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Sorry for the many and long questions, but I am quite confused by the topic of underwater combat, as presented in the DMG p.93. 1) Do monsters suffer the penalties for underwater combat (i.e. -2 to attack rolls and half damage for slashing or bludgeoning weapons)? In particular, do aquatic...

I am married to a non-gamer that sometimes borders on the game-hater side when I spend to much time preparing my campaign ... it is not always easy, but it is very rewarding on many other aspects.

B5 - Horror on the hill followed by B4 - The lost city

Borkel Hardknuckles, dwarven monk Borkel gently pulls Eddy who is still furiously staring at Gogsmol. "Let's go, let's not waste any more time here. We have a thief to catch. Lul, go ahead, show us the way."

Borkel Hardknuckles, dwarven monk To prevent trouble, Borkel gets in between Eddy and Gogsmol and tries to calm down Eddy. "Let's not waste any more time with this ... individual, my friend, he is not worth it. Let's go find Bru instead, that's what you want, right? Let's check his house...

Borkel Hardknuckles, dwarven monk "Sure" says Borkel with a smile, now happy about spending more time with his new, and only friends. "Where should we go first? His house sounds like a good place to start"

Borkel Hardknuckles, dwarven monk (Grey Shade, that's the coolest string of insults I have seen in a while !!!) Even though Borkel shares Eddy's opinion, he prefers to stay silent rather than say bad things. While waiting for Eddy and Tumna to get paid, Borkel realizes that he is once again...

Borkel Hardknuckles, dwarven monk Borkel remains silent, also waiting for Lul's answer. Sensing that the situation could degenrate, Borkel slowly moves to a strategic position so that he could easily flank the bodyguard with Eddy, if the large bully decides to attack.

Borkel Hardknuckles, dwarven monk When he hears about the fate that Gogsmol envisions for the corpse, Borkel's blood starts to boil and he clenches his fists. He manages to maintain his calm though, rememering that he is in a foreign society from which he knows little. He stares angrily at...

Borkel Hardknuckles, dwarven monk "The body is still in the warehouse, Mr. Gogsmol. We have made sure to cover it so that it is protected from vermin, but may I suggest that you take charge of providing a proper burial? I do not know what spiritual community you belong to, but I am sure that...

Borkel Hardknuckles, dwarven monk "Mr. Gogsmol. You should know that there were large rats in your warehouse, just as you had told us, and that we got rid of them for you. Howerver, we found much more in there ... things that should not have been there." Borkel pauses a bit to evaluate Gogsmol...

Borkel Hardknuckles, dwarven monk Borkel turns to Gogsmol, respectfully avoiding to get too close to the entrance of the tavern so as not to anger the guard. He says: "Mr. Gogsmol. It is good to see you. You will be very pleased to learn that we have performed the service you requested with...

Borkel Hardknuckles, dwarven monk "You are right, Tumna, that probably is the best thing to do. But I really don't understand why a man's chest has to be hidden as if it was some sort of shameful thing. A chest says many things about the individual bearing it. At the monastery, it is with pride...

Borkel Hardknuckles, dwarven monk Go ahead companions, says Borkel, I will stay here and wait patiently. Hopefully, Bru will be there to explain everything, and Mr Gogsmol will be please with our good work. I really wonder what he will say about that vile creature being in his warehouse ...

precise shot How exactly?

Thanks, I had overlooked that aspect of improved precise shot ...

What about allowing a range attacker with the feat precise shot (which removes the -4 penalty for shooting into melee) to also bypass the "pick the target at random" effect of shooting into a grapple. It seems to me that both situations are very similar (although the grapple penalty is steeper)...

Borkel Hardknuckles, dwarven monk Borkel also stands back, now remembering the comment Gogsmol once made about him not wearing a shirt, and suddenly feeling insecure ...

Borkel Hardknuckles, dwarven monk Borkel helps Eddy to quickly search the vicinity of the warehouse for Bru, and if they find nothingl, he says: "We should head out to the Drunken Ogre tavern, where Gogsmol said he would be. We may find Bru there as well". Before leaving, Borkel makes sure...

Borkel Hardknuckles, dwarven monk "Ohhh ... says Borkel while realizing that Bru might have been dishonest. We have to find him and give him a chance to explain himself." Looking at the corpse, he says "we have to give this poor fellow a proper funeral, or at least bring him to someone in this...