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<blockquote data-quote="shilsen" data-source="post: 1422187" data-attributes="member: 198">True, as my PCs discovered less than six hours ago. Being dropped on their butts at 9th level by a few goblins is pretty embarrassing. Luckily, that didn't kill them. Unfortunately, having the flying party paladin knocked backwards through the wizard's fire wall did!Considering they (1) made camp within a quarter of a mile of a goblin encampment (2) after having killed two nagas they knew worked for the goblins (with lots of loud bang-boom spells) and were probably expected back and (3) left the bodies lying out there in the open and (4) cast the rope trick in the same exact area that ten characters and NPCs and four animal companions and mounts had wandered around in for half an hour, without making any effort to hide their presence or tracks, and (5) decided to have nobody keep watch through the window, I think they were asking for it.I love the Rope Trick spell, but it needs some smart usage.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="shilsen, post: 1422187, member: 198"] True, as my PCs discovered less than six hours ago. Being dropped on their butts at 9th level by a few goblins is pretty embarrassing. Luckily, that didn't kill them. Unfortunately, having the flying party paladin knocked backwards through the wizard's [I]fire wall[/I] did! Considering they (1) made camp within a quarter of a mile of a goblin encampment (2) after having killed two nagas they knew worked for the goblins (with lots of loud bang-boom spells) and were probably expected back and (3) left the bodies lying out there in the open and (4) cast the [I]rope trick[/I] in the same exact area that ten characters and NPCs and four animal companions and mounts had wandered around in for half an hour, without making any effort to hide their presence or tracks, and (5) decided to have nobody keep watch through the window, I think they were asking for it. I love the Rope Trick spell, but it needs some smart usage. [/QUOTE]

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