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Round 2. Anson lights the beacon, despite the fight that has broken out about him. He is determined. He shouts out, "There are illusions! Don't trust what you see!"

Yup -- I pulled the trigger. Second round Anson's lighting the beacon and spending a hit die to do so. Round 3 he'll attack again, having dropped the sticks.

Urgan is not great at sneaking, but he does his best to remain out of the light, so he can see better. The guard's nervous appearance gives Urgan an idea, and suddenly a roxk lands right bewhind the guard, as if part of th ecave has collapsed. Stealth 1d20+2=12. Cast Minor Illusion -- rock...

Anson slides his way along the edge of the trap. and enters the room. His hands are empty, but for the flame balanced in one of them, which further illuminates the room. "We are not here to stop you. Indeed, we are trying to get through that door as well." He begins. Possibly he has been...

Am I right that we think the last beacon is through the door they are trying to get past? If I am wrong about that, then what Anson is about to do is ill-motivated. In any case, two failed attempts at conversation is enough to convince me this is going to need something more, and it may be a...

At the statue, Anson looks to see if there is a similar key in the base, as there had been before. He spends a few seconds listening to the voices. Are they speaking common? Do they sound like they are in conversation with each other? debate? yelling? with their lights, their presence can be...

Benny's spell brings light, and Anson holds out his palm to produce a second source of illumination. It's not as bright, but he produces a golden flame in his hand and holds it aloft. cast Produce Flame.

Ack sorry -- as I said, I'm travelling and clearly confused. Will post IC

"I don't see a trap," says Anson, also human. "Can we make our way up the stairs?"

Three perception checks: 14, 14, 10. Two investigation checks: 2, 14.

"It is almost nightfall," says Anson. "Our time is short. Let us head through the passage that was revealed by the statue with the scales." He ensures that the fire-starters are safe, and leads the way. (He'll try to be sneaky on the way up the steps, assuming they get that far).

The braizer springs to life, illuminating Anson in its warm and healthful glow. From his position on the dais, Anson turns and sees his friends in battle. A dagger of icy flame bursts from his fist and strokes the creature. 1 psychic blade, with Sneak attack (allies). 1d20+5=24. HIT...

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I do not think Urgan has the sending stone.

He spent the HD and an action.

Anson strides towards the brazier, having retrieved the firesticks from his belt. He tries to light them immediately. Spend a die, get'er done. Prepared to move away right away if needed/possible..

Thanks. Won't happen again.

ACK!! YOU ARE RIGHT. I am so sorry. Shall I alter my post? I've flubbed here; it's okay to backtrack.

It's from the Vex property of the psychic blade, which automatically applies to an attack against the same creature. (If the first one hadn''t been dead, Anson would have had advantage on it. (Using two blades is an opportunity cost for rogues, since it means they don't use Cunning Action...