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"Now hold on there, big fella!" exclaims J'ryi. "'Interior of the island' still doesn't say much about where we're going." The dragonborn stands from his seat, giving Georges a dour look. "You got more specific info on this library, Georgie Porgie, or am I going to have to run around the gutters...

J'ryi responds to the goliath's fervor with an amused glance. "Yeah, sure. Noble. I can go with that. As for the ghoul - we got a particular place for our undead hunt, or is tomb raiding now part of the job description?" The dragonborn grins as he rests his head in the palm of his gauntlet. "Not...

Behind the Goliath walks a new figure, a heavily armored Dragonborn. As he walks, his surroundings become increasingly opulent, prompting an indifferent glance around. Seeing Fissure enter the restaurant, J'ryi follows, still relatively unimpressed by the eatery's finery. Upon his entrance, the...

Yawning, J'ryi follows Fissure out the door, muttering under his breath. "It's about time..."

J'ryi stands up from his seat, sweeping his lantern off the table. "Alright, alright. No one's made a decision yet, so I'll do it for ya - I'm joining your little expedition." Walking up to the fancibly adorned half-giant, the dragonborn glances upward at the towering figure with a teasing...

"I'm in no rush, Dwarf. The Goliath knows who's available, he'll get around to deciding who he wants around. Not much variety though," J'ryi chuckles to himself. "The only difference between a dragonborn in scale and a dwarf in scale is three feet." I have no problems waiting, because I have a...

If your group doesn't mind another defender, I'd love to jump in on that quest offer. J'ryi, Level 1 Fighter, waiting for approval.

"Well, you can see I don't need the healin' anymore. And I've dealt with infection before - it's the reason I tried to learn this little trick. As for the gutter..." The dragonborn pauses, considering how to continue his sentence. After a considerable pause, he shrugs. "Simple. If an old friend...

J'ryi shakes his head. "No... I prefer doing this myself." His eyes are unfocused, suggesting his mind is elsewhere. Snapping back to reality, the dragonborn smiles. "Maybe that'll teach me not to roll around in the gutter when restraining a mark. Dirty business, that was."

Amused at the Giantess's enthusiasm, J'ryi grins at the half-orc's offer. "Give me a moment, 'mate.' I've got something to take care of first." As the serving girl places a foaming tankard in front of him, the dragonborn nods to her and mutters, "Liquid courage..." before downing the mug...

A figure bearing tarnished scale armor pushes his way into the pub, ducking his head underneath the door frame in order to fit. The crimson-scaled dragonborn brushes past a bouncer, the sound of glass striking glass evident as he walks. He slumps down in a chair, tattered cloak resting...

Normally I'd agree wholeheartedly with this, but Combat Agility specifically states that it doesn't resolve until "After the enemy has completed the action [that triggered Combat Agility.]" I suppose it is still triggered first, so perhaps might resolve first. But the nature of the immediate...

D&D 4e: At Level 5, my PCs had to climb down a 50 ft shaft in order to continue in a dungeon. They had all the appropriate gear; ropes, climber's kit, etc. One by one, they went down, leaving only the avenger with a terrible Athletics check at the top. He was forced to climb down with no aid...

First off: Assume that I have hit an enemy with the Harrier's Ploy Daily power, and that I have the Combat Agility class feature. That enemy moves away from me, provoking both the Combat Agility opportunity action and the Harrier's Ploy immediate reaction. How would these two powers interact...

I'd expect it to be a minor action, falling under the "Draw or Sheathe a Weapon" action.

The wording on Two-blade Fighting Style says that you wield the secondary weapon "as if it were an off-hand weapon." This suggests to me that it does not gain the "Off-hand" property, and thus doesn't benefit from the attack and damage bonus to "weapons with the off-hand property" from Tempest...

One rule my group's going to be ignoring by force: the existence of Iron Armbands of Power. Just because they exist, it feels like they devalue any and all other heroic-tier arms slot items I could dole out (especially now that the Warden has dropped his heavy shield for a glaive).