OOC: Tholestia: also XP and GP tracking etc.

Ravellion

serves Gnome Master

• Apr 4, 2003

• #161

Deepwinter 7 said:

Yes JASPER

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Actually, to be really effective he would have to stay 150 feet ahead... and that tactic can be very darn effective, I've seen it used very well in other groups. Surrounding ambushers after the ranger spotted them, but the ambushers didn't spot the ranger, and he came back to report back to the party.

Of course Jasper thought he was tough while he wasn't, and decided that he needn't report back to the party. The party agreed .

 

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Spellsword

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• Apr 5, 2003

• #162

Deepwinter 7 said:

I rather take my place besides Ilan, so switch Wulf and him... I bet he agrees

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I bet he agrees? what kind of sarcasm is this, bloody hell! I am so eager to be in front?

All my remarks about frontline fighter have to be taken with a pinch of salt

 

takew

First Post

• Apr 5, 2003

• #163

So the marching order is:
Ilan
10-100 ft
Kheldev & Tycho
5 ft
*BURP*
Deepwinter (& Diactum)
5 ft
Wulf (& Diactum)

In this situation we have a fighter in the front AND in the back. Otherwise we have a wizard and a bard covering the back.
Since my character is....
*BURP*
the "best" healer in the party (takes less rounds for he needs no healing himself afterwards like DW7 and it doesn't hurt him) it might be handy to be in the middle of thinks. Helping out where there is need and stuff like that.
*BUUUURP*
It might be handy to give the bard, Tycho, the staff of cure light wounds... He can use him, AS YOU KNOW BY NOW, without a check like Kheldev has to make... But no one knows that he can use items like that at all... Don't we JvdG?
Just a suggestion. You can also sell it for about 300 gp I guess. But don't count on my character having enough healing to heal after a big battle like the one in witch you let Tristan die... (kontgaatjes)

OOC: ICH ben GOED latzerus to say the neukende LEAST[\ooc]

 

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Ravellion

serves Gnome Master

• Apr 5, 2003

• #164

What with the lightsource and the fact that someone could very easily get lost in the forest, I assumed you would be closer to eachother than the previous post.

I'll hear when you disagree, but this is what I am guessing:

 

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Ilan

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• Apr 5, 2003

• #165

Nice Ron, just what I had in mind.

p.s. I have darkvision.

 

Sullaf

First Post

• Apr 5, 2003

• #166

We could get lost if there is 10 feet between us?!?! That is about 3 meters, which is about 3 average human steps away from each other...

Anyway, the whole point of Tycho being at the back IS that he is by all accounts a more effective fighter than Wulf (no offense, just plain numbers: btw Wulf when are you going to post your character?). Furthermore as Tycho has more skills, it's harder to suprise a character like Tycho AND having the highest initiative does make a difference. Being in front means getting the blows, which imho the bard is not all that suitable for: especially since most of the combat you would like to cast spells before actual combat begins, which is a little hard if there is a frontal attack: oh well since the DM already made this pretty little map,
I'll play along, but just something to remember. Maybe an even better solution would be to just put Diactum in the middle (low hp) and the rest could protect him. Downside would be that it would be the most obvious target for any spell which has a radius.

Last detail: As Ilan has Darkvision (why? Elves have LL vision? or did I miss anything?) he probably will be at about 60 feet form us. (where Kheldev could barely see him)
[edit] Should have read the IC thread BEFORE posting in the OOC thread (DOH!): vision = 25 feet even with darkvision. [/edit]

 

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Sullaf

First Post

• Apr 5, 2003

• #167

For the bard:


I feel it in my fingers, I feel it in my toes
Death is all around me and so the feeling grows
It's written on the mist, it's everywhere I go
So if you really fear it, come on and let it show

You know It's evil, it always is
My fear's made up by the things that I hear
There's no beginning, there'll be no end
But on Sir Ilan you can depend


More lines will follow

 

Deepwinter 7

First Post

• Apr 5, 2003

• #168

Gee, wow

Ilan has DVision caus he is friggin cursed by a fiend

 

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Ravellion

serves Gnome Master

• Apr 5, 2003

• #169

Ilan said:

I have darkvision.

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So does Kheldev the dwarf. It doesn't seem to help him any more than you.

Casper... your party members didn't want to wait (in their opinion waste) one day.

And, yes, Diactum, where are you?

 

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Ilan

First Post

• Apr 5, 2003

• #170

I know, but I thought you might have forgotten I had darkvision. You posted the elves have trouble even with their superior eyesight. hence..... like a virgin

CASPER.
You can't write spells from a spellbook. The casting abaility of a Sorcerer is different then that of a Wizard. You don't write spells in a book. You can only learn them from rising in levels.........
The attacks that you have with your bow are: base attack + dex + weapon. Damage is 1 d8 + strength (you have a mighty bow + 4, so you can count use your strength modifier to give a MAX of +4 damage.). If you don't have a mighty bow, you can't count your strength as + on damage.........
Your +2 chain shirt gives an AC bonus of +6 not +8 (which includes your dex modifier).......
Armor and Weapons that are enchanted are +2 chain shirt and not chain shirt +2, because you write down your bow like this......Mighty composite longbow +4 (that +4 on the end tells the DM that you can use your strenght modifier on damage, if you would write +4 Mighty comp. Longbow, you would have a +4 magical bow.(which is a bit better )......Items like ring of protection are ring of protection +1 or Amulet of naturel armor +1 or even Gloves of dexterity +2.......
Hope I have enlightened your path, my young Padawan....
hahaha

 

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