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This seems to be way more complicated than it needs to be. Ignoring the fact that the stated plan was to cast Magic Stones before we got in sight of the cemetery (given the enchantment lasts 30 minutes), If Morgan doesn't want to cast Magic Stones...just say so IC. However, since you did...

I don't read the spell as requiring the caster to have to take the rocks...just touch them. Hence the out stretched arm. If you're saying that the spell requires the caster to actually have the rocks in his possession, then I'll take a 5' step and fire on Sk2...and as a move action prepare to...

The probability of rolling 50% or less five times in a row is 3%. Still, I don't know how these can be CR 1/2 creatures given their boosted abilities and tactics. I'm not aware any incorporeal creature is below CR 1, even a partial one. My action is to get rocks and hold them out for Morgan...

I meant to ask this earlier, but is there no reason why we can't add % dice to our own attacks? The 3.5 rules generally call for this to speed things up. I don't know if Paizo adjusted that. EDIT: this way others quickly see if the attack hits and we don't have to guess.

It occurs to me that we should all post an alternative action if the creature we are attacking would have died from a previous hit. Or maybe the DM will give us an opportunity to change our action as necessary? EDIT: Nice roll guys, with the -2 from the charge, those should both hit...providing...

Since my move won't be affected by the skeletons, I'll post now With the battle upon them, Whyre can only hope his comrades remember the tactics they discussed merely hours ago. Hopefully they would adapt to the circumstances. But now Whyre was hoping to get a powerful weapon for this fight...

lol...I was making fun of TSS and myself misreading the posts (and possibly "Bastion"), that's why there's a smiley face at the end of the post

Was Bastion who shot the Magic Missle...at the Skeleton 100 yards away...after Whyre said *shoot* the guys on the ground....but who's counting? :)

Whyre watches his arrow pass harmlessly through the assailants when previously, the skeletons had not been incorporeal. Whyre becomes a little more concerned... "Bastion....what is going on? Is this because we are outside the crypt?"

Dont' sweat it. Rolling a "1" damage is almost a wasted arrow anyway.

When Whyre saw the five undead near the crypt, his fears were confirmed. The skeletons either had a small army or they couldn't permanently be killed by any of the weapons the group possessed. Clearly the group intended to fight. Whyre figured it was worth a shot rather than running back to...

When you say "readying themselves to receive attackers" is that IC for some specific type of action? If they can read that we are in Total Defense versus Fighting Defense versus Normal attacks, it's only fair we get that same info, right? Good call on the '.' ghostcat. Thanks for using that Koadi

As a DM, I used to subscribe to the "roll behind the screen" philosophy for combat. I did it because I thought it made the game more interesting and more scary/unpredictable/dangerous. But that was back when no one talked about OOC/IC and players were allowed to sit there with their own copy of...

TSS, the range is 105', so that's -2 on the attack

Excellent, that will change things quite a bit

So the X's provide no cover at all? DM - can you please post the roll the archer made to hit. This way we know if he's making touch attacks or if he's actually affected by our armor

Whyre, his bow already out in preparation for the battle... "Colvin, the last time we fought these skeletons, they were armored like a man in chainmail using a heavy shield. More agile than the common man and greater sense of tactics than any adventurer I've teamed with. Yet they were often...

Whyre considers Morgan's council...and then offers his thoughts at low volume... "Aye, it might be obvious to those trained in the art of spellcraft, but I could not foresee undead fighters knowing the difference between a casting of Goodberry versus Magic Stones from three hundred feet away...

Whyre assess the situation and turns to his comrades and speaks to them at volume that no creature from one hundred yards could hear, "We must decide now if we will undertake this task. We always have the option of returning to Amrovel and informing the mayor that we will need additional...

What kind of bows are they wielding?