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Yeah, that sounds good (the 'firewood', anyway). I meant that maybe he's seen Alrond, while he (Sash, that is) was out getting spell components for his master.

Maybe Sash has seen him gathering spell components in the woods. Oh, and just in case it's important, I spruced up Sash's backround a bit. He's still the wizard's apprentice, only now, his family is cursed... it could make some hooks for later.

Waving the party over, Samuel announces the discovery: "Would you look at what I - err, we found? Seems to be a hidden door! Guy, would you be so kind as to push it open?" he says politely, but there's no mistaking the imperative tone in his voice. Besides, it'd be foolhardy for an officer such...

"I think we've been here long enough to be seen, Renard. It probably makes little difference, now." All the same, Samuel follows Renard to help him search. "Oh, and Thorg, when we're far enough away, I'd like to see for myself what it does, too, hey? search (aid another) +3

Well, it wouldn't be in Sash's nature to be antagonistic towards anyone, so they'd probably be friends. And, although Sash lives with the wizard, well, with a wisdom of 9, he probably dosen't have any idea what it is that Brandon can do.

Samuel looks at the pixie on his soldier in a bemused way, and shrugs with his free shoulder. "Chaos indeed, sir. Your master was correct, but he may have missed the fact that it holds within it's light both transmutation and..." Samuel trails off, with the distinct impression no-one knows what...

Looking at Lord Raven's submission, I noticed the kindly local wizard in there a few times. Maybe it could be the same one who looks after Sash? Sash and Brandon may know each other fairly well already.

Oh. Well, in that case, never mind. Thanks for pointing that out.

Nah, you're right, they work for a wizard. I just was wondering if it was something which needed fixing.

Right, wouldn't want to touch that. Ah, I've just thought of a stereotype, only, not for Samuel. He'd be a fighter, I think, with feats for proficiency in the longsword. He'd keep his items in a bag of holding behind his shield (which would actually be his only armor), such as bombs, a bow and...

I just noticed this, but I'm not sure quite what you mean. Adding up all of Sash's modifiers, it comes to +1 (-2 + 0 + 2 + 3 + -1 + -1), would that be considdered underpowered for this game, and if so, what am I allowed to do about it?

'Kay, then. I'll add those now, just in case.

No need to be sorry! When I made Samuel, I sort of envisioned him as the kind of officer who can't leave this or that unexplored, or this person unrescued (if that's a word). So, yeah, he gets into jams, but on purpose. Which might be worse, if you pause to think about it... Anyways, this is...

Just a quick question: does Sash get his extra feat and 4 skill points at level 0?

Hmm. That's not what I had in mind (he comes of as bumbling? Whoops!) I actually got the inspiration for his personality from the hares from the Redwall series, if anyone is familiar with them. But it's been a long time since I read any of them. I guess it shows. Inspector Clouseau, huh? Not a...

I'm still up for it, sounds like fun.

Ya know, Renard makes a very good point- I don't even know what Samuel's stereotype is.

Samuel calmly eyes the diminutive creature, unphased. "No, I have not. What happened to the fellow you're sitting on, if I may ask?" I'd like to make a spellcraft check to see if I can get any information on the red glow, here it is: 17

Is this game still gonna run?

"That's right, gents. We ought to get a move on. But first, it might be wise to work out a few plans of attack," says Samuel, more out of habbit than anything: following plans is not his forte. "By the way, Thym, you've never actually tasted goblin wine, hey?"