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Oops... that's what happens when you post at 3:00 AM :p I'l edit my post

Got to start bringing some grenades. Getting up, the thought comes back. That's right, we did bring some. Cool. Unclipping the grenade from his belt, he young con man throws it into the room. H wasn't sure it would actually hut nybody, but it probably would allow him to breach the room. OOC...

Gungans won as well....

"Anything you say, Boss." As Larry spots Cade adjusting his shotgun, he imitates him as well. His Desert Eagle is loaded with ergular ammon though. The big gun is for whatever he sees that might need some more persuading to go down. Hyped out for the action, Larry toggles the safety of his gun...

This topic is been discussed here: http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=195546 you might get more answers there.

That's an intentional design decision of D&D: iterative attacks requiere that attack outstrip AC, so that they even have a point. AC in D&D is not about avoiding been hurt, it's about avoiding been hurt too much. In games with more even defense/attack progressions, iteratives loose their punch...

Turning to Quinn after his wound miraculously heals, Larry grins. "We aren't in Kansas anymore. Damn, no matter how many times it happens, it's still cool." Possibly the availability of wondrous healing is one of the reasons for Larry's devil may care attitude. "Seems you're coming with us...

It's good to see Belkar returning to basics: "When in doubt, set something on fire.

"Well, I was packing an explosive round. If I'd taken a shot at the cultist I'd have taken the girl out as well." With a shake of his head, he adds, "I could have done a better job of taunting* him, though. Given you time to take him out." "We have an advantage though. If it's true about Z...

"That's OK. Just remember that your peashooter didn't even scratch that monster back there. The best you can do for us is to keep the girl safe, and try to keep the CPD out of this. Without the proper gear and training, they'll be lambs to the slaughter." Rumaging in the gear lockers while Cade...

"You gotta stay positive Doc. When we win this, we'll still have to cover up whatever happened. And I don't think we have one of those flashy-thingy's to erase people's memories."

Gathering the girl back was more difficult than it seemed. Using as much calm and authority as possible he tries to have her calme down. On the radio he calls Cade and says, "Send Quinn here, I'll explain things to her. I need her help with the girl. Also, maybe we should load the carcass in the...

With all the power of his voice, Larry shouts at the girl. "Run. Run away!" With a mad grin he looks at the cultist and moves to interpose himself between him and the girl. "Come on, you can do better than that. I won't even be able to brag about this itty bitty scratch." OOC: Larry will go...

"I'll go for the girl." Jumping out of the van, Larry tries to rush towards the sacrifice, heedless of the monster in front of him. Once past, he'll try to catch the cultist using his shotgun as a club. OOC: If necessary I'll suck up the AoO. It might allow the others to swarm the beast. I'll...

"OK Quinn. and, Thanks." After the Liuetenat leaves, Larry calls in to the Institute ad let's them know that if the city isn't destroyed in the next 10 minutes, they ought to send somebody with a info brief to Quinn's office. When the Murdergaunt climbs out, Larry smiles predatorly. "So what's...

"Quinn. You want to tell me why you're signalling me out in the middle of a stakeout. If you blow this case I'll make damn sure your chief knows who was responsible." After calming down some, Larry continues. "I had one of my agents sent over to your office with an update. Didn't he get there...

There's something seriously wrong with me. Looking at his companions, Larry realizes that he is the only one not concerned, nor scared, nor worried. All he can really feel right now is excitement. How strange is it that all I can think of is that it's time to kick some demon ass. The shrinks...

"Who is this Xeria chick your friend mentioned, Doc?" Larry asks on the way to the Institute

I know what you mean. About the only thing I miss from AoO rin my True20 games is area control.

Spells as valence levels... :)