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It might be more interesting if the effect were progressive in both ways. An Gaze attack inflicts Slowed, Save Ends. If they are already Slowed, the effect becomes Immobilized, Saved Ends with Aftereffect(Slowed, Save Ends). If they're already Immobilized, the effect becomes Petrified.

Aidan grins, ribbing his brother a bit. "With any luck we can beg a little more for our efforts than a patch of flat ground brother. Surely they could at least spare a bedroll; perhaps even a bed?"

"Very well, I will ask my friends to come out so we can continue our discussion. Do not be alarmed, my companions are somewhat... unusual." Weylan calls out to the others, "Come on out, slowly and with your hands empty; we don't want him to panic."

I don't keep a set of dice in my office, so I'll probably just use Invisible Castle (which really isn't that bad once you use it a couple times; it even outputs the result in the same BBCode ENWorld uses) Example: Attack Roll: 1d20+6=13

Sounds fine to me. 3) For both parity and reasonableness though I'd rather that instead of spending a Healing Surge as a Standard Action; you spend a Healing Surge as part of taking the Total Defense standard action. 5) This makes in-combat healing substantially more powerful than it is now...

That explains the confusion. It's listed in both the PHB and the Character Builder as 20gp. If you'd rather me not take it, I'll pick up some javelins or warhammers or some such instead. I just grabbed the Alchemist Fire as a way to have a single-use area attack (which isn't easily...

Alchemist's Fire is 70gp? :confused: An Adventurer's kit is probably fine, but I'll probably buy it piecemeal as I have no real reason to carry around a bedroll & a week and a half worth of rations.

My current idea for background is that during the most recent big war his division was overrun and demolished. While railing at his higher-ups and their poor decisions, his gravely wounded commanding officer (the human in charge of the regiment) somewhat inadvertently ordered him off the...

Mobile Armored Infantry Automaton Division 18 Unit 12. a.k.a. "MAIA 1812" Summary posted below in the sblock. I'll post a full character sheet once we have a Rogue's Gallery. a.k.a. "MAIA 1812" a.a.k.a. "1812" or "Maia" ====== Created Using Wizards of the Coast D&DI Character Builder...

"My name is Weylan. My friends and I would like to deal with the Stone Diggers. If you would like to hear our deal I will invite my friends to come out of the woods."

I'd like to join as well. I'm thinking Warforged Fighter. Warforged because I've got some amusing ideas for the character after having finally gotten around to reading a couple of the more recent Discworld novels, and Fighter mostly because I want to see if Battlerager Vigor is anywhere near...

"I can speak with them, let's see if this one is ready for a chat." Sneaking away from the group a ways, Weylan steps out from behind a tree to where the goblin should be able to see him and calls out. "Hallo there! My friends and I would like to speak with your tribe!"

I've got the updates nearly finished on my local copy, I'll upload today.

"I can speak with them once we decide how to convince them to help us."

Aidan Bladesong Perked up by the sight of a (more-or-less) friendly face and a distinct absence of orcish faces, Aidan waves and speaks up. "We bear a message from Baron Timberhome for the Lord Marshall."

Hmm, with -5 to hit and a DC equal to the attack modifier, combat-staking is starting to sound fairly unlikely again (which, IMO, it should be). Sounds good. *waves Rev over to the IC thread where we're waiting for him* XD

Seems to have gone back to sig-with-every-post instead of one-sig-per-page. Not sure when that changed...

Do they just have to hit or do they have to deal damage? If they're trying to stake us through the heart, is there some sort of penalty to their attack roll or is any successful attack with a wooden weapon a potential staking?

Focusing his will, Nathan conjures a barely visible bubble of force around himself before moving the injured man away from the door. OOC: -- Casting Shield -- Is this a door in the wall or a trapdoor in the floor? -- Is the man dying or dead? Or just KO'd?

Fair enough, that's really the answer I was looking for. Glad we're on the same page here. You didn't cover my answer on flight though. I understand that I can't walk over a bridge over a river; but does a dire bat 100' up in the air still see the river as a barrier? Wait, what? How is...