Redleg06 said:Pop smoke and break contact. Hire a BETTER sniper to go in and counter-snipe his ass.
mmu1 said:Let's go back to something else here. How exactly do you explain being able to see anything from 400' or 500' away in a forest? That's one hell of a penalty to Spot for range...
Kai Lord said:
I just remembered one of the often neglected abilities of the Deepwood Sniper: Safe Poison Use. The problem is the Fort save for a Green Wyrm is so high none of the poisons in the DMG can hurt it. Is there any way to make poisons more potent? Or can you think of some sneaky way to weaken the dragons Fort save to make him susceptible to poison?
I also forgot about the Take Aim class ability of the DWS. If we can get the thing to sit still for a round he gets a +2 to hit which means he could hit it with a roll of 19 or 20 without any buffs on his bow (which is nonmagical).
As it stands now, we'll be travelling to the twisted forest by griffon. I might try and have some of the riders act as live bait and lure the dragon out above the trees so I can get some clean shots at it. I'm really racking my brains trying to think of ways to take the sucker down without relying on cheeseball Arrow of Instant Green Dragon Slaying shenanigans. I'm thinking Poison is the way to go, but that sucker's Fort save is quite the hurdle....
Xarlen said:Okay, Kai, despite our disputes, I'm going to offer a suggestion or two.
Powerful poison. Surely, at your level, you can pull some serious stuff out of your butt. Speak to the Elves, surely they can whip something up. A contact poison, perhaps, or even better, an Ingested poison, with no smell to it.
Get one of the elves, a druid or ranger, to catch you a deer. A nice Big Fat Stag. Smear the stag up with poison, a good number of the doses, instead of a single dose.
Now, get some of the elves to herd it toward the dragon.
I realize that they wouldn't agree with using an animal as bait, but then again, you're getting rid of the dragon, who is a much bigger threat to them. If the dragon eats the deer, then he's going to ingest MANY doses of the poison, which would equate to either a HUGE DC, or a lot of saving throws. Statisticly speaking, he's going to fail one of them.