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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mircoles" data-source="post: 5433433" data-attributes="member: 53122">We started our third 4e campagn last Sunday. I'm playing a minotaur Brawler fighter, though the Dm threw me for a loop by having the PHBIII races be unique. So, he's currently the only minotaur in existance.  Our first adventure was simply investigating an old factory to see why the workers hired to clean it out haven't reported back. We found them, but they'd been tranformed into abberations of some kind(the knowledge checks were low rolls). Over all there were five of them with four once being the hired workers and a fifth tougher one looking like he was once a monk.  So, violence broke out and except for a few fires, we prevailed. We scattered while investigating the old factory to see what may have transformed the workers. When one of us got to the former monk a critter(poor knowledge rolls again) burst out of it's chest and hightailed it out of there, because none of us were close enough to catch it. We did not pursue it and upon futher investigation at the old factory, discovered evidence indicating that the little critter had been living under the factory in the drainage pipes.  Half of us went to the factory owner to explain what may have happened to the workers. Two went to investigate the identity of the monk and the paladin went to find the authorities.  The pally ended up finding the trail of the critter mostly by following the screams that led to a ship in dock. He found a bloody mess and may have seen the critter jump ship. He then spent the rest of the evening being detained by the authorities, as he had been at the scene of two bloody incidences. We stopped there and will continue next week. I'm find my minotaur very different in play than my previous characters, which were two arcane casters and a psion. All non physical and somewhat squishy. In the our first combat I mostly charged, a minotaur, go figure. I have to keep marking in mind and my new more physically violent options.  Overall it was fun, but we're still in the introduction part and haven't quite jelled as a group yet, though I'm sure that we will.</blockquote>

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