D&D 5E The City of Is'Merith

I'll be around (with the probable exception of the 24-26), but my schedule is likely to be even less predictable than usual. I'll keep up as best I can- NPC if needed.
 

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For reference, here's the quote that we have on the Red Death, "It starts with the mark, then when the illness gets to its worst, they stop eating, isolating themselves from others due to paranoia and eventually either disappear entirely or, if approached by others, in a starved craze, they attack them, scratching and biting. It's not something that spreads extremely easily, but it means everyone has to be cautious.

You may bump into the infected sometimes, which is fine so long as they're hanging around with their friends or family and are making conversation, but it's the quiet and lonely ones you have to watch, especially if you see 'em talking to themselves or flickering their eyes around cautiously or if you see them dribble from their mouths."

Maybe Alejandro didn't need to knock him unconscious, but it's certainly the easiest way to get him to the Pelorites. As for Daedarai, if he sees one of his partners making a big move (like yelling a warning and trying to knock a guy out), he'll do his best to support it. I was going to cast sleep, but I think it's still too new for it to be instinct for him. If it turns out we actually knocked him unconscious (not a guarantee), I'm sure we'll all have some quips to throw in.
 
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Haha I know that knocking the guy out is realistically the easiest way, I just thought it would make sense for Isaac to be a bit taken aback. I know he's usually pretty cold and emotionless but he also hasn't been a criminal for very long yet, so I just don't think it would be his natural reaction. He's just a young halfling still ya know?
 



Sincerely hope that between my Al-Capone-in-The-Untouchables impression and Daederai's massive sneak attack, he'll be out for the count...otherwise, a ventilation/faeces interface could occur...

and it sits well with the background traits I rolled for Alejandro...bit risky but my gnome is frisky!
 



Is Tro'leera a werewolf just so we can have a special Christmas lycanthro-ho-hope to fight?
Get out.

...well, all right, we do need a Tiny Tim for the Is'Merith Critmas Eve play. But any more puns out of you and Isaac can just pull double duty as Tim and the Ghost of Critmas Fighter. Tim is devoured by the toy-maker hordes deep in the lair of the vile Santa Smaug in that scene anyway.
 

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