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Brakkus took 13 from the croc that was never healed.

Nars charges down behind the goblins trying to keep the goblins between himself and his friends. OOC: initiative (1d20+4=10) charge attack (1d20+11=28, 1d6+3=6), not including possible flank bonus. Also forgot Nars's +1 racial bonus against goblins, though unless these are super goblins it...

"Chev, are you alright? Step back from the gem! I think the gem tried to control you in some way. For a moment there, you looked just like my brother Sven when one of the maiden's of the court was turning him into a fool. There's some foul magic in that gem, and I don't like that humming one...

Beamer simply nods, not wanting to draw any more attention to himself than necessary.

"I'm ready. Let's go! T'Zeran, are you sure you don't want to come along?" OOC: 0 (DC 13) 5/day: Detect Magic(x2), Light(x2), Guidance 1 (DC 14) 4/day: Bless, Divine Favor (x2), Protection From Evil 2 (DC 15) 4/day: Shatter, Silence, Spiritual Weapon (x2) 3 (DC 16) 3/day: Blindness, Prayer...

"You're tellin' me? Boy this place is dull. If you'd asked me a month ago if it would be exciting to shift gravity and zip around the various places in the world, I would have said 'You can bet on it!' Now, good grief! I'd just like to get to anywhere that has something to look at." Planus...

Brakkus nurses his shoulder as he scrambles over the crocodile corpse and into the room, but does not complain given how much worse Chev's wounds were. "Winter, Spring, and Summer. The beast must have destroyed the gemstone for Fall. But why was a humongous lizard guarding it? And who...

This is campaign specific and not a general rule as far as I know. Life saving surgery is certainly painful. Fantasy healing magic is not always pleasant, in the Wheel of Time for example. I doubt someone in that world would realize they were being hurt instead of healed quickly enough for it...

Cool! Since Gur left, Beamer and Banion have been making enemies with other powerful groups. I think they're up to 3.

Hi Creamsteak! I still remember you so I figured I should say hi. I even had a character in a party with Gur Chuck-Chuck. ;)

Whew! That was quite the nasty creature! I found crawling is here, just down from the move heading. There is also a note under taking a 5 foot step that a creature with a speed of 5 feet can't take 5-foot step, and that you can not take a 5-foot step using a form of movement for which you do...

Brakkus draws a deep breath and then turns to give Maelicent a compliment on his marksmenship. The goblin has already burst forward and is climbing over the croc before he has a chance. Instead, he moves to block the rest of the door way in case something moves passed Maelicent from inside the...

Brakkus does his best to fight of the croc's snapping jaws. The beast keeps taking wounds and keeps on attacking. Brakkus only hopes a few more blows are enough to bring it down. He knows he can not withstand its jaws for much longer. OOC: Power attack for 2. Attack +4, Damage 2d4+8

Nars stays hidden from the goblins, but makes sure the party can see him. He points toward where the goblins are while drawing his sword and holds up 3 fingers. He points to the goblins, then to his own eye, then to the party. He then points to himself and makes a circular gesture. Then...

I'll be careful, Eusebius. This is the very wagon that bastard Toler was riding with in Rivensblight. I thought Torvin was with them, but this clinches it. Eusebius, I think you noticed Toler was carrying a token of Seto. Wasn't that symbol a curved blade? It would seem Toler betrayed...

OOC: Do the goblins appear to see Nars? Can the party still see Nars so that he has a way to communicate with them?

"Chev, no! Blasted, crazed brute! Take this!" Brakkus cries as he continues to rain down blows on the demented creature. OOC: Power attack for 2. Attack +4, Damage 2d4+8

I did pretty well in it, but it definitely made me think in a way I had not before. Induction especially is tricky since you can work for a very long time with just slightly the wrong hypothesis and never get any closer to a proof and then someone shows you the right hypothesis and it turns out...

After two successful strikes and the bevy of other wounds the beast has sustained, Brakkus can see it is not striking the beast that is difficult, but striking through its tough skin and into its vitals. Brakkus steps into position again and swings his guisarme down with all his might. OOC...

Hey, thanks for the email, CB. I'm excited to get back in the game. I'll post in the IC when I get back up to speed.