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I don't recall a rule about extra DM credits for using character's stuff, but it's quite possible I missed it. Anyone have a link?

Yeah, I can probably do that. I haven't been reading it, though, so it may take me a while to catch up. If there's something specific you want me to see quickly, a mention or something would probably be good.

While I am strongly tempted by the opportunity to gain an at-will fly speed, Quagmire is vaguely sailor-themed, and will take the wereshark boon instead.

Quagmire clambers over the furniture and continues to egg Jax on. His probing assault does little damage, but leaves the foe little opportunity to defend himself against Quagmire's allies. Move: to Q24, thanks to speed buff. Minor: Inspired Belligerence. until start of my next turn...

Of course it's fine with me. Approved. And I hereby pre-emptively retroactively approve this for Graven, whenever he gets around to being properly approved, so we can avoid the stupid rigmarole of withholding xp until he's approved.

Seeing Jax's handiwork, Quagmire redoubles his efforts to foul the dracolich's defenses, and is rewarded when another dagger blow from Jax lands. The skeletal figure drops to the floor with a crash as the necrotic force that had been animating it expires. "Why d'they always think that a swift...

Quagmire pounds ineffectually on the dracolich, unable to damage its tough skeletal frame. He roars in frustration. Standard: Hammer and Anvil vs. dracolich; 21 vs. reflex misses. AP: Commander's strike; Jax gets an MBA on the dracolich with +1 to hit and +4 dmg: 27 vs. AC misses. Well...

Ugh. Ladies and gentlemen, fourth edition! Working as intended. In other words, IMO Darksteed is reading the rules correctly. In this case I think the rules are dumb, but 4e is all about literal interpretations of dumb rules even when they're dumb.

Quagmire pauses for a moment to contemplate the vicissitudes of life.

Quagmire drags himself to his feet, wipes blood out of his eyes, and bellows "Ye'll have ta do better than that, Bonesy!" He follows with a resounding thwack to the undead dragon's nose, which, while doing little damage to the sturdy creature, fills nearby comrades with renewed hope. Move...

Quagmire's string of drool lengthens, making a small puddle on the floor. Man, I'm useful so far this fight. stun TENT is a rough one. If it were save ends, I would have a chance to do something about it, but I got nothing for TENT. Queue some massive healing for next turn...

A fat, stub-winged insect of some sort flies lazily off of the Hanged Man's midden heap and lands on a nearby wall. It turns a many-faceted eye toward the fireworks. I haven't been following the tavern, so I have no idea what's going on, but I can watch I suppose.

Astonishingly, Quagmire is caught off guard by this totally unexpected attack. He stands agape, a long string of drool running from his mouth. initiative 12, sigh. I'd thank IC for getting that natural 1 out of the way now, but I know perfectly well there are more where that came from.

Quagmire hefts his shield lazily. "Well, we came fer a goblin army. Looks like we found one."

Cool beans. I guess Daglin sounds good to me too then.

Wait, the army is going to Daunton? I totally missed that. I thought it was going to some little dirt farming village somewhere that we'd never heard of. Hmm. What did we come to this place to do again? I seem to remember that we only picked up the deliver-the-crown quest after we got...

Quagmire scowls, but has to admit that Andras has a point. With a wordless growl, he collects his things, wiping the blood off of his sword on an expensive-looking tapestry before slamming it into its scabbard. On the way out of the room, he pauses to flip a table over. It is a stupid and...

"And what is your own position with respect to this Daglin? Surely the approaching army, if there is one, is of grave concern to the security of your lands and the safety of your people, "Duke". What preparations are your own armies making, to safeguard those in harms way? I wouldn't want to...

I'm gonna abstain, since I don't know what either the DS themes or the newer "more powerful" themes are.

As Quagmire listens to the Duke's story, his eyes grow progressively wider and wider in disbelief. "Graaah! What is it with ye daft folks on this island, and yer stupid, crazy, backwards twisty plots? Mark my words, one o' these days, a great buggerin' army is gonna land here, led by an idiot...