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[IC] SWS/DnD5, Star Wars the Old Republic – A Gathering Darkness Recovering from the dark force powers that had impacted him, Cal leaned out from the pillar. No longer seeing the droid in question, he opted to put down the combatant who had attacked him, now lying stunned on the ground...

I guess I was more asking the order of events. The Gand shot him first, which would typically require him to make a Concentration check right then which would happen before Cal's turn. If he failed, Cal wouldn't have been restrained when his turn was up. Maybe it is just an artifact of group...

OOC question: Force Grip indicates it requires concentration. Are those the same rules as 5E and, if so, is it possible he lost concentration when the Gand shot him?

NAME: Xerxes Zerai RACE: Slith CLASS/LEVEL: Artificer/2 ALIGNMENT: Lawful Neutral --- SENSES: Normal PERCEPTION +6; STEALTH +2 LANGUAGES: Common, Draconic, Dwarven, Gnomish, Mechan, & Slith INITIATIVE: +2 --- SPEED: 30ft ATTACK: +5 WEAPON: Shotgun (Range: 30, Ammo: 6/6) DAMAGE: 2d8 Piercing ---...

Check out the Pygmy's Savage Tastes racial ability...

Looks pretty good to me! I think the Gand may be a little taller than depicted. I'm fine with however Cal is depicted. I didn't really see him as a glasses and ponytail guy, but I get that anime tends to cleave pretty close to certain tropes to visually explain characters. As far as the central...

I'm digging the Radiance based game, but not sure what class. For race, I'm leaning toward the Gi... I mean Slith. Leaning toward Artificer.

I think that would work for Lady Grey. Probably who I will go with for the game. I may adjust a few things as I am not sure if having two characters with Common Bond is worth it. I'll review my options and settle on something.

Go for it!

I'm leaning against Edna Crumb. Either going with Lady Grey or Patch. I think Lady Grey could be an art world connection. Patch could be a connection from the school as an instructor. I'm content to being the "third wheel" in the group.

[IC] SWS/DnD5, Star Wars the Old Republic – A Gathering Darkness I'll use Uncanny Reaction to negate half of the damage, so my HP total is . There doesn't seem to be any reason to attempt to break the restrained condition since the TN is too high for me to succeed unless I roll like 18s or...

As I understand it, in order to hide in 5th Edition, you have to spend your Action to do so (regardless of success or failure of the hiding check). Rogues (and Scoundrels under your rules set) can have an ability that allows them to Hide as a Bonus Action. I just couldn't figure out when Parlex...

It's in the bonus action, assuming I don't have to move. Even if I do, I have Keen Shot, which eliminates the bonus for 1/2 cover automatically.

Quick question: You said my passive perception was good enough to spot Parlex and the droid. But didn't they fire at Reks last round? I didn't think you could hide and attack in the same round, at least not in 5th Edition. I believe rogues have a class ability that allows them to do so. Trying...

Right, but since it can be assumed we're all rolling these at once "at the table" I would have seen the Gand's initiative roll before deciding on whether to spend a FP. I just jumped the gun. Not a big deal, I'll try to remember next time since initiative is a special case scenario.

I'm shooting at Parlex. Might as well gang up on him. As I understand it, I should hit him since I should be able to take away his AC from cover, given the result of my Force Point expenditure.

I spent a point when we were outside entering the ruins to avoid falling, but it looks like we topped up after that. Since then, he spent a point on Initiative at the start of this fight and one just now to (make sure) he hit whatever he was shooting at. Thinking about it, I probably shouldn't...

When was the last time we had FPs refreshed?

I'm spending a Force Point to hit whoever: [roll0]

[IC] SWS/DnD5, Star Wars the Old Republic – A Gathering Darkness Cal leaned around the edge of the pillar from which he had taken cover and acquired a target through the scope of his sniper blaster rifle. Breathing calmly, he pulled the trigger, hoping his shot would fly true. I'm assuming I...