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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Lady Silverthorn" data-source="post: 1211685" data-attributes="member: 15154">While also being one of the members of this group more important details for thought.1) The warrior has a 8 wisdom and probably should have killed the childern but the player is much brighter and probably decided not to.2) There was a curse on 1/2 of the party and each day they stayed to prevent the children from leaving they lost a level a day (due to a Vistani curse).  So the "cleric" and his companion had already left.  The wizard and the warrior had already started losing levels which is why a fireball was no longer an option as that spell was no longer available.  The bard (me) was the only one that had not yet started losing levels.3)  There was another curse on the warrior and the bard of which had no specific relevance on this encounter.4)  The burning hands couldnt occur sooner because of course we were in a very narrow hallway and the paladin and our fallen companion were on the ground.  The children dominated the warrior on the 2nd round and the paladin on the 3rd.  Then they got out of the building with the wizard and the bard trying to keep them in.  The bard starts toward the barn to damage the wagons to make their travel slower and the wizard heads to the gate.  The children hear the commotion in the barn so head to the gate.  The wizard kills as many children with burning hands before becoming domiated.  The bard comes up from behind and shoots one with her bow.  Then she gets "grappled" with the warrior who is a long time traveling compaion.  Then she gets dominated.  Whala - entire group now under the childrens control with 2 members far away already from the other curse.5)  This is where the topic further ensued because I didnt agree with the DM (knowing the DM has played a holier then tho cleric in the past and HE would have killed the children in the same instance - I didnt understand his comment.)  The DM's biggest comment was these are poor cute children ( and the players didnt get that cute picture from the DM - as he described a much different picture with the blood and gore we saw from what they had done to their parents.  Were not stupid you know! (sometimes slow, yes)6)  Almost every encounter we have been given in this short (so far) campaign we have been hopless to win.  The DM wants us to feel heroic when we accomplish a goal but most of the time we have several outstanding issues (like both curses) in which we are unable to defeat.  (BTW the cardinal did get rid of the licantrop )(ok cant spell the word - but means on the full moon we turn into something else - bard a silver wolf - the warrior something else unspeakable.)  So, now there is only one curse on most of the party of which we must constantly wander or die.Hope this sheds some light to areas that were missing detail.</blockquote>

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