[D&D 3.5] War of the Burning Sky [OOC] [Closed]
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Rhun
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Lytha also has one of those nifty healing belts. Not much, but at least something.
That will at least help a bit. Hollister tries to stay out of the way of damage, and he does have one cure light wounds potion.
renau1g
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Pnuematik, with the new party members, would I be able to re-jig Korrin? He was built with the idea of going into a rogue MC, but with our new rogue, there's less need for that and I'd probably have a different build than the current one, maybe one with a better chance to hit?
Rhun
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Ha! Now you know how I felt when Sascha joined our Red Hand of Doom group!
Of course, don't forget how useful Evasion proved for Zazz! How many lightning bolts did he dodge? Three in a row?
pneumatik
The 8th Evil Sage
Korrin: a re-jiggering is fine, as long as it's not too drastic of a change. Let me know what you're thinking before you do it, just to be safe.
Theroc: And here I was thinking I was being such a good DM and making sure I got Rae's gender correct ;-]
And now, my favorite evasion story. I'm playing Living Greyhawk running a Ranger / Fighter with a couple of levels of rogue. We're playing a special thieve's guild adventure full of sneaking and trapfinding. Everyone else at the table is primarily rogue. Four of us are in a more-or-less line checking a trap, with me in the back covering them (I was basically an archer). The rogue in the front sets off a lightening-bolt trap. The three true rogues in front of me crush the easy reflex save and evade the lightening bolt. I fail and take full damage. The other players start looking for anything that will save me from dying after taking enough damage to knock some of them out. That's when I explain that I'm a fighter, so I'm less than half dead.
Theroc: And here I was thinking I was being such a good DM and making sure I got Rae's gender correct ;-]
And now, my favorite evasion story. I'm playing Living Greyhawk running a Ranger / Fighter with a couple of levels of rogue. We're playing a special thieve's guild adventure full of sneaking and trapfinding. Everyone else at the table is primarily rogue. Four of us are in a more-or-less line checking a trap, with me in the back covering them (I was basically an archer). The rogue in the front sets off a lightening-bolt trap. The three true rogues in front of me crush the easy reflex save and evade the lightening bolt. I fail and take full damage. The other players start looking for anything that will save me from dying after taking enough damage to knock some of them out. That's when I explain that I'm a fighter, so I'm less than half dead.
Rhun
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Nice! I had never really thought all that much about Evasion be useful in combat (always thought of it more as a trap-dodging ability). But Wyrmlord Koth was tossing lightning bolts around like crazy, and my Rogue/Swordsage was leaping all over the place to avoid them. That was a fun combat!
renau1g
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Really? I'm quite surprised that you didn't think about that before.
My first PC was a rogue in 3e and my DM had a love of AoE attacks (specifically fireballs, and dragon's breaths). It was great to be duck, dodge, and diving out of their ways... ahh...I miss you Thamior Tharivol...
Rhun
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No, but now that you mention it...I guess evasion will come in handy against all those dragons were going to meet, right?
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