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The RAW say ties go to the attacker - any particular reason for doing it the other way? -Albert

Now, obviously I don't know what kind of damage resistance these zombies have, but normal zombies have 5/slashing. The Bite attack is considered to be piercing, bludgeoning, and slashing all at once (if I'm reading the RAW correctly). So Carper's attack would ignore the normal zombie DR. In...

For now. If I get up to level 9, he'll gain another 2 HD and his BAB will become +6/+1 -Albert

Hmmm . . . new recommendation for marching order - Heclar in front rank, Silverdrake in second rank. Hadn't caught that Heclar's now mostly a Fighter. I'll need to update the snapshot. -Albert

It is 0, actually, since he has a Dex modifier of 0. -Albert

Is that better? :D -Albert

My intentions for the next few rounds: Luhal will cast Greater Magic Fang on Carper(+2 to hit and damage), then tell Carper to attack a zombie on the periphery, probably #3. (Carper has a movement of 50, so he can get to the zombie in a round.) He will follow to support Carper. He will use...

If this isn't offensive or annoying, I'm probably going to wind up doing it a lot. Luhal's phrase should be, "'Ware! Necromancy circle, 'round the bodies!" I wonder if these are normal zombies - Weel's turning attack should suffice to destroy them if they are. -Albert

Oh, I should mention: Luhal normally has a pair of Create Water spells memorized. At the end of the day, if they haven't been used, one is used to fill up everyone's waterskins, and the remainder can go into a small hole (that we dig, obviously) for washing hands and faces. He uses the other...

OOC: This doesn't preclude additional roleplaying in the evening, btw. Next morning, in the pre-dawn, Luhal awakes, finding himself in human form once more, curled up on the ground with Carper. He hasn't slept in a bed since developing the ability to take the form of a wolf. Looking over, he...

Hey, everyone, I suspect we can look forward to some fighting during the next game-day (certainly there's some in-game expectation:)), so anyone who's a preparation spell caster - Silverdrake, Weel, Luhal - should probably specify which spells we have memorized. Iandon and Alexcia, lucky...

Heh. Think 'Treant'. For the marching order, I suggest Silverdrake and Ostu (since it would be wierd to have Rhun marching alongside his character) in the front row, Heclar and Weel in the next row (for combat healing and buffing, and so Heclar can move up if someone falls), Alexcia and Iandon...

Well, there's obviously the SRD to consult (I like www.d20srd.org for the hyperlinking), but here's a quick rundown of the ability: Luhal can change to any (Medium) or (Small) creature with the (Animal) subtype with no more HD than he has, as a standard action. This does not provoke an attack...

And in an open area, Ostu can start sliding to the flank while Heclar helps hold the front. -Albert

"Unfortunate, how?" Luhal displays that disturbingly feral grin once more. "They come, we bathe fangs in blood, no more nonsense about who can fight. "Not a fighter!" he snorts as he wildshapes to wolf. Carper senses his playful mood and they tussle for a while before they finally curl up and...

Silverdrake and Ostu probably make the best front-liners (TWF allows for vicious damage). Heclar and Weel could then make the second rank, able to heal and buff. Iandon and Alexia are good archers, so they're a good third rank. I'd put Alexia behind Heclar, so if Silverdrake or Ostu drop or...

jkason, I have to ask: Is the name Weel Naxel based off of one recently deceased Neal Maxwell? -Albert

Stabideth. Heh. Good one. -Albert

Heh. Luhal'd have a sharp eye out for druidic items, certainly. I have far less experience with PbP than Rhun does, but the following seems logical: #1: When travelling, give the party at least one chance to have a roleplay scene as companions per journey, maybe more on long journeys. This is...

The message is carefully scratched out on a bit of sheetbark from a tree. On one side, the elven runes for 'friends', the name of the trail they planned to take, and the time they expected to arrive (around noon). On the other side, druidic symbols told their numbers and Luhal's estimation of...