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<blockquote data-quote="Tom Cashel" data-source="post: 806807" data-attributes="member: 321">Wow...this thread kind of died, eh?My PCs got through the first 9 encounters in a seven-hour session.Yep, that's right...D1-D9 in seven hours' time.&nbsp; It seemed pretty slow to me, but the guys were having a grand old time looting all the tombs (heh...I can't help having my NPCs give the good-aligned clerics a hard time about that) on their way down into the crypts.&nbsp; They had an easy time of it...they tried to bash down Lady Quallem's door three times, making saves all the while, before finally stone-shaping it out of their way.&nbsp; They were genuinely surprised to learn that they'd been saving against slay living.Nobody noticed, or really looked for, the maurezhi.Finally the party rogue/shadowdancer got about three faces full of yellow mold, leaving him at CON 1 with a max hp of 9 and a current hp of 5.&nbsp; The roper, whom I've named Zaggoplyxxinnill, surrendered once fire was applied, and has been telling the PCs about the drow in white and the drow in black that often pass by.Next time (April 5) I'll be using those RPGA Initiative Cards, and we're looking to get things into action mode rather than overcautious tactical mode (e.g. they checked every five feet of hallway for traps on the way into the tombs; granted, the pile of drow bodies just inside the entrance tends to make one paranoid, but...).We ended just as Zaggo pointed out the illusory wall...next session will begin with the spider-kisser hideout, it seems.&nbsp; With the party rogue nearly dead, the maurezhi on the hunt for stragglers, and the rest of them about to leap through the wall to capture the &quot;drow spy&quot; they've decided is back there (I can't wait to see the looks on their faces when the bebiliths get done with the armor)...it should be an interesting game.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tom Cashel, post: 806807, member: 321"] Wow...this thread kind of died, eh? My PCs got through the first 9 encounters in a seven-hour session. Yep, that's right...D1-D9 in seven hours' time. It seemed pretty slow to me, but the guys were having a grand old time looting all the tombs (heh...I can't help having my NPCs give the good-aligned clerics a hard time about that) on their way down into the crypts. They had an easy time of it...they tried to bash down Lady Quallem's door [i]three times[/i], making saves all the while, before finally stone-shaping it out of their way. They were genuinely surprised to learn that they'd been saving against [i]slay living[/i]. Nobody noticed, or really looked for, the maurezhi. Finally the party rogue/shadowdancer got about three faces full of yellow mold, leaving him at CON 1 with a max hp of 9 and a current hp of 5. The roper, whom I've named Zaggoplyxxinnill, surrendered once fire was applied, and has been telling the PCs about the drow in white and the drow in black that often pass by. Next time (April 5) I'll be using those RPGA Initiative Cards, and we're looking to get things into action mode rather than overcautious tactical mode (e.g. they checked every five feet of hallway for traps on the way into the tombs; granted, the pile of drow bodies just inside the entrance tends to make one paranoid, but...). We ended just as Zaggo pointed out the [i]illusory wall[/i]...next session will begin with the spider-kisser hideout, it seems. With the party rogue nearly dead, the maurezhi on the hunt for stragglers, and the rest of them about to leap through the wall to capture the "drow spy" they've decided is back there (I can't wait to see the looks on their faces when the bebiliths get done with the armor)...it should be an interesting game. [/QUOTE]

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