Also, sorry Aka, but that's not you guys in the solo thread. That's a group of... well, NPCs. Friends or foes? I'm giving something to Lin's character before the fun starts.
If, on a desert night, a traveler, outside the town of Balic, leaning from the steep slope, without fear of wind or vertigo, looks down in the gathering shadow (in a network of lines that interlace) on the carpet of sand illuminated by the moon around an empty grave, what story down there awaits its end?
Also, sorry Aka, but that's not you guys in the solo thread. That's a group of... well, NPCs. Friends or foes? I'm giving something to Lin's character before the fun starts.
OHMYGOSH, I am so sorry!!! Let me go delete that now.
Do NOT meddle in the affairs of dragons; for you are crunchy and go good with ketchup
If, on a desert night, a traveler, outside the town of Balic, leaning from the steep slope, without fear of wind or vertigo, looks down in the gathering shadow (in a network of lines that interlace) on the carpet of sand illuminated by the moon around an empty grave, what story down there awaits its end?
Bharhas, Level 3 Human, Warlord | Sorcerer Human Power Selection Option: Bonus At-Will power Languages: Common, Elven Theme: Gladiator
CURRENT STATUS: Phase of the Sun: *At the start of your turn, each enemy adjacent to you takes fire and radiant damage equal to your Strength modifier. *You also gain resist 5 cold.
VITALS AC: 18 Fort: 18 Ref: 15 Will: 17 HP: 40/40
Surges: 6/6 Surge Value: 10
Initiative: +1 Speed: 6
CURRENT ABILITY SCORES STR 18, CON 10, DEX 11, INT 10, WIS 8, CHA 17
But: you guys survived a tumultous time for me (quitting a job, finding a job, starting a new job), and I'd like to apologize for the extremely long encounter. Even without all my real life business, I've figured out that my current system of managing the encounter does not work. Like, at all.
Anyone have any suggestions or programs that can help me run this?
That said, woohoo, combat done! Hope it wasn't anti-climatic, and I hope you're all still with me. Feel free to explore the ship now: Mianju and Nanish's cabins, as well as the captain and owner's shared quarters, are open to exploration.
In addition, feel free to set sail with the silt skimmer. You can go straight to Balic, rest for the day, or start a dance party or whatever.
If, on a desert night, a traveler, outside the town of Balic, leaning from the steep slope, without fear of wind or vertigo, looks down in the gathering shadow (in a network of lines that interlace) on the carpet of sand illuminated by the moon around an empty grave, what story down there awaits its end?