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"I've seen the Broken Anvil before. It's Ghallanda-owned, and I think I can find it if you want to follow me."

C watches the figure disappear, but makes no move to stop him. "If he wants to tell us something, why couldn't he tell us now? Strange, but I'm not afraid of him." He taps his warhammer to accentuate the point, and nods at Ro'garth, adding, "Especially if the rest of you are also there. And...

"I don't eat, but I won't mind getting out of the rain, even if I am used to it in this city. You'd think the bridges and towers above us would block some of it. I'm sure we'll find something if we just take a short walk."

As he would have to draw his weapons before he could actually drop them, and drawing your weapon when told to drop it seems like a bad idea, C simply holds his hands out in front of him and away from the weapons. "As the others said, we came running when we saw the body, to find that he was...

It's not a big issue, just something I noticed when I read how you were going to do crits.

C shakes his head. "No. I don't know why he called me a traitor. The only organization of any kind that I've ever been a part of was the Brelish army. "And he called me a 'flesh-loving' traitor. I'm not sure what that means."

Slight issue. Say I have an attack that deals 1d8 points of damage and will hit my enemy on a natural roll of 10. If I roll a 10, I will deal 1 point of damage. If I roll an 11-29, I will deal 4 points of damage. If I roll a 20, things get more complicated: If I roll a 1-9, the crit fails and...

"To be a traitor, I think I needed to be on your side in the past," C says angrily at the fallen warforged as he puts away his hammer. He looks at the enemy's weapon to see if it seems to match to the victim's wound. "A.. teacher?" he asks, unsure what a provost is.

It is possible that the full 4th E rule will use a modified roll of some kind. That would deal with a lot of the things people are complaining about. In D20 Modern you use a DC 20 Fortitude save instead of the 10% roll. I believe the rules are the same otherwise.

C keeps moving his eyes over the cityscape, searching for signs of the attacker. He notices Cole get up and asks, "He's already dead, then?" Listen check (1d20-2=6)

Seeing the obvious sign of violence, C quickly draws out his warhammer and looks around for the culprit. If he doesn't see anything, he moves to where the body lies and stands defensively to let the others get a closer look.

A warforged approaches. Large by human standards, he's typical size for the constructs, and a few metal objects clank together as he walks. He pulls his hood out over his face; not bothered by the damp and cold as much as a normal person might be, he still finds it a bit unpleasant and wants...

I actually noticed that, but I was leaving to get to class and wasn't able to fix it yet. Sorry about that. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Name : C | Race : warforged | Height: 6’ 5” Player: Pinnacle | Gender...

My first set of stats was too low—no stat above 13 and a net mod of -2. The second set was slightly better. About done with the sheet. Background to be written up a bit later. I'm thinking a warforged made shortly before the end of the war for a Brelish unit. Called "Unit C" as the third...

Do you want a party that already knows each other, or a group of strangers who meet when the game starts?

I'm familiar with "The Forgotten Forge" and vaguely familiar with the other three adventures in the series. I've run "Forgotten Forge" before, actually. I promise to be good about not meta-gaming, however, and if you don't mind I'll say that I'm interested. I'm thinking maybe a warforged...