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Message: <blockquote data-quote="udalrich" data-source="post: 5400177" data-attributes="member: 53796">[sblock="OOC"]I agree with Aldern.  It appears that our options are either to fall behind or keep even, and since we can't see the Tengu, we can't make range attacks either.  So eventually he escapes as we fail rolls and fall behind or do not attempt both checks and fall behind.Since Sildar cannot see the Tengu, she would have cast dancing lights in the general direction of where she expects him to be.  (I indicated this in <a href="http://www.enworld.org/forum/playing-game/297075-lpf-bats-belfry-5.html#post5398398" target="_blank">the post for last turn</a>.)  Does that show the Tengu?While the GM can set the rules however, the GMG indicates that it's a move action, not a standard, to try a check.  That will make a difference if we see the Tengu and want to try spell casting or ranged attacks.[/sblock]Syldar follows along, carefully picking her way among obstacles.  Above the roofs, four balls of light bounce along in the direction of the Tengu.[sblock="Actions"]Std: Try to single move.Free: Move dancing lights along the roof top where the Tengu is likely to be.If it is a move action to move and the lights show the Tengu, she'll cast Grease as well.I think it is a free action to control the lights.  All the spell says is that it does not require concentration.  At worst, it should be a move which is only a problem if the Tengu is already visible.[/sblock]</blockquote>

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