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Ana believes that the wolves are just normal wolves. A bit on the large side, but nothing out of the ordinary.

That's awesome. Complete coincidence too; I adapted Schepp from a game I created him for that I didn't get accepted in to.

Boddynock is ready for review. Might be an error or two in math; I'm good, but not perfect. Question: Assuming I'm accepted, how do you want to handle Wild Surges? The book says the GM decides when a surge is appropriate, but in my own games I house-rule it so that any time you cast a spell...

Name: Boddynock Scheppen Class: Sorcerer 4 Race: Rock Gnome Background: Guild Artisan Size: Small (3' 5"; 41 lbs.) Gender: Male Alignment: Neutral Good Str: 8 (-1) HP: 30 (1d6+3) Dex: 12 (+1) AC: 11 / 14 (Mage Armor) Con: 16 (+3)...

Ana creeps forward along the east wall, her feet barely making any sound as she moves north into the cave. Her outline is still visible to those outside the cave, but it starts to blend into the shadows the farther she gets away from the entrance. After about 15 feet, Ana comes to the stone...

Couple of things: 1. You can move through a non-hostile creature's space. It is considered Difficult Terrain, which incurs a penalty of doubling the distance moved. That is, if you move 5 feet through a non-hostile creature's space, it counts as having moved 10 feet. (PHB, Page 190) 2. I...

This is a good strategy, but will not work in the cave entrance. The path is barely 5 feet wide, and in most places it is closer to 3 feet. While Endurance has the advantage of height, there isn't enough room for him to step around Gnash (not in the entrance, at least) and get a charge in...

I have a Wild Surge Sorcerer inbound for consideration. I should have him posted up today some time; I just have to tweak a few things and figure out how to do the whole formatting here!

The group of you are able to easily make your way to the cave entrance, all without making even so much as a peep or rustling a stray leaf. Even crossing into the stream seems to come without sound; those of you who end up doing so appear to make the water part under your feet, your body almost...

Sorry for not posting today; work kicked me hard. I'll have a post up tomorrow. If anyone who is going to attack - provided you have stealth on your side - wants to add attack and damage rolls to speed things up, please do so.

Schmoe, can you please provide a Stealth roll for creeping up on the Goblins? And can someone help me understand how the Mention tag works please?

I'll be working on a character in the next couple of days. If you have enough submissions to make a decision with, then don't wait up for me!

I am interested in actually joining a game as a player here. Is there still room left in this one?

Anastriana creeps quietly to the entrance of the cave, hoping to inspect it - and whatever may lie just inside it - a bit closer. Unfortunately, her attention is drawn away from the cave to a pair of Goblins sitting on the blind side of the thickets. They are sitting lazily around the remains...

You are able to set markers so that should you come back this way, you will be able to easily identify where the snare is and not step blindly into it. You continue to move along the trail in you current formation, and every 10 minutes or so you are able to spot yet another trap of some kind -...

For clarification: Phandalin is south along the Triboar. The trail you are following to find the Goblins is NOT the Truboar, but split off from it. And it heads northwest. Just want to make sure you guys are aware of this.

You are charged with bringing the cart to Phandalin. The trail you are now on is moving northwest away from the Triboar trail, and the cart was hidden (along with Buttercup) as this trail moves away from Phandalin towards (you hope) where the Goblins are hiding out. There was no cart with the...

Keira finds a decent path around the snare, but she doesn't see any secondary traps in the immediate area.

Getting Buttercup and the wagon secured is easy enough; there are plenty of places to stash both of them so that they are hidden from view of the trail. And while hiding them, you realize why the Goblins used this particular spot for ambushing unsuspecting people - the excellent hiding spots...

So here's what I see for order, and this is what I'll use: Ana, ranging in the woods about 20 feet off the trail, switching from side to side every so often. Gnash and Endurance in the lead; they both posted that they were comfortable doing so, and the trail is wide enough for normal humanoids...