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Oh, I made a prop. A 5x5 paper, with a cloud drawnwith marker, and colored with black pencil. It looks great 8)

It's strange though, that Kathor couldn't manage to get away, since he is on horse and he would flee at bloodied value.

I agree! Ongoing damage does not effect control on a target!

I'm sorry I can't help you, although I would be interested in what the designer's have to say to you.

Ok, we've finished the Swarm bats encoutner and moved on. These swarms gave them hell of a run for their money. Some things that came up during the session: - I've changed the area of a Smoking Cloud to be a Burst 2 - So far, I'm not sure how to introduce them into a combat, and what's the...

I don't feel like the monsters are given an edge on getting larger close bursts. They already have disadvantages because of it's size. So some little perks seems to even out.

Some Standard actions CAN be modified as they are executed. Like Passing Attack. Anyway, I tend to favor your interpretation KarinsDad.

I STRONGLY play by that rule. Plenty of weird stuff may happen if you can make Immediates in your turn.

Note that per RAW minions don't score criticals.

Per RAW there's nothing about that, but the designers, in some articles in Dragon, implied that players should know if the power will be useful or not.

The RAW contradicts itself. Time to think of a good ruling and move on.

Perhaps you meant "stunned" instead of "dazed". (you CAN take free actions while Dazed)

Per RAW you can't, perhaps you can talk to your DM to allow it. It's pretty rare the case in which it is better to cast it preemptively.

There's only a "protocol" at monster damage. And even that doesn't work quite well. If you are good at math, you can use the critical damage to do minor corrections to the monster's damage average. Otherwise, I think it's there mostly for flavor reasons.

Mouseferatu, you said exactly what I meant. Thanks :D

Common sense. As default I would use: "no, the aura no longer applies if you are unconscious or helpless"

Felon's right. A better estimate would be to look at the encounters that come with published adventures (official or not)

I'd like to note/add that the problem RangerWickett posted is essentially the same as ongoing damage (you take X damage until you succeed on the check/save). Si, here we have how much expected damage has a 5 ongoing damage: 9.090909... This is very interesting, because now we can make an...

Oh, the fiery start of the campaign... That rocked! Yes, I thought the first encounter was very easy too, but that's a good thing. It give the party a morale boost, it gives them confidence. One question: How aer your playing taking the mission/campaign? Are they following Torrent? Or have...

Wow! Great graph! MUCH more clearer. Thanks Elric!