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<blockquote data-quote="cavalier973" data-source="post: 8399851" data-attributes="member: 91595">Actually managed to corral a small group of four to play the “Twisting Halls”. Four players, ages 19 down to 3. Warpriest, Knight, Mage, and Thief, from eldest to youngest. All humans. In the first turn, all the monsters won initiative. The hex hurler goblin stepped from the shadows and blinded the Warpriest. The first goblin cutthroat jumped forward and slashed at the warpriest. The second goblin cutthroat release the guard drake, which scrambled forward and bit the Warpriest for enough damage to drop. The warpriest failed the first two death saving throws, but the mage finally managed to make a successful heal check to stabilize. The thief took out one cutthroat and the drake within the first couple of turns. Well, not the drake, really, since I misread my notes, and mistook the drake’s initiative for its remaining hit points, but decided no takebacks when I finally realized it.The hex hurler finally bit it, the party rested, and moved into the next room. They fought a rat, then goblins, then more goblins, then another rat. The warpriest and the knight were exposed to coratovirus 19, but neither were infected. They discovered a message written in the dwarvish language behind a statue of a Minotaur, but decided to end the game session there.we plan to play again next week.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cavalier973, post: 8399851, member: 91595"] Actually managed to corral a small group of four to play the “Twisting Halls”. Four players, ages 19 down to 3. Warpriest, Knight, Mage, and Thief, from eldest to youngest. All humans. In the first turn, all the monsters won initiative. The hex hurler goblin stepped from the shadows and blinded the Warpriest. The first goblin cutthroat jumped forward and slashed at the warpriest. The second goblin cutthroat release the guard drake, which scrambled forward and bit the Warpriest for enough damage to drop. The warpriest failed the first two death saving throws, but the mage finally managed to make a successful heal check to stabilize. The thief took out one cutthroat and the drake within the first couple of turns. Well, not the drake, really, since I misread my notes, and mistook the drake’s initiative for its remaining hit points, but decided no takebacks when I finally realized it. The hex hurler finally bit it, the party rested, and moved into the next room. They fought a rat, then goblins, then more goblins, then another rat. The warpriest and the knight were exposed to coratovirus 19, but neither were infected. They discovered a message written in the dwarvish language behind a statue of a Minotaur, but decided to end the game session there. we plan to play again next week. [/QUOTE]

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