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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Naoki00_" data-source="post: 5752997" data-attributes="member: 99243">Well this is true, but it's a little bit scenario exclusive. I'll spare the long winded explaination of whats going on in the world at large and just say the city is more concerned with other things then civil war or a few adventurers (for the moment, getting more important the closer to the higher ups they get) and we don't really use the "you shoot, people know where you are period" thing, if you can make a good Hide check, sometimes coupled with sleight of hand/tumble/move silently you can shot once or twice from behind cover, and either remain hidden for another round, or roll behind other cover options and make them think you haven't. this isn't fool proof however, the PC's figured out that the enemies have low skill's and high combat prowess (the higher INT enemies are coming up soon though, as well as the dogs and such)Actually I really like that, I was wanting to see if I could even give the fighter an animal companion, partly to help character development and getting him to be more cooperative, and because he's been asking about it for a while.I know someone with the book that might lend it to us, heck it might make a really good class for said fighter, or have something for the rogue and ranger.well he's using several different ways of keeping enemies in line at the moment, a combination of knocking down/tripping as well as defensive positions and aggro drawing, coupled with the other threes good ability to just seem not there, it's not working that great anymore though and won't work great at all later, so I'll just drop a bit better sword into the next loot and hope he gets the hint for that one.Well once the Wizard and ranger figured out the guards carry grenados (primitive, but effective) they figured out their main plan of setting it up as a civil scene. Basically the fighter runs in and starts yelling in the city's native language, and while the people are focused on him, either snipe them off with the rogue and ranger, or the wizard just targets the grenados with his fire spells. the appearance of a fireball's explosion and a grenade are pretty much the same, and he's been careful to use small versions  (basically willingly using a smaller spell, in this case just 1d6 damage worth) to just hit only the grenado bag or the ones on a table. after the guards get some advice though they'll probably hide their grenades better. doesn't help that they wouldn't think it was something as rare as magic unless they rolled high enough (the leader probably would though)that feat'll come in handy, both for the enemies and the ranger, as for staking out the place...well they could, just not perfectly with the shoratge of men and soldiers (the only reason the PC's have even gotten this far anyway) but after the next few encounters they'll probably start gathering militia to get the PCs. I sadly must say I'm unfamiliar with tanglefoot bag or thunderstones, but if they are magical (honestly I don't know) then thats a no, though whistles I just hadn't thought of, I must have been rushing things a little to not think of so much.</blockquote>

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