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Occ: The 'attack' misses Gershom. Good thing too thoes are QuestionMark's worst skills. Ps. Tell me when round three starts beacause i had posted the two skills for round one that should cover round one and two. Unless you want me to choose a diferent action or reroll for round two, Kalidrev.

Gershom will start to chase using his Streetwise skill to determine the best way to follow through the streets. And Insight to try to figure out where it might be going. Streetwise: 1d20+12=20 Insight: 1d20+9=27 Occ: My first skill challenge so use one for round one and the second for round...

Round 5 Gershom reaches back and hurls what looks like a fist sized rock of magical energy at the salesman. Standard action: Attack with Eldritch Blast against the salesman. Attack roll: 1d20+8=25 Damage: 1d10+1d6+6=21 Occ:Hurah and he finally hits! Oh it is LETHAL damage, Gershom is angry.

You could probably start making it before that it just wouldn't be up for aproval untill after.

No he will not get away! He will fall by QuestionMark's hand!

Round 4 Seeing his foe fee irks Lord Jarot even more, "I won't ALLOW You to get away!" he Snarls. He turns to the wall and disappears as fur and horns start sprouting from his head. Personality check: 1d20-4=15 Standard action: Otherwind stride to space M9 Free Action: Rage Transformation into...

I agree :) also by postings I think we have the number one adventure even though it started third. The race continues.

I will freely and of my own volition accept your personality suggestion. Right now he would be at a negative 4. Can a ranged attack be used in melee? I'm hoping it can but just draw an attack of opportunity. Personality Check: 1d20-4=12 Lord Jarot snarls but remains otherwise unchanged.

Round 3 Lord Jarot, who has passed annoyed and is getting plain frustrated, will fling another shard of energy. Standard action: Attack with Eldritch Blast. Attack roll: 1d20+8=12 Grunting with rage as another attack misses Lord Jarot attacks again! AP: Eldritch blast. Attack roll: 1d20+8=14...

Sounds like a earthquake just after you've built a house! I hope walls can be salvaged.

Round 2 Annoyed that his first attack missed Lord Jarot will use his Witchfire on the Salesman! Minor Action: Summon armor if not already summoned. Move Action: Will move closer if necessary to attack, otherwise none. Standard Action: Witchfire on the salesman. Attack: 1d20+8 vs ref = 11 (err...

Round one(minor edit) Preception 1d20+2=Can't possibly win! Minor action: Draw Quickcurse Rod Move Action: Lord Jarot moves to space G9 Free Action: Quickcurse Rod ablity to curse the Salesman. Standard action: Attack with Eldrich blast against the Salesman. Attack roll vs. reflex 1d20+8=17...

I have a quick question, when using the ablity of a quickcurse rod, does it have to be the nearest enemy like when you use the standard warlock's curse ability.

Normally I think your right about the cursing but by using the power from his quickcurse rod he can curse any target he can see.

Round 1 Preception 1d20+2=Can't possibly win! Minor action: Summon Armor Move Action: Draw Quickcurse Rod Free Action: Quickcurse Rod ablity to curse the Warforged with the glasses and who spoke. Standard action: Attack with Eldrich blast against the Warforged with the glasses. Attack roll vs...

If he chooses to teleport.

"I avoid melee combat when I can, as is fitting of someone of my station, and from a distance my enemy's luck tends to run out as they fall before my gaze," states lord Jarot dismissively.

How much leeway is there exactly when describing our powers? Specifically QuestionMark's eldrich blast. I don't want the other characters to identify/associate him as a warlock, that would make changeing personalities a challenge. After a while, "Man havent there been a lot of warlocks around...

well first that link doesn't go to the right page. other than that i can't see anything but i missed a lot on my own.

"I would suggest that it is very rude to spill others secrets as if they were yours to give," responds lord Jarot, "especially when they may be noblity."