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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ao the Overkitty" data-source="post: 1567866" data-attributes="member: 9758">By the time the meenlock adventure was done, Seth was walking around with an effective wisdom of one, having had 13 points of wisdom drained by paranoia.  I decided to have a little fun with writing this entry before he was cured.    Our DM had planned the abduction of Ursula & Bethany to give Simon the opportunity to be the knight in shining armor that heroically rescues the maiden.  He didn’t expect Seth and Simon to jump out of the second story window or for Lumin and Padraic to keep going when the rest of us were paralyzed or occupied.  They just pushed it until there was only one meenlock left to drag Ursula’s body.  He just decided to give up and D-Door away.  If I remember correctly, Fiona and Tellsford were too far away to make it to the tunnel in time and Simon and Seth were paralyzed.    It was also during this fight that one of my followers earned himself a name.  Despite being just a first level warrior, he critted several times, downed three or four meenlocks and made every single fort and will save thrown at him.  All nine other first levels and the one second level were paralyzed.    With the blood imp, it was rather funny.  He was floating where Seth couldn’t hurt him.  I don’t think Fiona managed to hurt him once.  Spell Resistance was giving her trouble at this time.  He got cocky and floated over to Seth.  Lets just say that critical merciful smites are very nasty.  But, the falling damage he took was just icing.    Also, the ghost in the mirror was introduced many months before, player time.  But, Arvin never told anyone about her.  We tried to set up situations in the game for him to tell our characters, but it didn’t happen.</blockquote>

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