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"Graah!" snarls Gellan as the burly human's mace slips past his guard. With a feral grin, he draws out his second tan'gat, then holds the pair of weapons before him in a stylized pose. The halfling takes a deep breath, then explodes in a fluury of movement, diving to one side to slap the wounded...

Gellan will use his Second Chance racial ability on Wendel's attack -- reroll the attack & use the second roll

Vrrsk't hit something! Yay!

I'm fine with that too.

roadtoad (Vrrsk't) hasn't posted here in about a month. I sent him a PM yesterday.

Gellan snarls silently as the other halfling ducks out of sight, then watches as Thorn is beset by enemies on all sides. Quickly, he draws one of the broad-bladed tan'gat from its sheath on his back and throws himself into the thick of the melee with a shrill war cry. Minor: Draw Talenta Tangat...

"Don't kill them!" shouts Morvannon. "We don't know how or if they were involved in the attack!"

Gellan is waiting on one approval. Edit: Which might not be what you were aiming for. He's not trying to level up or anything like that.

Gellan moves forward at the sound of conflict, rounding the corner as missiles begin to rain down on them from the rooftops. Knowing how deadly his own kind can be as snipers, he takes aim at the closer halfling with his boomerang, just managing to clip it alongside the head, sending it falling...

Morvannon looks over the guards, then back to his companions. "I will come," he says. "Your master and I will have words." He stands back from the gate, waiting for the guards to open it. I think Grakk has the best plan at this point.

Is there any way to estimate how long it's currently taking for character approvals to go through?

1d20+9=16 Morvannon recognizes that the guards are not afraid of them, but (presumably) of their employer. I'd better try to head this off before Grakk gets us all killed... Fixing a haughty stare upon the guard, he assays a slight smile. "I said we were all travellers. Would you deprive us of...

Gellan moves up to join Gloom as quietly as he can, concentrating so hard on being silent that he loses track of the conversation taking place in the alley. Move to V -2. Stealth check: 1d20+2=20 Perception check: 1d20+6=8.

Gellan snapped his attention away from the fruit merchant as Zharne approached, silently thanking him for the reminder of their purpose here. Keeping his eyes on the target, the halfling slipped through the crowd, using his small stature to his advantage. When he had gotten within a few lengths...

Oh, he's a tricksy guard. Any ideas on how best to handle this, folks?

Gellan tries to keep up through the unfamiliar streets. Making sure that he can see both Gloom and the bearded man, he slips ahead to wait at a fruit-seller's cart as the man passes by. Gellan listens to the haggling of the vendor with one ear while hoping to catch the man talking to himself...

As much as I hesitate to bring up WoW in a 4e thread, there's a very applicable quote from the WoW forums: "Yes, it's your $14.95 a month to play how you like. But in a group it's our $59.80, and we think you're an idiot."

Morvannon lets out a breath, then sets his shoulders. "Well, here goes nothing. Come on folks, let's get in character." *I'm going to need your help with this* *this is supposed to be a revelation or something?* *I'm just saying* Striving for an expression of "haughty-yet-slightly-unhinged"...

Well, it's not your only job. I'm just saying that if you're getting into that kind of situation, you've got the tools to get through it better than most. If you stuck with the polearm build you were talking about earlier, you've got reach on your Warden's Fury attack, which helps keep the...