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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Berk" data-source="post: 259477" data-attributes="member: 5992">*whips out the old 2e books and blows the dust off of them all the while sneezing profusely*There are flaws in all of this. First off it's kinda silly to think that a thief would first of all just walk up strolling along, they would do it with stealth and cunning(tm). Hide in shadows move silently, and if they are 12th lvl they most likely have some magic items, and almost every must have for thieves are boots of elvenkind and a cloak of elvenkind. Boots give what? 99% to move silently and the cloak gives 90% to be unseen, even with infravision and the such. These are relatively cheap magic items, and if ya wanna go even cheaper there is always dust of disappearance. Plus don't forget the invisibility spell, which means they can't be seen by anything cept detect invis and true seeing. Also I am sure that any party "respectful" of their "sneaky" friends abilities will give them a nice grace distance of atleast 50 or so feet. And while we are at it make the thief an elf or halfling. So now that that is out of the way, how do you plan on shooting hand crossbow bolts through a web? That one boggles me. Plus remember drow are only 75% magic resistant. That isn't 100%. Never assume, it only makes people look foolish. =op And don't forget that is a die roll for each drow, not as a group. The inititive thing also, that boggles me to assume that the drow automatically gain inititive. Again with the firing stuff through the web with the fireballs and frostballs. Those spells would detonate as soon as they touched the web hence forth prolly over taking the drow themselves. While they have spell resistance they are intelligent beings and know they aren't immune to magic, just highly resistant. Anyways I'm not gonna go on rambling about what else is wrong with the senario but with just the few things I pointed out cambat has gone drastically different. Not saying the party has a cake walk with the drow, just saying the drow deffinately don't have a cake walk with the party.</blockquote>

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