Challenging my high-lvl group (NPCs and monsters; my players shouldn't read this!)
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Old Fezziwig
Thanks for the sour persimmons, cousin.
Didn't someone (a fighter type) die fighting the trillith or around that time? As far as I can remember, that seems to be the last death that has been permanent...
Best,
tKL
Best,
tKL
Bronz Dragon
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ach, ne'ermind
move along folks, nothing to see here
move along folks, nothing to see here
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Infinite Monkey@Work
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Having read through this thread, I thought I would tender this idea:
Skeleton Arrow
A skeleton arrow is actually a Tiny streamlined skeleton, with its clawed hands held above its head creating an arrowhead shape.
It can be fired like a normal arrow. On a hit, it does normal arrow damage, and then gets out of arrow shape and attacks. It gets an automatic grapple attempt and then (whether the attempt succeeds or not) attacks until destroyed.
On a successful critical hit, the skeleton is imbedded in the target. Instead of the automatic grapple check, it starts tearing at the targets internal organs, doing 1 point of damage per round. It continues doing this until pulled out (causing the target 1d6 damage), at which point it starts attacking whoever is holding it.
What sort of bonus equivalent would this be? I rekon about +3, as a ball park.
Skeleton Arrow
A skeleton arrow is actually a Tiny streamlined skeleton, with its clawed hands held above its head creating an arrowhead shape.
It can be fired like a normal arrow. On a hit, it does normal arrow damage, and then gets out of arrow shape and attacks. It gets an automatic grapple attempt and then (whether the attempt succeeds or not) attacks until destroyed.
On a successful critical hit, the skeleton is imbedded in the target. Instead of the automatic grapple check, it starts tearing at the targets internal organs, doing 1 point of damage per round. It continues doing this until pulled out (causing the target 1d6 damage), at which point it starts attacking whoever is holding it.
What sort of bonus equivalent would this be? I rekon about +3, as a ball park.
Old Fezziwig
Thanks for the sour persimmons, cousin.
I just scanned through my copy of the story hour, and Valdek was killed by the trillith — as for the others, that sounds reasonable enough (I didn't check) — but he wasn't willing to come back from the afterlife. Has anyone else died?
Best,
tKL
Best,
tKL
JacktheRabbit
Explorer
Agar was killed in a battle with the Dockside Royals on their ship in the harbor of Eversink. He was the victim of a nasty crossfire of lightning bolts.
He was of course later resurrected by Velendo in an elaborate ceremony at the local temple.
He was of course later resurrected by Velendo in an elaborate ceremony at the local temple.
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