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Message: <blockquote data-quote="(un)reason" data-source="post: 9811579" data-attributes="member: 27780"><p>The players of the priestess and the githyanki were both absent this time, leaving just the binder & sniper controlling everyone to finish off the match. The drow wandered in a little late. Seeing that his companions were winning, he decided to place a big bet upon them before joining the crowd on the stalls. The others continued to wear down the three remaining opponents. The priestess and binder concentrated their attention on the enemy rogue and monk, with the sniper further multiplying out the greased up areas to limit their options of places to move. The efreeti created some more illusions of himself in an attempt at being able to move around without being attacked again, but the githyanki sprouted some Evard's Menacing Tentacles to harry the illusions on both sides and pick out the real one. The monk was the next to fall, then the efreeti, leaving the enemy rogue the only one standing. He tried to run, the binder gave chase, and would probably have finished him off soon enough, but the ogre mage on their team that became invisible right at the start swooped out of nowhere to snipe him with cone of cold and claim the glory of taking the final shot. Since they were down half the team at that point, they decided not to make any big decisions about where to go next in session, but cut it short and do some more shopping and customisation of the binder's new flying ship. It seems like we've hit another point where things have slowed right down and I need to think about how to get the plot moving again for next time, otherwise they could stay sidetracked for weeks.</p></blockquote><p></p>

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