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I'm getting close to going... So just a couple notes. I don't think it will be that hard to autopilot Aoe-Narara. Feel free to say that she is brooding at the back of the group. :) Just one note. If we do decide to attack Aoe-Narara will enter the wardance/chi-julud state if at all possible...

Thankful that the dog looks like it has forgotten Khajom, but wanting to heal his companion as soon as possible, Pyior yells "Danwyn! Strike then back away!" while repositioning himself then readies an action to cast a diminished Mind Stab on the dog near Khajom. Triggering event: Danwyn...

Wow kipling, thanks! Very thought provoking... Looks like I may have to just take a theory (most likely whatever would be most interesting) and run with it.

Thanks everyone for the feedback! Work has me fully occupied right now but will get back to worldbuilding in a few weeks.

I'm surprised no one has mentioned the system in the PH (or maybe I just missed it skimming the thread). While it requires a bit of recordkeeping, I find it's pretty fair and impartial.

I'm going on vacation (Kauai and Maui) from Thursday November 20 and won't be back until Sunday December 7. During this time most likely I won't have any access to a computer.

I'm going on vacation (Kauai and Maui) from Thursday November 20 and won't be back until Sunday December 7. During this time most likely I won't have any access to a computer.

Pyior cries out, "Thael Deadeye, guide my spell!" and begins waving his staff and incanting again. OOC: Pyior will cast a diminished Mind Stab on the most injured (but not unconscious) dog.

Not hearing a response from Khajom and obsensibly hearing a thud and yells of pain, Pyior moves 20' towards Khajom's position. If he sees the dogs at that time he will cast Mind Stab on one of the dogs (normal, non-diminished). If he doesn't see the dogs yet he will continue moving towards...

Assuming Pyior isn't in a position to receive an AoO, he will cast a diminished Mind Stab on the dog in front of Osric and then move towards Khajom's position yelling "Khajom! Are you ok?". If he would receive an AoO he will take a 5' step first then cast the Mind Stab and end his turn.

After finally finishing off Quicksilver I took what felt like quick side trips (after Quicksilver's length) through Bones of the Earth and The Collapsium. Now I'm back on Gene Wolfe's Short Sun series, book 2--In Green's Jungles.

I don't think your speed is a problem at all. It might have been easier to react on my behalf though if you showed your intent to CdG rather than immediately do it.

Well first off after my 10-26 post Khajom weighed in with an opinion but I was hoping to see other people's reactions before Pyior started running off and binding the wounds himself (and taking more game time). Then reading the 10-30 post, Pyior would be very shocked and upset by the sudden...

Aoe-Narara, Giant Warmain 1 Aoe-Narara's brow is wrinkled with thought, obstensibly thinking through the tactical ramifications of the situation, as she listens to the discussion. [OOC: Aoe-Narara uses her Warmain training to think through the situation. How likely is the attack to succeed...

Sorry guys. I got sick with a fever for a few days, then came down with a light case of brochitis and have gotten far behind at work. That's why I was MIA. Another thing on my mind, I saw Galbraith's first post and was a bit worried I might be irritating people by playing up Pyior's...

What would be the timeline for this happening on an earthlike world that was suddenly locked? Can you give me any sources or is this based on your own research and/or knowledge?

Why is being featured on this Web site "making the big time"? :/

Pyior peers down at the Rhodin and answers Khajom, "The Rhodin that I incapacitated so elegantly is certainly still alive. We should bind him as the effects of the Mind Stab will begin to wear off shortly. I noted your combat tactics, friend. I believe you displayed admirable restraint." After...

Good points. On one hand I think it would be solvable by hand-waving or the world building device of acting like it's a terribly important secret that the players don't know, when actually I just haven't worked it out yet. Arguably all campaign worlds in which the sun rises and sets, waxing and...

Another way to fix this problem is to have the mentor make a blatantly wrong decision that sets the group back. This should demonstrate that the mentor isn't just a plot device to lead them by the nose.