IC: Dichotomy's Age of Worms Redux, Part V
- Thread starter Dichotomy
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"Are either of you significantly diminished? I am missing very few spells. Few enough that it seems worth striking before anymore time passes. If you feel the need, let's wait. But i'm ready now."
[sblock=oc]As noted, i'd rather go do it now. i'm only missing a few spells and standing around for a day is dumb. also, i didn't prepare spells in anticipation of crafting today, i prepared them with the intention of breaking invisible, incorporeal heads.[/sblock]
[sblock=oc]As noted, i'd rather go do it now. i'm only missing a few spells and standing around for a day is dumb. also, i didn't prepare spells in anticipation of crafting today, i prepared them with the intention of breaking invisible, incorporeal heads.[/sblock]
"I am missing a couple of my more potent spells, but not the most potent. And what I am missing may not have been the best of help in any case. I surmise that the scrolls have the magic we will truly need, unless this turns into a longer foray than expected," Nethezar offers.
Erdolliel non-chalantly walks to the building and tries the door, if it's open she enters and waits for the others. If it isn't she walks down the street until she finds a suitable place to hide and sneak back to the door to pick the lock.[sblock=oc]Hide +13 Move Silently +13 OL +13[/sblock]
Kushnak shrugs his shoulders as Erdolliel slips inside, "Here we go."
Once everyone's inside, Kushnak draws out a loose plan.
"Eskard will fly into the room and engage them. Once Bazrim is confident in their locations, he will cast his spell. We may have a small window of opportunity, so be quick. Let's go."
Once everyone's inside, Kushnak draws out a loose plan.
"Eskard will fly into the room and engage them. Once Bazrim is confident in their locations, he will cast his spell. We may have a small window of opportunity, so be quick. Let's go."
[sblock=OOC]So, because nonlethal damage heals at 1 point per hour per character level, he would most likely have woken up before you guys headed back in. (I will concede that I didn't actually determine how much nonlethal damage he took, since I assumed that it wouldn't matter.)
Of course, if the party wanted him to keep sleeping, you could easily have kept him unconscious. Likewise, if the party wanted to wake him up earlier, that would also have taken little effort (probably one charge of the CLW wand, tops). At this point, I THINK it would make most sense to either (a) have him still unconscious (which would require that the party decided to keep him that way), or (b) go back in time and do something with him. Unless one of you has another idea.[/sblock]
Of course, if the party wanted him to keep sleeping, you could easily have kept him unconscious. Likewise, if the party wanted to wake him up earlier, that would also have taken little effort (probably one charge of the CLW wand, tops). At this point, I THINK it would make most sense to either (a) have him still unconscious (which would require that the party decided to keep him that way), or (b) go back in time and do something with him. Unless one of you has another idea.[/sblock]
[sblock=ooc]I completely forgot about that guy. Also, I was out of town for a few days, and last time I checked, we were waiting for Erdolliel to get back from checking things out.[/sblock]
Bazrim, ready for the battle ahead follows the others, regularly checking to make sure the new scroll case is still on his side.
Bazrim, ready for the battle ahead follows the others, regularly checking to make sure the new scroll case is still on his side.
[sblock=oc]umm... you did actually read the whopping 10 posts (please note the sarcasm involved in the word whopping...) that occurred between your last 2 posts right worthley? that'd in theory clear up all your questions...
kudos to Di for not waiting for you to not tell us you weren't around for 4 days not posting...[/sblock]
kudos to Di for not waiting for you to not tell us you weren't around for 4 days not posting...[/sblock]
[sblock=really oc]Now now children. Quite obviously i'm doing a worse job of posting, and while i appreciate worthley's attempts to take the spotlight off it, lets just stick to the task at hand...[/sblock]
[sblock=oc]oh yeah. THAT unconscious guy. My vote is that we keep him unconscious. It's what Kushnak 'would' have lobbied for and is easier, i think, than going back. (especially if we all die)[/sblock]
[sblock=oc]oh yeah. THAT unconscious guy. My vote is that we keep him unconscious. It's what Kushnak 'would' have lobbied for and is easier, i think, than going back. (especially if we all die)[/sblock]
[sblock=oc]hmmm... I guess that while I didn't forget about the guy, I did forget that K had Esk carry him out... I vote for keeping him unconscious for sure, since my other (probably unclear) vote was for leaving him in the cell when we fled. After we handle these invisible bastardoes, we can see if he can help us identify the loot on the other side of the room, or something. 
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