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Eoin makes his way to the next chunk of wood, noticing that the floating driftwood seems to be following him along. Once he manages to climb aboard and get his feet on solid ground, the wood slams down with a resounding crash (OOC: I'll need a Ref save, then its your turn again.) Thorn sees one...

First off, because this game doesn't fall into normal D&d structure, I can't post a round dsummary because there isn't a defined round. Until you start working with other PCs, (at which point I will post a summary) you go, then your opponenets go. It won't be hard to determine order. Rounds...

Ichiru wracks his brain for any information on the Gatekeeper, as well as the disciples, but turns up nothing. This is odd, because its not a matter of not remembering anything useful, but that he can't recall even a single detail about them aside from what has already been explained. Ichiru...

OOC: Mary is ready to move on...

s@squ@tch - I did notice your post earlier. My only problem is that it doesn't seem to lead anywhere. You didn't post any real actions or intent other than to stay ethereal for up to 20 rounds. Since you are ethereal, the badguys can't notice you, so all I can do in regards to Jareel is repost...

The answer to that question requires two things. first off, how far in the air are you. Secondly, I need a spot check from you. I suppose I should also get an initiative check as well, considering you are teleporting into a battlefield. Yashar flys over the hilly countryside on his way to...

Lowryllyth teleports overtop of the ruined ship, taking an assessment of the situation below. A scene of confusion and death unfolds underneath as the few survivors are being onset by dark, shadowy figures launching spells at them. Necro_Kinder: OOC: just to let you know, you and your dragon...

OOC: Voidrazor - Teleportation between the ships is possible, so most of the PCs capable of doing it have done it so far. But realistically, if you don't teleport, you could turn into that wyrmling force dragon all you want you still won't be able to emmulate a constant 1,000 ft/round movement...

I hate to say it, but I'm afraid that the blade barrier was not a preconjured item, which means that Eion couldn't have spotted it before hand. I'll let you revise your actions. Munthrek and his mount once again charge forewards, this time at the pair that confronted them. As he neared his...

I suppose I should add one more thing. When you post in the IC thread, I would appreciate it if you guys would try and slip an action in there or two. I have no problems with the way its going now, but making declarations to the world and then waiting around in response forces me to push you...

Considering the suddeness of the attack, there is pretty much no way you would have been able to react fast enough to escape to another boat, sorry. moritheil - it doesn't beat you on any of the opposed rolls. Oh, and btw, I'm sorry if I miss a few questions. Theres alot of information for me...

I am more of a fan of using the second interpetation. I will employ that method for now, which means I will need to hear from anyone whos character is changed drastically by this.

I'll say yes to both questions. Go ahead with your plans.

The sudden stop of Tekumo cause Munthrek to lose his blance only slighty and start falling off the dragon's back. Regaining his composure, he began controlling his descent, but promptly decided against it as a pillar of lame shot down at the pair. Diving off the dragon, Munthrek avoids as much...

OOC: Ok, we have a sort of contradiction here we need to fix up. Yuo can't be at both places at once. If you step off the boat you are on to assist the fallen ones, you won't make it to the island in time for the greeting. I need to know where you decide to be.

Munthrek spots Thorn battling on the wreckage. He and his mount charge foreward towards her attacker, but Tekumo slams into an invisible barrier (taking 14 damage from the impact). Before the pair could recover, a pillar of falme engulfs them (Ref saves please). OOC: Shayuri, you were actually...

Thorn's patience is tested by the horrid crushing of the tentacles, (OOC: You'll need to make another grapple check against them to avoid taking damage). As she waits the shadowed figure carfully and smugly aims a hand at her and snaps his fingers. Another bolt of lightning flys at the grappled...

Dang! Once again a gaming opportunity eludes my grasp. Congrats to those who made it, and good luck with the campaign.

The 10 foot long tentacles shoot out at Thorn, wrapping around her in an effort to pin and crush her. She struggles to get free, but her attempts to escape unharmed are unsuccessful. Her assailant above smiles vindictivly at it's preys predicamant.

Pondering Whin's thoughts for a moment, the cloaked figure says nothing. Finally, a seemingly reluctant voice responds to the warrior. "Fine, I accept your offer."