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Thomas, Summoner Wizard Can I use a healing surge at this time? And, can Thomas remove his armor as we go? Or stop a moment to do so?

Thomas shakes his head. "Is nothing ever easy? I cannot think of a scenario in which we shouldn't lend our assistance." "What say the rest of you?"

Thomas, Summoner Wizard "Handy, indeed. Lead on then, Corporal Hedge!"

Hmmm...I read your description and looked at the map and didn't make the connection :) Must be getting late.

Thomas, Summoner Wizard "Everyone has a bit of the right idea here. If someone else is coming for us, the number of guards likely won't matter. Nor does it matter how we got out, but that we are out now." "I agree that we should exit as quickly as possible. If we are to confront our hidden...

Excited to start! Regarding the map - what are all the characters on the (close up) map?

"What!?!!" "Cowards! What spineless foe has done this to me? Who's there? If you be my foe then let me up and give me a chance to die on my feet!" Bharhash twists and turns in his bindings. Hearing movement and voices and sensing a shape nearby on the floor he pauses only a moment before...

INT vs. REF (1d20+5=17); 1d8 + INT modifier Fire damage (1d8+5=13) A column of fire erupts between the slingers and envelopes them both, as the Fire Warrior moves in front of one them. Standard Action: Thomas casts Scorching Burst (Area Burst 1 within 10 squares) at 6C. Attack Slinger1...

Yeah, one of those big-hit rounds that add some flavor to the game :) Plus, it will make the rest of the round seem easy :)

sorry about that, Thomas was built using the Character Builder and I didn't think about where that came from (likely from an earlier dwarf build) Funny that the CB still says Legal for the character. thanks for resolving it that way. I'll try not to play with made-up powers going forward. :)

Thomas, Summoner Wizard Muttering words of power, Thomas opens his hand... The air ripples, as if from heat, and a soldier of flame strides through the ripples in the air near the slinger on the right. It lifts a shimmering axe above its head as it moves to attack. Not pausing to see the fear...

Ouch....that was a rough starting round!

Head ringing from the impact to his head, Thomas turns towards the slingers near the stairway and, reciting some words of power... I have no idea what I was thinking - Thomas has leather armor and no proficiency with it, so he will be attacking at a -2 during this encounter :o Cast Astral...

"Yes, please...let's try not to kill the authorities...", Thomas mutters as he heads up the stairs behind Squeal.

Sorry about that, Rathan. It didn't even occur to me that everyone might want a different color for their character's speech. Feel free to use DarkOrange if you'd prefer it (what I have been using)

Around the table, it's assumed that when a character hears something, they share that new info with the group. Can I assume the same thing here with regards to what Thorn just heard? Going to assume in this instance that Thorn has, in fact, shared this tidbit. But am fine with whatever is...

Sounds good, Shayuri - let's roll with that. Bharhash is a fighter through and through! He loves the battle: the sounds, the strategy, the face-to-face combat and the victory. The camaraderie he experiences with his fellow soldiers is felt deeply and sincerely. Because of that he gives his all...

Thomas, Summoner Wizard "My name is Thomas, pleased to meet you all - well, as pleased as I can be in our current situation. "I agree that it seems the barrister had much doubt about our involvement. However, casting a wide net for such a crime as this is, I am sure, somewhat standard...

No worries, Thom's name is more amenable to change so he will begin using his full name from now on :) I noticed the same thing and have done a couple of double-takes when Thorn is referenced

Thom - Summoner Wizard Thom was certain of two things: one, the rules of law were put in place in order to allow fair and equitable administration of justice; and two, this particular process was going to be neither fair nor equitable. Though, seeing the Barrister's response, he wasn't...