks, where you armor doesn't matter, only how 'quick' you are.

NOTE: I was playing the game again, and light potions are replaced by a special herb of the same price and moderate/serious potions are replaced by vitamin and multi-vitamin, I would like to implement this, but we can stick to potions.

Neurotic · 14th July 2009, 10:22 PM

How about any sort of non-lethal damage? Suggestions, sleep spells, ego crushes, stunning fists, spear butts, color sprays, anything goes as long as it's effects don't last overnight.

Theroc · 14th July 2009, 10:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Vertexx69

Oh you mean "Hide & Seek"? As long as it doesn't take too long.

@ theroc - It looks like you didn't subtract the 10g from your total is all. Mithral seems like a waste of 4k since breastplate already lets you use your whole +3 dex bonus. wasting half your starting cash on something that doesn't help right away isn't very practical

but to each there own.

Mithril was to avoid the ASF for my eldritch blasts... not for the other purposes. Nothing would irritate me more than seeing my spell fizzle as I cast it... and I figured as a Cleric, armor would be a wise thing to stock up on... in case I am engaged in melee.

Theroc · 14th July 2009, 10:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Neurotic

How about any sort of non-lethal damage? Suggestions, sleep spells, ego crushes, stunning fists, spear butts, color sprays, anything goes as long as it's effects don't last overnight.

Hm... ~checks Cleric spells for non-lethal ranged effects~

I don't think I can use non-lethal Eldritch blasts, lol.

Voidrazor · 15th July 2009, 08:57 AM

Hmm, I'm still confused. Nonlethal damage? Hide and seek? If we're going up against a 'boss', splitting up and pulling punches doesn't seem like the way to go. In the IC thread, talking about a hunt sounds straightforward. Whatever tactics we end up using, we are hunting down the weretiger leader.

EDIT - Nevermind. Tht's the second time I've glossed over something crucial and missed the point. A hunt to test out the new recruits, gotcha.

Neurotic · 15th July 2009, 10:33 PM

As I see it we have a problem. We don't have a tank. Ogre almost dropped Marius in two hits. If this leader gets rend on anyone you can kiss that poor soul good bye. Therefore, my suggestion is hit it fast and hard with Marius and Grabhar striking and retreating and then others finish it from afar with spells and arrows.

Vertexx69 · 16th July 2009, 02:19 AM

After grabhar makes his initial charge he technically counts as a tank, but 3.5 doesn't really have a tank class per say. Theres no incentive to try to hit him when there are far more squishy PCs in right there in melee with the mob at the same time.

drakir_nosslin · 16th July 2009, 09:05 AM

Ash can be a pretty good tank as well, he has a decent hp while his AC is too low really, but backed up with his powers he can actually stand his ground for a while. Add to that the fact that he can negate 4 points of damage for each power point he spends as an immediate action and I don't think that he should count as one of the squishy ones

He also has a few powers that can help him in keeping the enemy close, such as Decceleration and Déjà Vu, so together we might be able to hold the tiger for at least a couple of rounds.

Another thing is that at least two of the psions have the time hop power, so if need be we might be able to force him into stasis for 5 to ten rounds while we heal and buff again.

Drones · 17th July 2009, 01:52 PM

Atarneil isn't really a tank but can do a lot of damage from range. Plus, he can at least take a few hits before he goes down. Besides, with the cleric levels, he can heal both him self and others. So all in all a pretty good support character but not really a tank.

(Oh and i was wondering if i could change my longbow from distance to seeking.)

hellrazor111 · 17th July 2009, 02:15 PM

Don't see why not. And if you cant get up close, your not really a tank

Theroc · 17th July 2009, 07:49 PM

Ardularra COULD close with an enemy to use Hideous Blow with Sickening or Frightful blasts, buffing herself up with cleric spells and a melee-based Vestige(I think Aym gives her an aura of fire that burns anyone within 5 feet of her.) Additionally, she can use a turn attempt to suck the life from anyone living within like 20 feet of her, 1d6 at a time.

Her HP is a bit low, so she isn't really a tank, unless she's fighting scads of weaklings. In a few levels as she grows in Binder she can start to take the role of tank more if needbe.

With her damage reduction, and the potential with a vestige to force an opponent to take half the damage dealt to her, plus the life draining, she'd be pretty survivable.

hellrazor111 · 21st July 2009, 09:16 PM

Grabhar is going to "sleep" at about 1:30 in the afternoon, lol. Anyways, unless everyone wants to sleep, you have free time to interact amongst each other, wander the village and farmland, explore the area... I want to give some time for you all to learn a little about each other.