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"Right," says Cromwell, shaking his head as if to clear it. The little goblin woman was confusing, at best. Why was she so irritated that he had done his duty, and forwarded her own mission, by delivering the message? But he had to focus- there was work to be done. Nevermind he had little...

"Right," says Jerrick firmly. "Let's get going." He'll lead the group down the appropriate roads, trying to nix any incidental bickering. Once they get close, Jerrick will signal a halt. "Krog," he says, asking the half-orc to perform the one aspect of subtelty he can handle, "Take a look...

Fant chokes off a cry of pain, and it comes out more as a grunt. "Keep it up," she reassures the group, and continues fighting.

That description is wildly amusing. I can't wait to play....

Y'Cind probably noticed the Four Hundred Years war (Vecna killing lots of Elves, including the High King, the destruction of the northeastern kingdom of the elves, the defacement of their cities, etc., etc., etc.) He was there, after all. ;)

Don't be so sure- Celene is often referred to as "The Fairy Kingdom" and includes no small amount of fae. In any case, Queen Yolande will be making earnest attempts at an alliance, no matter how alien or introverted you seem. She's pretty passionate about this subject. :) And I expect we'll...

It seems the Greyhawk history for the Elves goes something like this (and William Ronald can correct any mistakes). The elves, as you know, were created from the blood of Corellon Larethian, shed in battle with Gruumsh. But this blood was spilt in the name of his betrothed, Sehanine Moonbow...

Wow! Lots of stuff. Hope I didn't miss anything. The more I learn about my territories, the more I think that reuniting the Elves in some fashion will be a goal. I'm writing the faction background (OK, I will be... soon... but it's in my head!), and how the Church, Celene, Yeomanry and the...

Jerrick's frown persists, especially at Hedwan's laugh, but he says nothing until he hears a map mentioned. "Map? Let's see it."

That configuration sounds good to me; Octar will defer to Tullius in these manners if he says anything, but trusts Marcus well enough to follow his orders. Octar dislikes the place immensely. "Let's smash it," he says, referring to the statue. "Or better yet, toss it down after the priest."

Fant yelps as oil splashes her again, but sees how it affects the creature, and how the battle in general is going, and lets it pass without comment. She continues her assault on the creature. This speed is good.

I think the logic I used when originally tweaking those was that, in normal d20, robust=10 hit points over 10 levels, or about 3 toughness feats. Ergo, taking Robust should equal about 3 toughness feats over the course of 10 levels, pegging robust at +.33 soak per level, or therabouts. It...

Sterich is, but she was thinking of Geoff, which is still overrun by giants. That is what you were talking about, right? And actually, I am claiming the Yeomanry, if I may. It fits quite nicely. It's an odd faction I've got- Yeomanry, Celene, the Pale, and Lendarl. Plus partial control a...

Cromwell takes the letter from Nate. He really, really, really wants to ask him what the hell's going on, why he went berserk why he stayed in when ordered to retreat. Doing in front of the goblins, however, showed bad discipline. He accepts the letter and passes it on the the priestess...

Hmm. Confusion in color there may be, but I checked and Eluvan did not claim Yoemanry (it's not explicitly claimed; if he meant to but didn't, I contest! :p). As for color, give me a moment to google... According to some random website that apparently refers to some previous edition (Alas...

Yes. Will do. I'm going to go now and edit my own character. Nac, Mithral Chain Shirts still count as Light armor in terms of causing fatigue when you sleep in them, right? I'm weighing Toughness vs. Endurance.

Rolls: Listen:[dice] 13+0=0 Con check:[dice] 13+2=15 Alexi walks on, oblivious of the scuffle ahead of him. If he sees anyone of his companions inexplicably start to run, he will frown slightly, glance around to see what might have inspired them, and head after.

You know, now that I actually know what it is, I feel silly for not claiming the Yeomanry sooner. It's the one democratic nation on Oerth. Duh! Silly Tom.

No, accidentally. :o "He wanted to come, I think." Jerrick does not sound terribly enthusiastic about the idea. He seemed like an alright sort of fellow, but no good if there was actually anything to find.