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<blockquote data-quote="MerakSpielman" data-source="post: 924406" data-attributes="member: 7464"><p>I'm the husband who just got his team creamed.</p><p></p><p>I'd like you to know that I made a pretty good showing of myself, though. This is how I had it planned out: the party got into the robes and holy symbols of the evil folk. As we approach the crater, we spot some arrow slits in the walls. Fine, I think, there are a couple guard posts. Also, I think, at some point this will undoubtedly get violent, and it can't hurt to have the way out clear. I don't need archers sniping at my folk just as I'm fleeing, low on hp! So my first thought is to take out the guard posts.</p><p></p><p>My people are admitted with only rudimentery questioning. We go straight into the north guard post and mutter some story about "isn't this where we were supposed to report?" while the last person closed the door. We then leapt on the guards. A color spray immobolized <em>all but one</em> of the bastards. Of course, his first action was to ring the alarm bell I hadn't noticed. Crap.</p><p></p><p>Then the gnolls who were the <em>actual</em> archers showed up. I killed everybody just as the door opened. My bluff attempt was "it was the gnolls! they went crazy and killed the guards! We came as soon as we heard the bell, but it was too late!" (we are in acceptible uniforms, after all). I rolled a 4 on the Bluff check, and they sent in the warriors and spent the next five rounds piling buffs on themselves in the hallway.</p><p></p><p>I took out <em>hordes</em> of those low-level bastards. A fireball wiped out a bunch, and my fighter was untouchable. My rouge couldn't get into sneak attack position and became a sword-magnet. The cleric spent most of the battle healing the rogue, round after round.</p><p></p><p>We were all still standing, though bleeding a bit, when the 3 people with multiple levels came in, buffed out, and <em>Blinded</em> my fighter. A few attacks from the ogre, and he was out. The rogue and cleric were next, since they were getting low on hp already, and the mage tried to go invisible and escape, but they cornered him and, well, it wasn't pretty.</p><p></p><p>Good thing I saved my game before I went in. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f609.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=";)" title="Wink ;)" data-smilie="2"data-shortname=";)" /></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MerakSpielman, post: 924406, member: 7464"] I'm the husband who just got his team creamed. I'd like you to know that I made a pretty good showing of myself, though. This is how I had it planned out: the party got into the robes and holy symbols of the evil folk. As we approach the crater, we spot some arrow slits in the walls. Fine, I think, there are a couple guard posts. Also, I think, at some point this will undoubtedly get violent, and it can't hurt to have the way out clear. I don't need archers sniping at my folk just as I'm fleeing, low on hp! So my first thought is to take out the guard posts. My people are admitted with only rudimentery questioning. We go straight into the north guard post and mutter some story about "isn't this where we were supposed to report?" while the last person closed the door. We then leapt on the guards. A color spray immobolized [i]all but one[/i] of the bastards. Of course, his first action was to ring the alarm bell I hadn't noticed. Crap. Then the gnolls who were the [i]actual[/i] archers showed up. I killed everybody just as the door opened. My bluff attempt was "it was the gnolls! they went crazy and killed the guards! We came as soon as we heard the bell, but it was too late!" (we are in acceptible uniforms, after all). I rolled a 4 on the Bluff check, and they sent in the warriors and spent the next five rounds piling buffs on themselves in the hallway. I took out [i]hordes[/i] of those low-level bastards. A fireball wiped out a bunch, and my fighter was untouchable. My rouge couldn't get into sneak attack position and became a sword-magnet. The cleric spent most of the battle healing the rogue, round after round. We were all still standing, though bleeding a bit, when the 3 people with multiple levels came in, buffed out, and [i]Blinded[/i] my fighter. A few attacks from the ogre, and he was out. The rogue and cleric were next, since they were getting low on hp already, and the mage tried to go invisible and escape, but they cornered him and, well, it wasn't pretty. Good thing I saved my game before I went in. ;) [/QUOTE]
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