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I take it you mean the Commandant. The only priestess around is the lizardfolk back in the swamp. Yishim nods. "I wouldn't worry about that. My mind is strong enough to resist." Rather confident of him. The city's fortress is visible near the harbor, in the southwest of the town. The party...

"Is everyone okay?" Castile asks as the party regroups. She looks relieved when she sees that everyone has made it out unmolested. "I guess we know what happened to the sailors now." The dwarf girl wavers for a few moments. She looks to the ship, then inland, then to the ship again. "Well, if...

Jax wanders over to the table while Andras helps the boy find his bear. He still suspects that the kid is a specter or zombie or some monstrosity, but even if he is, he seems pretty harmless. Jax's curiosity is really piqued now. The marble almost looks likes a cat's eye, doesn't it? He wonders...

Four guards stand before the entrance to the temple. One, a seasoned vet with graying hair, crosses his arms as Scarm speaks. "Okay, let me hear about it. But you're not going in there, birdy. Your friend is dead or crazy, and she's probably contagious either way." Although the guard flatly...

Jax lets Charles search the trunk himself, but he watches from the side. "Where's the last place you remember seeing him?" Jax isn't above stealing from the kid if there are any marbles or shiny objects in the trunk.

The young boy scratches his head as he puzzles over Jarel-karn's words. "Monsters inside the city... I need to keep them away, too." "Um, I haven't seen her. I don't think she's inside, or the guards wouldn't hafta bar the doors like that. She's prob'ly back at the fortress by now." He motions...

Castile glares at the lobster as it scuttles off, wondering if it may return with its friends. As she turns back to look inland, she notices some odd movement in the ship. ...What was that? she wonders, trying to sort out exactly what she just saw. Castile stares at the ship for a few moments...

"An adventurer? Oh man, that's even better than a soldier! Hey, I can use a sword pretty good. Do ya'think I can be an adventurer too?" "Oh yeah, that's right! Commandant Vahl herself found out the priests were sick. She heard that Father Foerster got a lizardfolk to study, so she wanted to...

"Uh... kind of. Maybe when we get to shore, then." "I think we should follow," Jax says to the party as the boy walks off. "Something didn't seem right with him. He felt frigid: too much for the air to do it." Jax moves to shadow the boy before he can get too far.

The nearest onlooker is a young boy, hopping up and down from the back of the crowd as he tries to see what's going on. He answers before even turning around to see Beatrice. "Ain't ya heard? Everyone's saying that the clerics got sick too, just like in the poor quarter. Pa says we'll have to...

Ah, sorry to hear that, ronak. But thanks for letting us know. Yishim will be alive if you ever want to play him again. Damen finds a suitable tree close by with thick branches. From his perch, he can see much of the surrounding forest: the distant mountains to the east, the not-so-distant swamp...

"I think you're right," Castile says with a chill running down her spine. "I'll, ah, watch out for more cannibals." Starting at I8. Castile is looking for threats outside the ship while the others investigate.

Would there be any support for an amendment to this proposal to make a distinction between retirement due to character death and retirement for other reasons? Something like: If a PC dies and that player chooses to retire the dead character, the next PC that player creates using retirement...

This really bums me out. I don't want to play in a game where there's no consequence to failure.

The saving throw was for a disease that could render you permanently insane at the final stage. So it's not the worst thing to get a crit on.

"Oooh," Jax coos. He asks without a hint of sarcasm, "I didn't think about that. Say, can I get you to heat my bed at night, Dorn? Heal check to see if the boy is an undead, as the robot suggests.

You leaves Sliska to her birds and begin the arduous trek out of the forest. Even though you have a path to backtrack along, you don't make much better speed on the way out than on the way in. After all, you still have to contend with deep swampwater and a mess of vines. Thankfully, you make it...

I like the penalty because I think it's better for the community to have some continuity in characters. If we're going to get rid of the retirement penalty entirely, we might as well get rid of the death penalty also. There's no reason not to just make a new character if your PC dies.

While climbing down the cliff, Castile loses her footing at one point and begins to stumble. Luckily, she is close enough to Ishirou that can grasp up at his waist for support. She looks up to him, still clinging. Athletics 19. (1d20+8=19) The north half of the island looks fairly well...

Sliska looks down to Scarm. "The plague existss in the human city, as well? Hah! Perhaps you sshould let them sssuffer for awhile longer, as we have. It would be interessting to sssee if they turn into sseagulls instead of ravens." Sliska notices some puzzled looks among the party. "You ssaw my...