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Ojor sticks to his original plan, but he think better than using it on a peeble and touches one of Agren's arrows. "This has a better chance to reach where you saw the archer."

As a second ray hits the clockwork construct, a patina of rust starts forming on him and a grinding sound comes from his battered mechanisms. Only a machine could withstand such punishment: a living man would be dead by now. Perceiving this as weakness, the other mausoleum guardians pile on...

As Voda Vosa said, forced movement doesn't provoke opportunity attacks; firing Ranged attack do, however Marked punishment are never opportunity attacks as far as I remember, in all classes that can mark they are immediate interrupts or immediate reactions. I could have done it against the orb...

About the Ogremoch's bane fight, let's see if I'm getting this right. There's a barrier that the elementals can't get through, and if we get to them we'll be attacked by seemingly a lot of lesser elementals and OB itself. Not that doing that will do much good, since non-magical attacks won't to...

I have another PC in an adventure that just started.

Max, level 8 mage? Also, could anyone please give any kind of closure to Land Ho! FWBTHW? At this moment, I think a simple "it was all a dream, here's your time xp and a bag of gold you didn't remember you had stashed under your bed, thnksbye" will be enough.

Ojor casts Light on a peeble next to Agren. Now he has three light sources he can use to locate whatever he wants to find.

I have a 8th level controller stuck on a dead adventure that could use some excercise too.

I'd like to see the hypothetical monster hypothetically try.

"Let's see if this cools you down!" exclaims Ojor as he fires a beam of ice at the swirling field of debris

The situation is no different than acquiring the item in the first place, since they're created with the same ritual anyway.

The rules for that are in Adventurer's Vault, page 198. You use the Enchant Magic Item ritual and pay the cost difference.

Post edited. Tell me if Prime hits the orb with his attack so I know the exact amount of THP he has.

Depends. If you used the move action to anything else than standing from prone (whatever that means for a floating undead beholder) then the orb is prone and the ray missed; you said in the post that it moved to current position in the map (post says "movement: see map"). If instead you just...

Don't pull your punches. I was going to use a damage reduction ability to take just 3 real damage, and the rest of the enemies need to roll a 19 or a 20 to hit Prime

With Drew on top of it, the undead round thing must akwardly roll over to target Prime. The construct can see it despite being surrounded by enemies and at the last second he's able to interpose his shield. The ray bounces on it, dispersing it's energies upwards, but even then some of the...

Dimsdale, did the orb stand up from prone with it's move? if not, it had a -2 penalty to attacks and the ray actually missed Prime.

Ojor readies his magic, protected by his shield as the whirwind of debris clash against the barrier. Sergeant Ojor Otragal Str 9 Dex 13 Con 15 Int 11 Wis 14 Cha 18 Race: Human Class: Sorcerer, Red dragon draconic line Background: Soldier Specialty: Magic-User (Detect Magic and Light) HP...

"Hm, either this thing is not going to talk, or it thinks is really tough. In any case, there's only one way to deal with bullies." says Ojor to the rest of the party. "There are not many people I'll kneel before, and you're not one of them! What makes you think you're so powerful, Ogrémoch's...

"So, I suppose that means no threats. Pity. Ok, let's try" says Ojor. Then he advances a few steps forward, speaking directly into the darkness the elemental dissapeared into and hoping the spirit is still within hearing range and can understand him. "Greetings! We're travellers from the...