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Reis finally straightens up, breathing hard and shifting his unbound legs painfully. He gestures toward Jonah, not waiting to catch his breath. "Jonah... you have the chest? I thought I saw..." he does not finish the statement, but looks at the human, waiting.

Reis dances, continuing to jerk along to the fiddler's tune as the dark cloud swirls up around the party. Not sure who's up, but either way Reis can't do anything.

Reis is still entagled and still trying to dance, so it's difficult to tell, but he seems to become more agitated. His eyes roll in Christopher's direction and his arms begin to jerk against the dance compulsion. Reis' save also passes either way. I can accept him being unable to talk while...

Will save: 1d20=16 I take it Reis is still dancing and unable to act? Or did the will save negate that?

Reis continues to jerk against the entangling plants, struggling to move his legs.

Reis stiffens as the vines twine up his legs, which continue to jerk futilely. He is clearly still trying to dance despite being bound. Reflex save - 1d20-4 = 2

Reis dances silently, whirling around in time to the music. His face has a glazed look to it. Initiative - 1d20+3=15

Reis is silent throughout the encounter, but follows Tibard and Jamilee down the road. He casts a look backwards at the faeries as the party continues onward.

Reis pauses, his keen eyesight directed down the road at the distant winged figures. He is silent momentarily, almost mesmerized by the dancers and the music borne faintly toward them on the wind. After a moment he tears his gaze away and says, "Faeries... is that what they are?" His voice is...

Reis nods his thanks as the worst of his wounds knit together and heal. "Right, let's move. Earlier tomorrow we get there, the better." Jonah has spent the morning sitting off at the edge of the woods, perhaps still regretting the fight with the wolves the day before. He and Blue stand and join...

Reis shakes his head. "We should find a place to stop when we can, but I'd rather get as far away from this place as possible. I'm not sure what was going on there, but something seemed amiss... normal wolves don't attack a group of our size with a campire, not unless they're starving." Having...

If nobody else wants to, I guess I can.

Reis grabs his pack and begins to follow Tibard down the road.

Inwardly cursing his forgetfulness, Reis turns toward the nearest wolf and strikes its head sharply with the pommel of his rapier. Satisfied that it is not likely to wake up soon, he then looks around to see if the other wolves have been taken care of. Standard attack on wolf 4: Attack -...

If people are waiting for me to post, I thought I had wasted my turn by forgetting that Jonah was unconscious. Is that the case, or should I still take an action?

Well, damn. Forgot about that, haha. Rae, is there any way to do the equivalent of a coup de grace with non-lethal damage? I'm guessing Jonah won't be too happy if he wakes up and we've killed all the unconscious wolves.

Reis hesitates as the wolf appears to move towards him, then lets it go as it turns away, fleeing into the forest. He then picks up his pack hastily, wincing as it jostles his wounded side. "Let's move out before anything else gets here. Jonah, you have the gem?"

Reis doubles over as the wolves snap at his stomach. He staggers and stays on his feet out of pure instinct, but he can feel a wet numbness and the first dull twinges of pain creeping up his side. That can't be good. But suddenly Christopher casts his spell and there's only one wolf left...

Hmm... Reis will keep the total defense, but will add a 5' step to F6 in order to flank wolf 4, if that's all right with you.

Reis, like Jonah, brings his weapons up to guard him as he attempts to stand. Standard Action: Total defense (AC increases to 21 for one round) Move Action: Stand from prone Dex check against trip (if necessary): 1d20+3=16