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In that case, Ngikhnit will wait to be healed, and then follow the others. "Tell Hyrag thanks from me."

Ngikhnit, already tiring, stands up. He starts walking northward, on the lookout for any signs of the monsters, but knowing that he cannot put his full might into the fight any more.

Ngikhnit looks up as he regains consciousness. One moment he had been fighting a barely visible and even less comprehensible monster, then suddenly he finds himself lying on the ground beside the cleric. "What happened? The foul creatures are vanquished?"

Then: my characters were packages of abilities. Now: my characters also have personalities.

"Watch out! There are two of them now! Don't slice them any more!" Ngikhnit hollers. He then swings his flail at the one next to him. It would be a fine strong swing, except that he can't see what he's aiming for.

Amendment to the previous plan: instead of continuing past Pendrake to the east, he goes one square to the southeast, and then attacks to the north (square due east of Pendrake). But a natural 1 is still a natural 1.

Ngikhnit turns eastward after hearing... well, he hears what he hears. "I know that's you, you miserable creature!" He shoves past Pendrake, swinging his flail ahead of him. I'm understanding that Ngikhnit moves before Pendrake, right? Move 10' east. If he sees any evidence of the creature in a...

No problem. Just temporarily set the forum display to sort "by thread start" "ascending" "from the beginning". I did, and found the earliest adventure: Trek to the Vinyard.

"You won't get away!" Ngikhnit yells toward the southeast, not sure exactly what he is yelling at, but clearly not sharing Quozen's goal of peace with the thing. He strains to figure out where it is: Spot attempt (move action): d20+1=9. (Note: I entered a 0 modifier by mistake, so I...

[OOC] If there is a prospect of a level-appropriate adventure, Sir Nurlan (bard 5 / fighter 1) is likely to just happen to pay another visit to Orussus. Actually, he might be back even if there isn't.

[/i]Roving judge poking his head in to say[/i] I approve the XP and treasure awards, and [checks age of the thread, does a double-take, and double-checks his calculations to say] Rae ArdGaoth receives 31 DM credits for running this one for over two and a half years. (Is this a LEW record?)

Ngikhnit, 14/15 HP (nonlethal), 7 rounds left to rage The foul stench only intensifies Ngikhnit's anger and determination at the unidentified creature, although he resists its effects. Seeing the creature slip away, he steps 5' to the east and attacks again to the east. "You won't get away...

"Watch out! It's right in front of you!" Ngikhnit's wild nature becomes apparent as he lunges at the... well, he's not sure just what he's lunging at. But even if you can't make out his target, the fervor with which he charges at it, swinging his flail, is something to behold. Rage, charge...

Hmm.. Total Defense is a dodge bonus, so that's also pointless. OK, Ngikhnit will try a Spot, and if that fails, a Listen. If his Spot works, and the creature is in melee range, he will enter a rage and swing his flail (2-handed); if it would take more than a 5' step to get into melee range...

After Quozen points out the apparent enemy, does Ngikhnit see anything? And if so, what? If he sees a creature on the ground, which seems to be hostile to the best he can tell, and there is space for him to get in front of the others and within 20' of the creature with a move action, he will do...

Ngikhnit "What is that awful smell?" Ngikhnit tries to figure out what direction the smell comes from, and then cautiously move toward it. If he can't discern anything, he will move northwest, trying to keep just in front of the others.

Ngikhnit goes along with him.

Ngikhnit picks up the coin. "What is this? Oh, just a copper piece." After holding it up, he pockets it. Treasure-hunting starts small.

Upon hearing Pendrake's startled reaction, Ngikhnit again tightens his grip on his flail as he turns back to see what the commotion is about. He'll take a closer look at that stall, not assuming as quickly as Pendrake that it is nothing.

Oh, I'm sorry. Did I neglect the DM credits when I approved the XP awards? That should have been my responsibility. Anyway, thanks Boddynock for fixing that. And my apologies to HolyMan.