Off To War... Recriutment/Discussion

[Galphanore]

O.k. checked posts both Rg and IC wonder if you made changes before or after I was there?

here's what I saw

Ref total should be +3 (I missed this from the original posting lol)

club damage is 1d6 and range is 10'

Craft you have +2/-2 in Mod spot should be in Misc spot

new total for gold (with craft check=9) should be 20gp 14 sp

in abilities put (1d20-4) after Wild empahty it will change as you lvl up and maybe gain a better Charima Mod

Yep I like the post and nope you can't tell where the PC's are if you got anywhere near them you would have head them first but,

Your roll is good enough to know that there is a large pack of wolves out in the forest and nobody should really be out there

Going to post in IC and search in the dark....

You checked both before and after All those are fixed now. Good to know about the wolves. BTW, your fix shows the Club, Shillelagh having 1d8 damage but the Shillelagh Spell increase the effective size category by two, not one. Should be 2d6. Also, the spell description says that the improvement is no longer in effect if it is not wielded by me, which I read as it not working if I throw it. Is that so or is throwing it still counted as "Wielding"?

 

[HolyMan]

You checked both before and after All those are fixed now. Good to know about the wolves. BTW, your fix shows the Club, Shillelagh having 1d8 damage but the Shillelagh Spell increase the effective size category by two, not one. Should be 2d6. Also, the spell description says that the improvement is no longer in effect if it is not wielded by me, which I read as it not working if I throw it. Is that so or is throwing it still counted as "Wielding"?

hmmm yep I got that damage wrong that was for small good catch and i would ask lora to cast enlarge person on you and see what that does to your Shillelagh???? lol anothe ruling it aint easy being green or the DM

Ruling for Shillelagh Spell:

Since the intent of wielding is to "use to do damage to an adversary" then the intent behind the throw would be the same to do damage and i would say that it keeps the effect till after the results of the attack are note (hit/miss and damage) returning to normal after it has done what you "wield it " for

It for me folks off to bed and will check back in before I head to work. Nite

 

[Galphanore]

hmmm yep I got that damage wrong that was for small good catch and i would ask lora to cast enlarge person on you and see what that does to your Shillelagh???? lol anothe ruling it aint easy being green or the DM

Ruling for Shillelagh Spell:

Since the intent of wielding is to "use to do damage to an adversary" then the intent behind the throw would be the same to do damage and i would say that it keeps the effect till after the results of the attack are note (hit/miss and damage) returning to normal after it has done what you "wield it " for

It for me folks off to bed and will check back in before I head to work. Nite

Yep Enlarge person + Shillelagh would treat it as Gargantuan and up it to 3d6, plus enlarge person would increase my str to 18. Combine that with Rage and it hits 22, so the damage would be 3d6+10 if wielded two-handed. Do I have a guess as to the size of the wolf pack beyond just "large"?

 

[Myth and Legend]

Regarding my shields post - glad you enjoyed it! I am on a crusade to educate gamers and roleplayers on real medieval weapons, fighting, armies etc. Their perceptions have been vastly twisted by games and DnD.. For example - Full Plate is heavy and one can't mount his horse without the aid of pulleys and ropes... A Zweihander or Claymore weighs 15 pounds.. etc. nonsense that has been portrayed in games and movies.

So far it has been very very hard probably the best source of online information is the ARMA website, especially the forums. BTW there i saw a poster do very good research on real world shillelagh and the way one wields them - he went to Ireland and everything.

Now then, regarding Lora casting Enlarge Person - she *could*... But good luck making friends with the girl

 

[Galphanore]

Regarding my shields post - glad you enjoyed it! I am on a crusade to educate gamers and roleplayers on real medieval weapons, fighting, armies etc. Their perceptions have been vastly twisted by games and DnD.. For example - Full Plate is heavy and one can't mount his horse without the aid of pulleys and ropes... A Zweihander or Claymore weighs 15 pounds.. etc. nonsense that has been portrayed in games and movies.

So far it has been very very hard probably the best source of online information is the ARMA website, especially the forums. BTW there i saw a poster do very good research on real world shillelagh and the way one wields them - he went to Ireland and everything.

Now then, regarding Lora casting Enlarge Person - she *could*... But good luck making friends with the girl

Nice, reading it right now : Shillelagh Tread, almost looks like they fight with it using both quarterstaff moves and club moves and some others specifically used by it, kinda cool.

 

[Galphanore]

That's just cool, my next char is gonna have to be some kinda Irish stick fighter. Unfortunately it's not Damon's style, and he wouldn't have really had a chance to learn it.

 

[Deskjob]

Invisible Castle

[sblock=HolyMan]Dude, sorry about those d20's. I seriously hate 20's. I know it looks fishy and all... But, seriously, thats totally legit. Why would I even fake a 20 for intv. Anyway, my bad. Its just bad luck. Freakin' 20s. Freakin' A.[/sblock]

 

[ghostcat]

Sorry, I was a bit tardy, I have only just spotted your 7th July comments.

CS updated as requested.

The story of the shield is that Trinham's training was interrupted before he was taught how to use a shield. However, as he had already been issued with his shield he couldn't leave it behind. He will accidently lose it when the opportunity presents itself. Until then he will just carry it around.

 

[HolyMan]

Sorry, I was a bit tardy, I have only just spotted your 7th July comments.

CS updated as requested.

The story of the shield is that Trinham's training was interrupted before he was taught how to use a shield. However, as he had already been issued with his shield he couldn't leave it behind. He will accidently lose it when the opportunity presents itself. Until then he will just carry it around.

I remember that boy how long/pages ago was that lol I am getting old

EDIT: And it looks like I have another NPC poster added to the RG lol

 

[HolyMan]

[sblock=HolyMan]Dude, sorry about those d20's. I seriously hate 20's. I know it looks fishy and all... But, seriously, thats totally legit. Why would I even fake a 20 for intv. Anyway, my bad. Its just bad luck. Freakin' 20s. Freakin' A.[/sblock]

I'm not worried about cheating I 'm worried about you using up all your luck before the wolves attack. those 20's could have came in handy.