[OOC] Constables of the 14th Ward

[xedr]

Darius the ex-attorney is trying to live down to his IQ and let other characters generate some ideas. But I'm sure tempted to see if Retbi can pick a lock or at least tie some rope around the wheel/chain assembly before we give up and start exploring the rest of the dungeon for access to that room.

 

[Lou]

Ideas...

Darius the ex-attorney is trying to live down to his IQ and let other characters generate some ideas. But I'm sure tempted to see if Retbi can pick a lock or at least tie some rope around the wheel/chain assembly before we give up and start exploring the rest of the dungeon for access to that room.

Speaking of ideas, when I reread post 604 it dawned on me that Thea should have recognized that the door may not be door... Isn't a glamour an illusion?

Unless some other character speaks up with a better idea, Raul will continue to search for secret doors.

 

[Leif]

Speaking of ideas, when I reread post 604 it dawned on me that Thea should have recognized that the door may not be door... Isn't a glamour an illusion?
Unless some other character speaks up with a better idea, Raul will continue to search for secret doors.

Glamour is also a magazine, but how does that help you presently?

 

[Leif]

Scotley said (in the other thread):
OOC: Does anybody else miss an old-fashioned 'bend bars/lift gates' roll from 1st edition?

No way, dude! I always hated those stupid things!

 

[Maidhc O Casain]

Maybe you could substitute a simple Strength check, with an assigned DC for bending/breaking/moving etc.? Or are there already rules in place for that? Seems like an obvious thing to put in . . .

 

[Leif]

Maybe you could substitute a simple Strength check, with an assigned DC for bending/breaking/moving etc.? Or are there already rules in place for that? Seems like an obvious thing to put in . . .

ooc: Gee, now why didn't WE think of that!

 

[Leif]

I'm checking myself into DM Rehab immediately.

My Symptoms: 1. Impatience, 2. Rushing the Characters, 3. Making Other Characters Feel Neglected.

My Prognosis: Serious, But Hopeful.

My Prescription: As Many Chill-Pills As It Takes!

Join me later on the veranda to commiserate and sing "Kum-Ba-Ya."

 

[Helfdan]

Hehehe just look at it this way: none of us have complained! This campaign is a blast, keep up the good work

 

[Leif]

Hehehe just look at it this way: none of us have complained! This campaign is a blast, keep up the good work

Awwww, thanks! You bring a tear to an old curmudgeon's eye!
["Curmudgeon" : it's not so much the age, it's the CRUSTINESS!]

And, anyway, would you really have complained even if you had reason? :\
I think that Scotley and I have a pretty admirable record for dealing with characters belonging to complainers. At last count, said characters only stood a one-in-four chance of being eternally banished to outer darkness.

 

[Leif]

Pathfinder/Thea

[sblock=Quoting Thea]Thea, from IC thread: "for some reason, I thought there was a chance of hitting allies if I fire into melee- obviously my TT GMs have been house-ruling that and I never bothered to check- live and learn..." [/sblock]
[sblock=for pathfinder]you are, indeed, correct that the rule about firing missiles into melee was as you describe it in 1st Ed DND, possibly even 2d Ed. I, personally, don't have actual knowledge of the state of that rule in 3.5 Ed., but I have every reason to think that Scotley knows it backwards, forwards, sideways, catty-wompus, and every other which way. And Scotley assures me that it's just not that way anymore. I have learned (sometimes the hard way) to just accept his rulings as infallible and go on with life. I've been much happier for it, too. Kinda cool to have him around, isn't it? I basically don't have to know anything about the details and can just kick back and make up cool new tortures for characters. [/sblock]