*ahem* And, I quote. . .Rhun said:Hey now guys! Just remember, if Chongo and Anar dies, the next fight will just be that much more difficult because the enemies will have two less targets (which is about all Chongo and Anar were worth this time around).![]()
So, yeah. If we loose two, we just pick up another pair ofMalvoisin said:If Chongo bites the dust, we'll find some way for you to get a replacement PC in the mix, asap. No worries.
Well, his long bow won't be much good (piercing damage, which he knows from Col isn't much good), and his has that flaw that gives him a penalty in melee combat, so I'm RPing that he'll avoid that at nearly all costs. The Disrupt Undead seems our best chance at this stage with Chongo and Anar down.Malvoisin said:We're almost at the 'rinse and repeat' stage of things, but I thought I'd wait and at least see if Legildur wants to keep having Bael cast spells, or switch to another tactic.
GwydapLlew said:Of course, I have a 50% for the zombie to kill me with its bite either way.![]()
Hey! Speak for yourself. Bael is doing just fine, thank you very much.hafrogman said:We're not exactly carving these things up.
A purchaser of the Dragon Compendium are we, Mr. G?GwydapLlew said:Mmmm...let me just say that the smell of cooking food has made me absolutely ravenous.
Heh. If we bite the dust, this particular encounter adds us in the XP calculation, but that would be it. Those damned zombies.
I'm glad I raged the round before I fell. Otherwise I'd be dead twice over. Of course, I have a 50% for the zombie to kill me with its bite either way.![]()
Malvoisin said:Still, the dice make the ultimate decisions...so mote it be.
Malvoisin said:A purchaser of the Dragon Compendium are we, Mr. G?
You know, as DM I know my job is to be impartial judge, but I find myself with each die roll hoping Chongo won't bite the dust. I really like that character....sue me.
Still, the dice make the ultimate decisions...so mote it be.