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The problem stems from the part where it looked like we were going to do a social challenge for a bit to lure them into the trap. Or at least, that's the way the situation seemed to be going as I read it. Which is fine, it is a better position to have them around the bend, but it's not totally...

Alrighty then.

Decisions decisions. The tactician in me wants to wait till the mercs move just a bit further up the map. The chaotic rogue in me wants to just shoot someone so we can get their loot faster. I suppose someone has to initiate the ambush, and it might as well be someone who can hide after they...

This is also an acceptable variation of a big minion.

Just give them one REALLY BIG minion that they can customize as a subclass feature (or even a series of features), and then let them sling a spell or two for more disposable minions as needed (but still keep the numbers low for table-use). It's really that simple, they even have a framework to...

Copper: Team Ambush. The goliath quietly and causally climbs over rocks and trees to get into a position high above the unsuspecting mercenaries. Then gives Corrah a hand signal to indicate he is ready and in position. Stealth check! Stealth: 1D20+7 = [10]+7 = 17 Copper can start an attack...

You know, we could have everyone start their post with what team they are on, so as to make things easier to parse.

"Sneaking up in their own wagon is a great way to get in, I have to admit." Copper grins.

It has also occurred to me that Copper is the "trapspringer." While he may be interested in money, feel free to try and convince him into going into the kobold den if you think you might need him more there.

The bluff crew seems really stacked for the task! (Not to discourage anyone else who really wants to join)

Copper has a lot of skills for social situations, and a lot of skills for sneaking, should that need arise

"Kobolds, really." Copper says with a bit of distain while thinking about the economics of the situation. Kobolds are generally poor, not much to be gained from routing them, but peaceful negotiations into and out of Blackpeak along that particular path might cost them some hard earned treasure...

Copper sizes up the surrounding area, and begins climbing a pair of trees to set up a hammock for his camping spot. "That'll keep the wolves out of my dried meat."

Copper stuffs his pack before heading up and stepping into the glowing circle. "More for me, I suppose."

There are Two things that annoy me with this picture: The Fedora. And the Trench Coat. Like, I know FR actually crosses over with Earth on occasion, but they really could have not imported our horrible fashion trends.

"Er, right, sorry." Copper corrects himself before stopping for the sudden lights and sound show. The Goliath turns to quickly size up the old orc, noting his above-average physical condition, which was more impressive given his age. "Sure, I got no objections to him."

I didn't make the graphic, I downloaded a parchment background from the internet, it's been a while, so I kinda forgot where I got it from exactly, heh. I just typed over it with a Segoe Script font.

"Well I can't say that I'm happy about not getting something up-front." Copper would frown between bites. "But a vault of treasures is a vault of treasures." "Before we leave..." Copper takes out a worn-looking scroll case with a peculiar series of giant runes sealed into it, and hands it to the...

I loathe when designers do this kind of thing. It's the one litmus test I have for games with guns: Do they function differently than every other weapon type in your system? If so, it's not good.