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Epic Cinematic (Recruiting)

I just wanted to say that I'm looking forward to see this in play. I can't imagine the work that you are going to be putting yourself through Albedo. It seems like an intense undertaking.
 

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Vertexx: The pricing on the Ring of Sequestering is less about being able to have greater invisibility, and more to have a form of invisibility that cannot be detected by see invis or true seeing, a magical feature that can only be duplicated by mindblank, a 9th level spell. Considering that true seeing and see invis are extremely common at this level, this feature of the ring of sequestering is what justifies the cost.

You don't need to roll initiative, since technically the series of readied actions that take place sets the initiative order. If someone else joins in then initiative will be rolled.

Prontius doesn't really know how practical a grapple will be, though he does know there are alot of defenses against such tactics.

Shayuri: Hate to lose you. Sorry it didn't work out.
 


Albedo said:
Prontius doesn't really know how practical a grapple will be, though he does know there are alot of defenses against such tactics.

Yes, but having that little whelp grappled, even for merely one round, would really help Yens out. I think its probably the only way he could possibly get sneak attacks against that rogue. hint. hint.
 




"except against each other".. so if YOU grapple him, YOU can't sneak attack him, but others could...
Am I missing something? Are there multiple people fighting the halfling, b/c otherwise it doesn't work.
 

Large creatures with multiple arms tend to win grapples against small creatures with just two. If Capn' P were to grapple him then Yen could sneak attack the now dex-free halfling with his chain...

I see over in the IC thread, that Vertexx69 is setting up Yens nicely.

When do I go? I'm still confused on how we are doing initiative in this game.

Is there a rule that these need to be one-on-one fights? If so, who is Yens expected to go against?
 
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Ah, so I guess Yens and the captain are friends then?

Personally, If I saw a big guy start attacking a halfling for no apparent reason, I'd try to stop the fight, and attack anybody who insisted on continuing it. Unfortunately, I'm kinda busy defending the bar from a rampaging bear 10 feet to your left.
 

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