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<blockquote data-quote="Manzanita" data-source="post: 4205487" data-attributes="member: 10109">Healing Rasereit requires no move by white.&nbsp; The White bishop is adjacent to its queen, and if Razh moves to the edge of his square, the bishop can reach over and touch him, and heal him.&nbsp; The white cleric actually has 5 cure minor wounds spells, and can cast four of them on Razh, bringing him back to full.&nbsp; It is still White's turn then.It's OK to assume Razh picked up the Minotaur's chain belt.&nbsp; Most of the dead oppponents and their equipment have dissapeared after they were killed.&nbsp; For whatever reason, some has remained.&nbsp; The minotaur's belt, and scattered pieces of bone and armor (from the skelletal pawns) &amp; small chunks of rock(from the bishop/gargoyle) remain.Razh's axe bypassed the gargoyle damage reduction, and his rolls are in the same link as the bishop's attack on him.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Manzanita, post: 4205487, member: 10109"] [I]Healing Rasereit requires no move by white. The White bishop is adjacent to its queen, and if Razh moves to the edge of his square, the bishop can reach over and touch him, and heal him. The white cleric actually has 5 cure minor wounds spells, and can cast four of them on Razh, bringing him back to full. [B]It is still White's turn then[/B]. It's OK to assume Razh picked up the Minotaur's chain belt. Most of the dead oppponents and their equipment have dissapeared after they were killed. For whatever reason, some has remained. The minotaur's belt, and scattered pieces of bone and armor (from the skelletal pawns) & small chunks of rock(from the bishop/gargoyle) remain. Razh's axe bypassed the gargoyle damage reduction, and his rolls are in the same link as the bishop's attack on him.[/I] [/QUOTE]

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