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Morden offers his opinion on the matter of the two lamias. "Although I agree with Fallon that the creatures were born of evil to do evil, I must point out that the nature of redemption as in the case of lamias is a topic best left to the discussions of theologians, contemplatives and practicing...

I would be very interested in playing in your campaign...especially if you allow for the use of Savage Species. I'm really interested to see how well balanced some of the creatures are starting at level one.

Verdane puts away his staff and draws forth his bow. He then unleashes his arrows upon the enemy. [i]OOC: I'm thinking I only get two shots here (one from attack action and one from the bow?).[i] Verdane also throws in an automatically quickened distingerate for good measure.

Verdane recognizes the need for immediate action and more than one for that matter! He does not hesitate and casts time stop (SR check +26, DC 41). The spell/action sequence is then as follows: Sub-round 1: wall of force to block off exit through mirror of mental prowess disjunction to...

Morden makes his best judgment in an attempt to catch both of them in a fireball.

"I know of a dweomer capable of transforming oneself into a statue for the purpose of preservation, although I am at a loss as to the lack of an obvious magical aura on this one. Regardless, I suspect this castaway to revert to flesh form shortly. Let us hope that it will bear us no ill...

Verdane, ever the cautious and cerebral one, gets out his gem of true seeing and tries to discern his adversary before acting against him. OOC: I'll still have an action this round, given my hastened status.

Morden looks over the vigilant guardian and makes a suggestion. "Let's leave the guardian alone. I suspect that it is admirably performing its intended duty. Let us spend more efforts questioning the lamia instead."

"Very impressive, Malikar! Your skills are almost as great as your dedication. If I were a bard, a long bawdy ballad would be spun for this tale." Morden laughs at the end of his statement.

"I believe we should secure it and study it at proximity. Let's try to retrieve that item with rope or some similar means", Amanu suggests to the others.

"Simply step through the mirror," Verdane directs the flow of traffic. As each individual is about to pass through the mirror, Verdane confers invisiblity on him/her. To accelerate this process, Verdane starts be hastening himself. "Just wait and see who the mysterious stranger is first...

Turik looks at Ian while he speaks, although it is obvious his comment is intended for all to hear. "As I was saying, dearer friends are found among bloodied blades than among sweet meats and tales. That is something understood by men from the North and al'Kar. It seems that common dangers...

Morden unleashes a flurry of three magic missiles at the angry creature.

In a secret meeting of the members of the Elven Navy, Amanu speaks his concerns to the others. "Though I know the Thought Taker may readily intrude on this meeting, I still feel that it's important to address an issue that has been on the minds of many of us. Is Thought Taker safe for us to be...

I think that the thing to keep in mind is that even in the Marvel Universe, not everyone is one the same power level. Even amongst the Avengers. Though one thing to note is that the ones who do not possess the same raw power can always seem to dodge/deflect the blows still, even if they're not...

In his isolated tower, Verdane sat and thought of the events that had recently taken place and of the champions of the day. In a contemplative manner, he arose from the overstuft chair and tended to the roaring fire. Though he had acquired and used the manuals and tomes of improvement over the...

Turik thanks Gwyn for her attempts to heal him. He cleans off his blade and tucks it away. He examines his bloody work and picks up a kukri to carefully note this strange weapon. The rest of the time, he stays quiet, recovering his strength and merely watching the others work.

Turik's rage is not fully satiated! Instead of returning to peaceful ways, he mercilessly butchers the fallen man before him, leaving on a gory pulp....

"Do not be too harsh on Fallon. Not all of us can possess the strength of character of holy paladins." Though he seems to be trying for a stoic expression, a smile breaks out on Morden's lips at the end of his comment.

Seeing his friend injured and being fired upon unexpectedly in a dishonorable manner triggers something inside Turik. His tentative grip on his anger begins to loosen and he flies into a berserker rage, standing up and charging at ambusher, swinging his bastard sword in his fury.