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[IC] SWS/DnD5, Star Wars the Old Republic – A Gathering Darkness Sighting through his scope, Cal observed the droid getting hacked apart. Responding to Kacela and Jihahna, he said, "It's not going to be much use to us in a few seconds, might as well give it a purpose and detonate." He closed...

I would blow the explosives. I doubt the labor droids have ranged weapons, we can try to pick them off. Alternately, they may be slow, we could possibly try to run past them.

[IC] SWS/DnD5, Star Wars the Old Republic – A Gathering Darkness Cal tried his best to tune out all the talk about philosophy and mystical power. While he knew it was a very real thing, the logistics behind it weren't all that interesting to him at the moment. Holding up his sniper blaster, he...

[IC] SWS/DnD5, Star Wars the Old Republic – A Gathering Darkness Pointing with his chin for those close to him, Cal said over his comm, "Movement up top, I don't see anything closer." Oh, I meant to check, how is everyone on HPs? I don't think I have the feat to heal on the fly, but we had...

I'm ready whenever everyone else is.

[IC] SWS/DnD5, Star Wars the Old Republic – A Gathering Darkness Noting the distinct lack of cover, Cal glanced at the repurposed Sith battle droid and said, "Might be a good time to send the most expendable member of the team in first?"

Quixotic Jedi remains one of my favorite archetypes...

I was under the assumption that not getting Bonus Class feats was already one of the consequences of picking up a Prestige Class.

Cal's POV: he figures the jig is up and the team needs to get to wherever the Sith are to stop them ASAP. If there are more of the creatures amongst the temple, we can have a few characters acting as a retreating rear guard because none of this matter if the Sith finish their ritual.

[IC] SWS/DnD5, Star Wars the Old Republic – A Gathering Darkness AS the creature toppled over, Cal activated his commlink. "Anyone need treatment?" he asked. "If not, we better move out. The noise was likely to give us away."

Possibly, your attack on the Rancor should have been made at disadvantage due to our house rules regarding firing into melee. Either way, like Shayuri said, in this case it was no harm, no foul. The Rancor roared, Cal was the only one subject to being frightened due to range, and still hit it...

You did, but we effectively took a long rest between then and now, which I believe recharges your uses.

That sucks, it screwed the rolls up since I triggered the post timer. Stupid... Attack - Worst of [roll0] or [roll1], Damage - [roll2] Finally...

[IC] SWS/DnD5, Star Wars the Old Republic – A Gathering Darkness Nope, Cal thought as the terrifying roar cut straight to his marrow. He considered running, but felt nearly rooted to the spot. Instead, he hoped probability would finally be in his favor and fired at the creature again, hoping to...

I think Shayuri was referring to the cost to get it back if she uses it against the Rancor.

I think Binder Fred was assuming the first two shots killed the one with whom the Gand was in melee.

I agree with the caution part. Considering the enemies and traps were overpowering for our level, which is fun, it does make you think that messing with anything is going to bring utter doom down on you. Other than picking that lock, which I expected to have a lowish level single target damage...

Well, they shouldn't have had advantage against Whisper most of those rounds, but it certainly adds up over time. Advantage comes close to guaranteeing a hit against anything not seriously armored. Maybe a party of four would have had a shot. I thought it was fun. Realizing that it is based on...

[IC] SWS/DnD5, Star Wars the Old Republic – A Gathering Darkness Whisper croaked one final time, her lifeless body falling on top of the dwarf's, the last survivor of the group.

Awesome, fun time Creamsteak! Had a great time! I kind of feel bad that my actions or decisions ended up killing everyone, but hey, that's life (and death)!