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We're going to carry one of the bodies not in a coffin. Preferably Lirev since she is the lightest. We'll wrap her in a sheet and someone will carry her over their shoulder.

Whyre turns from his talk with Mezcia at Evret's question... "Only if all the spell casters are ready. We'll need Bastion and Mez to have their entire arsenal."

Cool. We could also stand shoulder to shoulder starting from Whyre's position (E2-4), or each of us take a position in a N-S or E-W line from one of the corners. The key is to remember that someone/thing directly in front of you never provides Soft Cover for something one square right or left...

Whyre accepts the sling from Evret. "Thank you." Whyre nods at Morgan..."Yes, my first choice will be to throw the stones, but as a ranger I am a believer in being prepared for all contingencies." Whyre then turns to Colvin, "Tripping the creature will make it harder for Mezcia and myself to...

"Professor, since you are the expert in such matters, we will defer to your judgment. The only thing left to do now is figure out a tactical strategy. Indulge me for a moment my friends as I think out loud.... The last undead we fought were more cunning than one might have expected of...

"Morgan, that is as keen an insight as the eyes of an eagle are sharp...is there some way we can determine this? "

As the barn fire consumes its victim, Whyre watches Nalden and the rest of the party exchange heated words. The flames from the burning barn cast an eerie glow on the party as if one were visualing a scene from a bard's song. Whyre waits until Nalden is out of ear shot... "In all honesty, I...

Actually, I think a square has an AC of 5...so you HIT!!!

Whyre, realizing he has no tools to douse the fire, grabs his longbow while ushering the rest of the Granthum's out of the barn. "If you townspeople have a fire drill for putting out a fire, now would be the time!"

So it's Morgan's move correct? And would putting out a fire with water be a Survival roll?

Honestly though, one could argue a creature is not going to know you're in TD. Considering that TD isn't some sticker or badge on your forehead and given the fact you still have your weapon, and given the fact you can change your stance from round to round...i would argue it's meta-game for the...

Hoping to set an example by doing...Whyre moves past Morgan, dropping his bow and pulling out his club. But instead of attacking he seems intent on staying alive. Free Action: Drop bow Move: Draw club and move to G5 Standard: Total Defense

Kaodi, who's turn is it? Is it Mezcia's then Whyre's? Can you include Initiative order each time you repost the matrix? Thanks.

As Lirev's body hits the floor and blood pours from her neck, Whyre feels a tinge of guilt. As Colvin was the only one standing upon the arrival of dead dwarf, Whyre had expected Colvin to meet the creature head-on. When Colvin failed to intercept the the dwarf, Whyre reacted by moving to a...

The rules are not clear about what actions can and can't be taken while Prone. However, they do prohibit the "5' step" in situations where all you can do is move 5'. Conversely, there is nothing in the rules that says you can't "Withdraw" while prone. And, you can Withdraw up to twice your...

Admittedly, I did not realize Lirev was on the map since you did not list her in the legend.

Having spent more than a few nights sleeping in the wild, Whyre was used to waking at the slightest disturbance. In this case, the dwarven ghost was hardly a slight disturbance. Whyre was hardly surprised to see the creature and his bow was already in his hand as he stood up. Whyre hoped...

Even prone, Whyre can stand up and move 30' with a double move. Since I expect Colvin will meet the dwarf head-on, the most important thing for Whyre is to move to a position where Colvin is not providing Soft Cover. So there is no advantage for Whyre to move ahead of Colvin. Speaking of Soft...

Whyre will delay until after Colvin, but before the Ghost

It will probably help a lot if you put a row of numbers along the side and letters along the top or bottom.