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We could try something unconventional and have Ignatz or Corragan throw you a rope, Dina tieing it around her waist and we pull her out? I'm not sure if there are rules to cover that sort of thing. Maybe I can convince my toad to hold one end of a rope (in his mouth I guess) while I make a...

I'm holding off on posting Corragan's turn until I get home from work and can check the rules to work out what I'm doing (probably following Ignatz and trying the same leap, but I'm not sure quite what rolls I need to make at what DC)... but if I can I'll try and get Corragan across this turn...

Kalli shrugs. "Beyond setting up some sort of bizarre rig to stop vibrations or make sure we don't drop the pie, or creating an illusionary pie to fool any would-be pie thieves, I'm short of ideas on what more we can do here. And I don't know much about pie-stabilizers or illusions. I guess I'll...

I'm happy enough with the current plan.

As Corragan moves behind one of the fallen peces of masonry, but it is not an elf that appears from the far side. In his crocodile form, he barrels towards the remaining beast lord, snapping at him with his jaws, but the beast lord dodges from his grasp. The giant toad looks for direction...

It''s my day for making mistakes, isn't it? Maybe I should have just concentrated on the decorating rather than D&D today! Thanks for the catch - corrected.

Oh... showing my lack of 4e fu now! I've revoked the run, so stone frog doesn't get hit with the thorn spray either. Edited the previous post.

Corragan sprints towards the conflict, trying to knock the orb bearers off guard with a flurry of shards and thorns he summons. Pleased to see the stone frog and one of the beast lords reel at his onslaught, he presses his advantage, calling on the forces of nature to come to his aid, and...

Oh, you're quite right. I thought it was an effect of the power, not an effect on a hit - just looked at the actual printing and it seems I got that wrong.

Corragan Opportunity Actions: Attacks +5 vs Reflex on BL1 and Dust frog as they leave Grasping Tide area @WEContact Sorry, my IC description should have said attacking, rather than hitting. And you're right on the toad; I could either go for the yellow orb or the toad. As Son of Meepo...

Corragan moves up behind Dina and reclaims the yellow orb that dropped as she fell. Slamming his staff to the floor, he conjured a strong wind to strike at the beast master and dust frog. Pooling all of his energy, Corragan calls upon the primal powers at his disposal. A large toad bounds...

Kalli looks at Kaleva, somewhat concerned. "If someone picks a fight with me, I'm not so good at pullng my blows. If there's a serious threat to us, I can't promise there won't be bloodshed. I'll try and keep things under control unless things get really nasty."

Wondered if anyone had any constructive thoughts on what to be doing here? I 'm thinking to summon my toad, move to pick up the yellow orb and grasping tide to hit bl1 and df (the only place I can hit two people). But I'm not quite sure where the toad would go... if we're focusing on bl2 then...

Thanks, I meant to put him in S.

Kalli snickers to himself, unable to stop the thought of firing the pie at the bakers wife with a longbow entering his mind. "No questions from me, Edwyd. I'm not much of a marketeer, but I'll keep the pie safe."

Corragan relaxed, hoping a goblin would come to relieve him of the troublesome treasures and prepared himself for the final bout in their contest.

Sounds good to me!

Kalli Deepwarden: Dwarf Barbarian 1 The scarred dwarf comes into the room, his blond hair tied back in a pony tail. "Kalli Deepwarden," he says, his voice deep and gruff. "Good to meet you Arthur and Edwyd. I'm looking forward to getting out on the road again. "

Kalli nods, finishes his drink and hefts his flail, following the baker to the side room.

Kalli looks up from his drink that he's been drinking quietly, watching the events in the inn. "You need muscle, you say? I suppose I can give you a hand. Must admit though, I never thought I'd be needed as a pie delivery boy."