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Telsayn moves up between the two skirmishers, directly "northwest" of Mira. His bellowed challenge turns into a blast of acid heading North, catching Skirmisher 4 and the Skirmisher without a number. 1d20+4=18,+1d20 4=15 versus REF for 1d6+2=7, 1d6+2=3 damage. He then focuses his fury on...

I gotta brag a little bit... http://www.enworld.org/showpost.php?p=4276872&postcount=41

I went to the game day - Neumos is across the street from me, and it's the main HQ for D&D game day. I played first in the Shadowhaunt game as the Human Cleric. We pretty much walked through it - I had half the riddle (I knew who Pelor was, just didn't catch the sire reference) but we got it...

Also never mind. :p

Initiative (1d20-1=4) Since Telsayn is going last, I'm going to hold off until some of the other actions have been resolved before I state my action.

I'm willing to go with whatever people want as far as marching order goes - but FYI, It's Telsayn, not Teslayn. ;)

Putting Telsayn at the rear is actually quite tactically sound - encounters we walk into the front of we'll probably have some warning of, and can reposition ourselves. We're more likely to be flanked or attacked from behind - and in those cases, having Telsayn at the back actually works better...

I agree with the need for grids, but I'm willing to try other suggestions. I'm also a fan of that marching order that got laid out.

"Nor would I insult you by assuming so. I find that it is best to be honest and straightforward in my dealings, and don't game the system as long as the system doesn't try to game me." DM OOC:Cadorna manor? Ever play Pool of Radiance?

I've got no in person gaming group, but I do live across the street from Neumos . I'm thinking about dropping in on Saturday and seeing if I can network a game.

"A wise decision. Ears, I think, would be sufficiently distinctive yet portable enough, and unlikely for us to come across without having first detached their head from their shoulders. Will that work for your accountants?." OOC: Huh, I can't argue with that. I think a "professional outcome"...

To the party, privately: "The way I see it, the caravan can leave when we retrieve the materials - taking the Kobolds tomorrow morning won't delay the caravan two weeks. It probably is best to wait until all of us can see properly." To the warden: "Sir Warden, I have heard from different...

"I'd say that we feel the same way about Kobolds that you would feel about rats. Although some of you actually seem to like the little disease-ridden plague beasts, so I can't be certain that's a good comparison. I say we crack a few skulls, then take a break."

"What my friend meant to say is that we would like a table, with victuals, and if you happen to know this Dagron fellow, we'd like to have a short chat with him." Diplomacy check (1d20+9=11) To Mal: "You do realize that you have now advertised to everybody in the tavern two things: One, that...

"No more than the slime that crawls out of your throat when you've had a bit too much to drink yourself. Of course, as I understand it, you don't enjoy it quite as much. I understand that the sensation would be somewhat comparable to expectorating in your species. Would you like to make a...

"Ah, the sweet dregs of the bottle, what a pleasant memory," rumbles Telsayn. "It's a pity about the wall, however. I think it's the dwarven brew, it doesn't agree with my metabolism. Well, perhaps this will set our pockets right, although I wouldn't underestimate a Goblin, you never know...

Telsayn's passive Perception and Insight are both 12.

Um, oops. Just corrected a linguistic issue - Telsayn only speaks Common and Draconic. My bad for stealing someone else's template.

A mix of A and C sounds good to me as well. I ran a PBEM myself for a while back when 3.0 came out, but it fizzled out after a couple of years(!) so I'm a little out of practice myself. :P The one thing that I keep thinking of when I see the title is "The Taking of Pelham 123".

Telsayn has a bit of gastric distress and accidentally takes out a good chunk of the market. (1d20+4=23, 1d6+2=4)