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<blockquote data-quote="seasong" data-source="post: 1187414" data-attributes="member: 5137">TOP of ROUND 8The fierce winds drop off to a gentle breeze as the heat becomes anything but! Great gouts of steam burst randomly from the ground, the water in both river and lake approach the level of a very comfortable hot spring. The rain continues to pour down, but it falls straight down, rather than riding the wind horizontally, and the fat, heavy drops are very nearly hot to the touch.Throughout the arena, to a height of 30 ft, visibility is cut to 10 ft. Hearing is fine (+4 DC from the sound of rain). Positions will not be posted this round, although I will include some of the humorous noises y'all hear. When posting your actions, please include the exact square you are flying, running, etc., to, and what you will do if your target is no longer there.The storm clouds drop to 150 ft above the arena floor. Visibility inside the storm clouds is 5 ft. No one but Cholestus knows how high they extend. The light level is sufficient to see 60 ft, for those who are not in the pea soup fog.The temperature is not sufficient to do damage to anyone, but each round a Reflex save (DC 15) is required to avoid the steam gouts. Each steam gout does 1d3 fire damage.The water inside Izad's force sphere is unaffected by the temperature change.Over the course of the round, it will become obvious that the heat is continuing to rise, and that the mists are thinning and evaporating. It also seems likely that the clouds will break soon.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="seasong, post: 1187414, member: 5137"] [color=orange][b]TOP of ROUND 8[/b][/color] The fierce winds drop off to a gentle breeze as the heat becomes anything but! Great gouts of steam burst randomly from the ground, the water in both river and lake approach the level of a very comfortable hot spring. The rain continues to pour down, but it falls straight down, rather than riding the wind horizontally, and the fat, heavy drops are very nearly hot to the touch. Throughout the arena, to a height of 30 ft, visibility is cut to 10 ft. Hearing is fine (+4 DC from the sound of rain). Positions will not be posted this round, although I will include some of the humorous noises y'all hear. When posting your actions, please include the exact square you are flying, running, etc., to, and what you will do if your target is no longer there. The storm clouds drop to 150 ft above the arena floor. Visibility inside the storm clouds is 5 ft. No one but Cholestus knows how high they extend. The light level is sufficient to see 60 ft, for those who are not in the pea soup fog. The temperature is not sufficient to do damage to anyone, but each round a Reflex save (DC 15) is required to avoid the steam gouts. Each steam gout does 1d3 fire damage. The water inside Izad's force sphere is unaffected by the temperature change. Over the course of the round, it will become obvious that the heat is continuing to rise, and that the mists are thinning and evaporating. It also seems likely that the clouds will break soon. [/QUOTE]

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