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Aidan Bladesong, AC 17, 37/37hp OOC: Sheesh, cut me a little slack Leif, it's barely been six hours since JA posted something for me to respond to. ;) OOC2: As far as I know, the post-limit hasn't been removed. We should probably move to a new thread. Aidan's eyes widen in sudden alarm...

"The Man Who Posted The Notice On Your Door Told Us There Are Kobolds In The Tunnels Beneath Your Inn. He Has Hired Us To Find A Map He Says They Have."

Aidan signals Roak to be quiet then focuses for a moment, sweeping his gaze around the area, looking for the source of the arcane power, then says quietly. "Kat believes something is wrong, and someone has laid magic around the area, so I'm inclined to believe her. Be wary." OOC: Bringing up...

I work for a software company. My livelyhood depends on people paying for our IP. It would be more than a little hypocritical of me to make a practice of pirating someone else's IP. Also, I believe in putting my money where my mouth is (so to speak). If an entity produces content I enjoy...

Having stowed all his gear for travel, Aidan notices Kat staring at the Lord Marshall; but mistakes her unease for impatience. "I'm sure there'll be plenty for us to do soon enough. Give him time, he'll have orders for us."

"Yes. The Innkeeper May Know About The Tunnels As Well."

Weylan translates for the others before spending a moment in thought. (quietly, amongst his comrades) "Obviously his tribe would suffer under the rule of the demon. How do we impress upon him the need to stand up for his own freedom?"

1812 stands unnaturally still as Zenith departs. After a few moments he speaks. "There Are Incongruent Details In His Story. Finding The Map May Answer Questions He Wouldn't."

"Very Well. I Will Help Remove The Kobolds From Under The Inn And Recover The Map. We Can Resume Discussion Of Attacking Kobold Hall When We Have The Map."

"Why Would The People Of Fannen-Dar Allow Kobold Raiders To Lair Beneath The City?"

Aidan can't help but grin as Roak and Kat fluster his brother. "Now that we've had an excellent meal I belive I'm going to avail myself of our hosts hospitality. I'm off to find a bath, a pint and some sleep. Preferably in that order."

Taking a few steps forward, the warforged towers over the halfling, leaning over to look straight down at him. "Sir. You Will Kindly Return The Dagger To The Lady. Thank You."

The first 4E adventure our group ran had an interesting mechanic for (near) infinite enemies. The battle consisted of a couple of heavies and 8 or so minions. Until you manage to kill all the minions in one round, on their initiative any dead minions get back up and fight again.

"Just don't ask him to do any embroidery while he's at it; when we were young his flowers looked like squashed bugs." Aidan quips.

If I had to guess, I'd say that the "Dual Classing" in PH3 is going to look more like 3.5's Gestalt option rather than the wonky 2E dual-class.

After translating the goblin cheiftan's greeting, Weylan begins telling the chief about the demon working with the Gannu and their plans for conquest.

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I think that next time I DM 4E, I'll just rule that if you spend two surges during a short rest you're fully healed. (this represents the healer PC's using their encounter healing powers on the most wounded) Spend one surge, heal one surge worth; spend two, you're healed. This does have the...

I agree. It absolutely doesn't make sense for that squad leader to have continued to order his troops to march into the barrier. After the first one he should have sent for someone qualified to deal with magic...

More like "screw it, the frying force field is a definite killer, I'm going to take down the guy with the crossbow while he's reloading." :)