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"Agreed," Shara says to Hunter. She's about to turn around and start running when she notices Lucious's tight grip on his halberd and unwavering concentration on the beast. She takes one last cautious step forward and puts a hand on his arm from behind. "Lucious," she says pleadingly. "You left...

I was wondering about this. If we all get the chance to make this life-or-death check, shouldn't the actions people post only apply once everyone has had the chance to make it? Otherwise, only the first poster's check really matters, and that's pretty rough. When Corwin attacked, I was really...

Well if we TPK here (and we will, the owlbear's damage output per round being more than six times what I can heal), Lucious never gets to kill anything again, soooo...Shara will bash him over the head and drag him away if that's what it takes. :p

Initiative: 1D20+2 = [10]+2 = 12

Oh please, please do it, TallIan. We're going to get steamrolled if we fight.

Glad you stuck around! Lal and his Very Fancy Hat are a fine addition to the Ironfang game. :)

You guys have any thoughts on strategy for this behemoth? My thoughts: - Faerie Fire seems worth it, especially given the owlbear's relatively "meh" dex save. As much damage as this guy's gonna slam us for every round, we just don't have time to miss attacks, and crits may be our salvation...

Willow takes a look at the parchment flyer, but it doesn't mean anything to her. "Weird." She looks nervously from the trolls to the stable, wondering how long their patience will last. "Shall we see about this bargain of yours, then?" she says to the paladin.

Shara looks at the cubs sadly when she realizes it's too late for their mother, but she doesn't get long to dwell. As the giant owlbear approaches, Shara cautiously stands and moves slowly toward Lucious and Hunter. Since the creature hasn't outright attacked them, she readies to attack only...

Shara is already hurrying forward as Lucious asks his question. She quickly kneels and lays hands on the bear, trying to concentrate despite whatever's crashing towards them. If it's not too late, Shara will use a 1st-level Cure Wounds on the bear. Cure Wounds: 1D8+3 = [2]+3 = 5 HP: 33/33 AC...

"If we do, let's all go together," Shara says warily.

Yeah, he's dangerous either way. Only thing ZoT could do is determine whether he did it knowingly/willfully or under magical influence.

I kinda just skimmed over the Red Roco part of the thread, so I'm not sure if you guys decided anything about his involvement in this stuff, but Willow has Zone of Truth prepped if that would be of any use.

Glad that no one's dwelling on the reason for the bee-storm, Corsa lets the others do the talking while she quietly starts stuffing apples in her pack.

As the group prepares to head back to camp, Shara pauses a moment, looking into the dense forest. She was feeling worse than she had that morning, and if they ran into danger on the way back, she'd be useless to her companions. She puts a hand over her heart, closes her eyes, and says a quiet...

Well, that's a surprise (to me, anyway). If I'd expected any woman from Broadchurch, it would've been Colman. Got no qualms with this choice though.

The horror of being surrounded by a swarm seems to snap Corsa back into sobriety. She screams and runs around the tree in an attempt to ditch her bees, then stops and swings her swords wildly at the swarm around Vin. Move: G4 Action: Attack S2 Bonus action: Attack S2 Shortsword attacks on S2...

Thanks, that would be appreciated. Worst case scenario I will use Lesser Restoration rather than slow the team down again, but obviously I'd like to save that 2nd level spell slot for combat at this stage.

Just to be clear, all four puppets by Rocco should've taken Spirit Guardians damage on their *last* turn. Apologies if you've already gone back and corrected this, but since you don't post rolls, it reads like the damage was forgotten/unresolved unless it's explicitly mentioned.

Her action this round is just to dodge.