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Eban only shakes his head as Bayar continues his tirade. "Enough Bayar. The Chancellor sent us here and stated that we were to act on his behalf. If he knows of these refugee Gnolls and had not already sent soldiers to deal with them, then he chose that for a reason. I think he sent you...

Dungeon crawling - my kinda environment. Although, having access to some merchants, services would also help, as we are out the sticks right now.

Not sure about those odds. 375 for a chance at 6-30 charges... even going with average, that's 18 charges for 375gold. If the others are ok with the odds, I will spend Ebans' funds for this 'find'. Also - I think I should have left the Sense Motive rolls to the GM.

Eban is a bit unnerved at the revelation that Henri just happened to appear. Whispering to the others, he asks, "How can we be assured that this is Henri?" Sense motive +5 on the man..1d20+5=11

Can Eban opt to give his 400 GC allowance to the Bard for the finding of a Cure Light Wounds wand? If not, then can we find one with reduced charges for a reduced cost? Such as 375 GC for 1/2 the charges? Might as well ask!

whoa! 400gp PER person? That changes things then...

Eban helps out with the digging of the graves, keeping quiet as well. The fight had taken much out of them, yet he somehow felt a little more enlightened. Something had changed, as he felt something was nearby. Something that was friendly, and even helpful. Something that felt like someone...

So its roughly 80 gp per person to spend on items they would like... Or pool resources to get something bigger. I won't take the CLW potion, as I have other character building actions that should take care of that need. I won't take any weapons either, so that only leaves mundane things...

The gnolls we captured are worth the same as the gnoll that has now escaped into the wild... and yes, they are now stabilized and available to interrogate, barter, exchange, etc...

Eban nods, noting that the bard indeed needed help. Quickly deciding that they gnolls were of better use alive, he casts the two cantrips in succession. (STABILIZE) and they immediately stop their dying. He then hears the kicking and altercation in the house, as Bayar seems to be enraged...

Bayar doesn't have to kill the other one, just put a severe strain on the life force of the gnoll. ie - beat it to within an inch of its life. Although, is that more evil than outright killing it? Letting it live with the pain, but alive versus killing it and being done with it...

Eban knows the gnoll has nowhere to go, as he simply watches the figure being surrounded. Things were finally going in their favor, as he lets the wayfinder drop back to its position on his belt. (Not sure what action to let it back on his belt, tied in place... thinking free from last...

This was something I brought up in front of the gaming group I frequented and they stated that actions like that are evil, no matter how they are done. Killing a helpless being - evil. My alignment had to be changed - so it all depends on how you want to play the character, but know that it...

Eban could keep up now with the healing support. Thinking that they were at the mercy of this gnoll and his vision in the dark, Ebans' face lights up with a realization. Fumbling at his belt, he realizes its still there, and something beckons him to remember a tale. One of treasure seekers...

ok, back now. I checked this every now and then and saw no updates for a week, so decided to check it a week later. Apparently, everyone decided to post during that time... Eban is set to heal Bayar and use him as his own shield. Things look to be getting interesting now. I say we charge...

The arrow was throbbing, as his blood seeped from it. He knew he still had one more chance to heal, but both himself and the warrior needed it. Not knowing what to do, he shook his head. "Not on my watch..." he mutters, as his hand reaches out to Bayar. "Lead the way, as this is the last of...

Eban moves to the downed gnoll (assuming no dog is threatening still, since Sukri looks to have killed one..) and delivers a blow with the weapon. He decides that should the foe decide to flee, it will have to take another blow from him to get away... +3 to hit, 1d10+3dmg to wounded gnoll...

So, since Sukri goes first, does this mean Eban is inside to side of the doorway, Bayar in the doorway, and there are two gnolls slumbering on the ground outside? Does Eban spot anything else? (He has not been told there are more, as he's only aware of the ones at front of house)

Eban spots the chance needed to make use of one of his powers. It was rarely needed, but this seemed the opportune time and place. Focusing on his training, his hands place themselves in position, as if wielding an imaginary weapon. Then, materializing from his hands and extending through...

I wish there was a map. It would help make things clearer to see what options there were to this battle. I am envisioning Eban just inside of the doorway, as he had to be directly behind Bayar to heal him last round. Sukri is to the side of the doorway, cleaning dog entrails off his knife...