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Ah, I guess we can just use the sign-up thread for OOC? Sincerest apologies WD, "refusal" is totally the wrong word. I'm just trying to RP the character's reaction to stress. It's not meant to reflect any real world opinion. Again, "refusal" was a poor choice of words. To answer your other...

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As the battle rages, Whyre's brain continues to assess and analyze the situation as quickly as fast as it can. And then the skeleton next to Morgan steps closer and Whye is realizing that this is not going well. In his studies, Whye has learned that the difference between victory and defeat...

Hey, Morgan, what about that centipede? Doesn't it get to participate? Also, Whyre wants to take note of the DU spells cast by Mez and Bastion I'll roll three time for the three spell attempts. PRD says using Spellcraft in this manner requires no action. Maybe this isn't necessary since...

If I may? Sec, DM said the passage extends beyond your previous position, so you can actually 5' step behind (to the right of) G2 and flank it with Mez. EDIT: Or you can step to where Mez was and you won't be flanked and you won't be caught on the other side of the party.

Whyre watches in dismay as what seems like a competent strike by the magus fails to find its mark. Whyre's brain starts to spin like a wind elemental and he decides to share his insight with the group... "Morgan, if you can step to my side and keep Bastion and I protected...I'll have a...

Actually was attacking the one at G4...don't know if that makes a difference.

nice one ghost, that's how you respond when someone picks on a teammate. DM, can we get an update on status of those to whom justice had been dealt?

Whyre is relieved to see Bastion's head for tactics as Bastion takes a quick step to avoid being attacked and then concentrates on the wounded skeleton. "Great job, professor. Now if we can only get Evret and Mez to remember to move their feet" However, Whyre notices that Bastion has now left...

WHOOPS! My attack is directed at G3, not G2. I am taking a step to stand next to G3. My bad.

As Whyre watches the arrow hit the skeleton, Whyre calls out... "Someone flank this bag of bones!"

Whyre gets the message loud and clear: these guys are not the talking type. Whyre sees that two of the three skeleton right next to him are caught flat-footed. He then takes a quick step away from the one that attacked Bastion to step behind Bastion and fire his blunt arrow on the one next to...

As the pale blue light from the ghastly form reaches its peak luminescence, Whyre looks to see if they match the description of the ones that appeared before the towns people. "Bastiooooooonnnnnnnnn?"

We come in peace?

Evret: ”while he slips a sunrod into his left.”

Whyre, impressed with Mez's ability to wield such a weapon in such a manner, notches a blunt arrow and falls in behind Mez.

"I agree with Mez, might as well take a thorough look before we come back with the stiff back at the cottage. Any suggestions for a marching order as we proceed deeper into the crypt? If we get into combat, I'll have no trouble picking out friend from foe and I'm better with a bow than with a...

Whyre scans the room looking, listening, and sniffing for anything amiss. Whyre then turns to Morgan once again speaking in soft voice so as not to distrub the undead... "Perhaps we should see if anything else has been creeping around in side?" If I can assist Morgan look for tracks, I will...

Whyre listens to Morgan's detailed explanation and starts to chuckle..., "If you really want to impress me Morgan, you'll have to tell me what color were their eye sockets? Professor, sounds like these interlopers are on that low calorie negative-energy diet. I hear it takes a couple of...

Do the tracks lead in any particular direction?