Alethan wrote: everyone with a ranged weapon targeted on the group, and get the sleep spell cast.
stupid question, but I remember getting caught by this in an earlier game...Alethan wrote:You're the only one with sleep. I don't think you'd be able to cast and then immediately range attack. But that's up to the GM.
Duration is 5 rounds/level of caster.This spell affects a circular area with a 15 ft radius. A number of
creatures within this radius (determined by their HD) fall into a
deep magical slumber with no saving throw allowed. Magically
sleeping creatures may be killed or tied up at a rate of one
per round by a single person, or can be attacked at twice the
normal rate with an automatic hit for maximum damage, if the
attacker chooses not to kill or bind them. A sleeping creature
requires a full round to waken and must be shaken or slapped
to bring it to consciousness; mere noise, however loud, will
not disturb the enchanted slumber of a sleep spell’s victim.
The number of enemies affected by the spell is a function of
their hit dice. If there are creatures of different hit dice in the
area, the weaker ones will be affected fi rst. Creatures with hit
dice over 4+4 are not affected by the spell.
hit dice of Victim number affected
1 or less 4d4
1+ to 2 2d4
2+ to 3 1d4
3+ to 4 1d2
Ahhh... just saw the updated map. Didn't realize they only patrolled the one area.onlyme wrote:based on the map, I think maybe need to go to graveyard to cast spell and catch them behind the cloister?
Alethan wrote:We want them as far away from the eastern side of the compound as possible, as that is where the tents are with all the other bad guys in them. That's why I was suggesting hitting them with it when they are in front of the wall opening, behind the temple.
Did think about how scary it would be to have something like Yarl jump out at you from behind tombstones in a cemetery... but maybe better for a Cthulhu game than OSRIC.
DM: "Please roll an insanity check..."Computer +1 wrote:Alethan wrote:We want them as far away from the eastern side of the compound as possible, as that is where the tents are with all the other bad guys in them. That's why I was suggesting hitting them with it when they are in front of the wall opening, behind the temple.
Did think about how scary it would be to have something like Yarl jump out at you from behind tombstones in a cemetery... but maybe better for a Cthulhu game than OSRIC.
This is the last interaction, so we're not waiting on the GM for anything. I think we need Venificus to announce his action of casting the sleep spell, then anyone with ranged announcing their attacks, then the melee people charging anyone left standing.ToniXX wrote:All but Kurn and Brok move into the graveyard area without being seen. Everyone hides behind a tombstone or a dry bush, waiting in the dark. About ten minutes later, the patrol of five figures comes around the corner of the cloister building, taking their regular route. Now that you're closer, you see that the patrol consists of three humans and two orcs. The orcs carry torches with swords at their sides. One orc is in front of the three humans, one behind.
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Alethan wrote:This is the last interaction, so we're not waiting on the GM for anything. I think we need Venificus to announce his action of casting the sleep spell, then anyone with ranged announcing their attacks, then the melee people charging anyone left standing.ToniXX wrote:All but Kurn and Brok move into the graveyard area without being seen. Everyone hides behind a tombstone or a dry bush, waiting in the dark. About ten minutes later, the patrol of five figures comes around the corner of the cloister building, taking their regular route. Now that you're closer, you see that the patrol consists of three humans and two orcs. The orcs carry torches with swords at their sides. One orc is in front of the three humans, one behind.
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