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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jarlaxlecq" data-source="post: 1734568" data-attributes="member: 12758">It actually worked out pretty well. We started were we had left off. Our halfing rogue had kicked open a door and saw 3 Clerics of Nerull, 2 Evil Elves and kind of kobold/Halfling creation. Our group consisted of 1 Rogue (@ half hitpoints)1 Fighter (@ half hitpoints)1 Cleric ( Hurt, out of spells, NPC)1 Wizard (Most hit point in the group, down to 0 level spells)1 Rogue/Wizard (ran away at the sight of the enemy)1 Psion (down to about 5 power point)1 Ranger/Cleric (me i was about 66% of my hit points)While we outnumbered them we only had 2 warriors and all of out spell casters were out of power. Thankfully while the enemy concentrated on the Fighter and Halfing i was able to come around and decimate the 3 Human Clerics of Nerull (Human is my fav. enemy) in 3 rounds putting out an average of 20hp per round (with no critical, remember we're only level 3) there were some pretty impressive rolls. After dispatching the 5 of them we risk barricading ourselves in an adjacent room (the clerics sleeping quarters) and trying to rest. Thanks to only needing a few hours of rest (good job reverie) i was able to rest and get my spells where unfortunately none of the others were able to before we were jumped by enemies. Thankfully since we were able to funnel them through 2 doorways. we were able to destroy them without too much drama. I was very impress with how things went. Out of the 14 guys that were thrown at us. I killed half of them single handedly. The majority of the time with only 10 hp left. If more then one solid hit got me, things could have gotten ugly quick. Thankfully I should almost be to level 4 now, I have healing spells ready, and we should be ready for the BBEG soon.</blockquote>

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