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Ava slams her morningstar on the cricket. Her hightened sensitivity to her surroundings is obvios, even though she to be completely oblivious to the shopkeep and his attempt to see our spoils.

If I am remembering this right, I used read magic to be able to read the spell, then spent a day studying it while we sat down in the mine. So, I believe I am now copying it into my spellbook. If that is the correct sequence

Ava keeps silent as she looks around, searching for anything that may lead her to the necromancer she seeks. She seems to almost be lost, looking around, only to snap back when she hears the rest of her group begin to move into the shop.

Ti Asked me to post this question here, that I asked in another thread. I have a question if this is meta gaming or not. My character can craft wands. He knows he just gained this ability along with other abilities (i.e. just figured out). He knows that to craft a wand, it takes some of his...

I have a question if this is meta gaming or not. Bazrim can craft wands. He knows he just gained this ability along with other abilities (i.e. just figured out). He knows that to craft a wand, it takes some of his personal strenght away (exp loss). Is Bazrim aware that he will lose his...

"I also have such vestments. I am off to study my spells some more." Bazrim then finds a quiet corner in the office, and sits on the floor, silently for the remainder of the day. Bazrim will continue working on adding shield to my spellbook.

"I think that figuring out what your armor actually does is very low on the list of things to use that spell on. We know it's not harmful, so anything after that is a bonus. We should figure out what this wand is that we found on the eyeless hag. Every day that passes without knowing it's...

Ava, hearing of the unlawfulness that runs rampant in the upcomming city, tightens her grip on the weapon in her hand. She noticably seems to become more alert, ready for the potential thiefs that await her in the far off distance.

It was me that said not to change any more rules. My desire to not change rules anymore comes from the formula: playing a game > arguing over rules. If we remove arguing, more time to play a game.

Ava looks to the elf, "We all probably won't realize the stink that covers us all until we get out into the fresh air. The lightened rain will help wash it away, and help us in negotiations in selling what we've found. That, and I for one have gotten a little stir crazy, being locked in here...

Bazrim sits leaned up against his pack in the morning, making a few notes in his spell book. "That's it....... I think I finally figured it out." His head pops up, and he gives a smile to the others, dried meat that made up his breakfast lingers in his teeth, seemingly waiting to be his lunch...

This may seem counterproductive, but I suggest that all rules should stay as they are. I am in no way saying that the rules perfect the way they are. I am just saying, whenever it comes down someone not agreeing with the way a rule works, it makes the game come to a complete halt for two...

"I'd assume that being dead for a few days gets you well rested." Bazrim follows the others to the mine.

"I was heading south to a town, in search of the necromancer I spoke of before. I'm sure we'd be able to take care of any business there."

"Seems like there is nothing else. Guess we should head back to the main room, and wait out the storm."

Bazrim turns to the others. "Where is a good safe place to rest? I feel that we will wake up to an interesting day." hurry up and rest. I want Fireball

Last I heard Ti was in Ohio, so, I don't know if he has much of a chance out there.

So, I vote for O3's solution. On the defined slot, I think this might end up being similar to the reason that not every class has spot as a class skill. I haven't researched it enough, but it might be "too good" to allow much changes with this.

"If nobody needs any healing, we should keep moving." Ava begins to walk down the hall.

Bazrim gives a hearty chuckle to Kushnak's threat, then follows the others out.