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<blockquote data-quote="WizarDru" data-source="post: 3344261" data-attributes="member: 151">More than you'd expect on one level, less than you'd expect on another.&nbsp; The details of how he joined were pretty much what you'd read.&nbsp; This is the alpha game now, so we expect a level of verisimilitude.&nbsp; &quot;Suddenly, a duskblade appears!&quot; wasn't going to work.&nbsp; We actually made jokes around the table about &quot;I am Galstaff, warrior of light...&quot;, but the truth is that we did discuss the specifics as you read them.&nbsp; Zad just cleaned it up a bit, as oldschool1e was running late to the game that night and we didn't cover the specifics of the dialogue.As for Zenith, the module was very unclear on him, and my reading of him indicated that he could be brought home with the right talking to.&nbsp; Like their encounter with Dhorlot, they had a choice of how to handle things....they made some good rolls and used some good talking points.&nbsp; Zenith was weighing his decision to fight or not throughout the discussion, but they talked him down.&nbsp; It may not be entirely clear, but the monk/assassin kuo-toa was within one round of killing first Krisfallion and then Maris.&nbsp; In fact, Elizabeth identified and killed him one initiative action before his attack.&nbsp; Had Elizabeth missed, Maris might have died to his assassin attack.Up next, we detour off the SCAP track for some non-canon sheananigans.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WizarDru, post: 3344261, member: 151"] More than you'd expect on one level, less than you'd expect on another. The details of how he joined were pretty much what you'd read. This is the alpha game now, so we expect a level of verisimilitude. "Suddenly, a duskblade appears!" wasn't going to work. We actually made jokes around the table about "[i]I am Galstaff, warrior of light...[/i]", but the truth is that we did discuss the specifics as you read them. Zad just cleaned it up a bit, as oldschool1e was running late to the game that night and we didn't cover the specifics of the dialogue. As for Zenith, the module was very unclear on him, and my reading of him indicated that he could be brought home with the right talking to. Like their encounter with Dhorlot, they had a choice of how to handle things....they made some good rolls and used some good talking points. Zenith was weighing his decision to fight or not throughout the discussion, but they talked him down. It may not be entirely clear, but the monk/assassin kuo-toa was within one round of killing first Krisfallion and then Maris. In fact, Elizabeth identified and killed him one initiative action before his attack. Had Elizabeth missed, Maris might have died to his assassin attack. Up next, we detour off the SCAP track for some non-canon sheananigans. [/QUOTE]

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