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<blockquote data-quote="cbwjm" data-source="post: 7942613" data-attributes="member: 6788732">Had another session last Friday. The players had been directed to deal with a warlock lieutenant so that he wasn't a problem later on. He had made a deal with a Cyclops based on Polyphemus and his carnivorous sheep (at least they were carnivorous in the Percy Jackson novels).The players got their attention, cyclops, warlock, and a bloodthirsty swarm of sheep raced down the mountain road towards the players. The sheep were killed before they could do any real damage, though at least one player to damage from their gnashing teeth aura. Then came the slog of fighting warlock and cyclops. It reached a point where I ended up changing direction, the Menos the cyclops turned on the warlock, crushing him with his club and surrendering. He'd been told it would be an easy victory but all that happened was that he lost all of his sheep, he loved those sheep. The players made peace with him, even resting in his cavern. He traded a chime for some sheep made by the glassblower in the party (who knew that would come in handy) and then the next day the party travelled back to the dragonborn city of Tymanther, stopping at a dwarven inn along the way which had recently been freed from orcs and was full of dwarves celebrating. The party levelled up to 5. I'm hoping this will help fights go a little quicker now, especially with the halfling barbarian able to make two swings with her necrotic warhammer.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cbwjm, post: 7942613, member: 6788732"] Had another session last Friday. The players had been directed to deal with a warlock lieutenant so that he wasn't a problem later on. He had made a deal with a Cyclops based on Polyphemus and his carnivorous sheep (at least they were carnivorous in the Percy Jackson novels). The players got their attention, cyclops, warlock, and a bloodthirsty swarm of sheep raced down the mountain road towards the players. The sheep were killed before they could do any real damage, though at least one player to damage from their gnashing teeth aura. Then came the slog of fighting warlock and cyclops. It reached a point where I ended up changing direction, the Menos the cyclops turned on the warlock, crushing him with his club and surrendering. He'd been told it would be an easy victory but all that happened was that he lost all of his sheep, he loved those sheep. The players made peace with him, even resting in his cavern. He traded a chime for some sheep made by the glassblower in the party (who knew that would come in handy) and then the next day the party travelled back to the dragonborn city of Tymanther, stopping at a dwarven inn along the way which had recently been freed from orcs and was full of dwarves celebrating. The party levelled up to 5. I'm hoping this will help fights go a little quicker now, especially with the halfling barbarian able to make two swings with her necrotic warhammer. [/QUOTE]

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