X4-5: across the mountains - IC

Bevin Rockhammer Dwarf Rogue2/Enchanter6, AC20FF17T15, ASF 5%, HP44/44, F+4,R+8,W+5

" 'Ware that one," says Bevin, pointing at the man who tried to ensorcel him, "He just tried to bewitch me, the slug."
 

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Praying for the sightless sight of certain deep sea creatures and bats, Girgal shares this power with Ripclaw and instructs him to close his eyes, just as he does. Your gaze might be powerful... if someone sees it!

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active spells: Produce Flame

Cast Blindsight

Spot +15, Listen +17

Spells:
0 (6) - cure minor wounds x2, light x2, detect magic
1 (4) – (jump), produce flame, faery fire, cure light wounds - obscuring mist
2 (3) - (spiderclimb), animalistic power, blinding spittle – snake swiftness, mass
3 (3) – (protection from energy), SNA 3, spirit jaws – greater magic fang
4 (2) – (freedom of movement), blast of sand


Ripclaw has:
AC: (with barkskin) 30 (T15, FF25)
Full Attack: 2 Claws +7 melee (1d6+4 plus poison) and bite +2 melee (1d6+2) and tail + 2 melee (1d6+2 plus poison)
Space/Reach: 5 ft./5 ft.
Special Attacks: Leaping pounce, poison (DC 14 1d6 Dex/1d6 Dex), rake 1d6+3
Hide+13, Move Silently+9
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Glancing about at the various tapestries on the wall, Father Fuller attempts to find his god amongst the works, barring that he'll grab a good-aligned god and present the symbol in front of him towards the robed figure.

"You have been warned creature of darkness, now feel the full power of the dawn!" Father Fuller says in a commanding voice.

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Father Fuller will use a Greater Turning (from Sun Domain), which destroys turned undead instead of turning them.
Cha Check; Turning Damage (1d20+2=21, 2d6++9=13)
It affects a level 10 undead at the maximum, and hits 13 HD worth of undead. First target is the robed figure.
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I assume that Aram is compelled to tell him the truth, though? Or can he lie in this situation? I'm not sure how to play him, being under the man's influence and all.
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Bevin Rockhammer

Bevin steps up, and tired of pussyfooting around unleashes a Burning Hands spell on the creature. (15 hp dam, reflex save for half, 5d4=15 )
 

Father Fuller stretches forth his hand, placing it on one of the paintings on the wall, calling attention to his god and its sun symbol. As he speaks, light flares forth from the painting, the flash from the sun-symbol briefly illuminating the dark building!

The light has a dramatic effect on the armored stranger: He barely has time to flinch before he, apparently, vanishes in a puff of dust! His armor, cloak, and shield clatter to the floor!

[sblock=Rhun]The way I interpret the spell dominate person, it does not actually charm you, it just makes you follow orders. Aram is still affected and may not attack the bhuts outside.[/sblock]

The creatures outside flee in dismay!

ooc: Bevin did not cast his spell.

What will you do now?
 

Bevin Rockhammer Dwarf Rogue2/Enchanter6, AC20FF17T15, ASF 5%, HP44/44, F+4,R+8,W+5

"Nice one Father Fuller!" says Bevin relaxing his splayed fingers that he was just about to use to shoot flames on the stranger.
 
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Girgal throws a bit fire after the Bhuts for good measure. Then he says to Father Fuller: "This I call a display of divine power! One god worthy to bow for. What is it's name?

Aram, do you feel 'better'?


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active spells: Produce Flame, Blindsight

What time is it? I assumed before midnight.

Spot +15, Listen +17

Spells:
0 (6) - cure minor wounds x2, light x2, detect magic
1 (4) – (jump), produce flame, faery fire, cure light wounds - obscuring mist
2 (3) - (spiderclimb), animalistic power, blinding spittle – snake swiftness, mass
3 (3) – (protection from energy), SNA 3, spirit jaws – greater magic fang
4 (2) – (freedom of movement), blast of sand


Ripclaw has:
AC: (with barkskin) 30 (T15, FF25)
Full Attack: 2 Claws +7 melee (1d6+4 plus poison) and bite +2 melee (1d6+2) and tail + 2 melee (1d6+2 plus poison)
Space/Reach: 5 ft./5 ft.
Special Attacks: Leaping pounce, poison (DC 14 1d6 Dex/1d6 Dex), rake 1d6+3
Hide+13, Move Silently+9
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Father Fuller falls to his knees as the power flows out of him, the abbot stands up shakily and offers a weak smile to the others. "That was just a pittance of what the Sun god is capable of...creatures of the night are his greatest foes" Father Fuller says as he leans against the wall, catching his breath.

He stumbles over to Aram and checks on the desert warrior, "Why did you let him in?" the abbot asks.
 

Aram looks at Girgal. "I feel fine." Then he turns to Father Fuller. "Why did you attack him? He just wanted to talk."
 

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