Kulan: Knightfall's Heroes of Carnell Game [OOC]

[Tellerian Hawke]

Or simple protection from whatever spell which blocks mind control

Prot. vs. Evil most likely.

 

[JustinCase]

Well, talking is certainly not guaranteed to be successful, but Caerth is curious about Galzadar and has a reason to believe the elf may be just a pawn. If there is a chance to remove the threat without spending who knows how many rounds grappling until the wizard passes out, Caerth is willing to take that chance.

And talking does not mean letting go of that grapple. [emoji2]

 

[Neurotic]

Familiar might be a good starting point

I will be going sea side this weekebd. Given the number of tourists on our roads, I'll be happy to be able to post on Saturday at all.

 

[ScottDeWar_jr]

Isn't the intimidate attempt standard action? Or Quinn has something that enables him to do it for free?

Ummmmmmm .. .. ..

"Intimidating an opponent in combat is a standard action. "

I guess I could say it never happened

 

[Knightfall]

Heading to bed early tonight. I'll check back in tomorrow.

 

[Neurotic]

Ummmmmmm .. .. ..

"Intimidating an opponent in combat is a standard action. "

I guess I could say it never happened

It is almost like I have another character that specializes in intimidating

 

[Knightfall]

Added replies for JustinCase and ScottDeWar_jr's posts, as well as a post for Aureus's actions.

@Scotley is up next.

After that, the priestess, Omen, will counterattack against Aureus and Tarrak will finish his summoning.

 

[JustinCase]

Sense Motive check: Does Caerth think the quasit is being truthful?: 1D20+3 = [13]+3 = 16

 

[Knightfall]

Sense Motive check: Does Caerth think the quasit is being truthful?: 1D20+3 = [13]+3 = 16

At this point, yes, Caerth is fairly certain that the quasit is being truthful. Of course, Eutharic is a demon. You can never be truly certain that such a creature is being completely honest.

But, Caerth can tell the quasit genuinely cares about Galzadar and that he is worried about his master's life and chance for freedom.

 

[JustinCase]

Tricky, that. Caerth is appalled by demons, by their very nature, and sees them as the most unnatural thing and they need to be banished from this world if not completely destroyed. However, he also finds great importance in truth, live-and-let-live as long as everyone refrains from unnatural behaviours and summons.

Cool to have Caerth, of all people, face this dilemma.