
Spartakos wrote:Apologies all, I didn't notice it ended in a door...thought the passageway continued.
Would Loche like to give this a look-see for traps, before Zahra opens it?
Spartakos wrote:Apologies all, I didn't notice it ended in a door...thought the passageway continued.
Would Loche like to give this a look-see for traps, before Zahra opens it?
Yes!Spartakos wrote:Is there a chance Kiri can pull Gronda out when I failed and fled?
Um... it's been fun, guys? Of all the times to crit...Inferno wrote:Yes!Spartakos wrote:Is there a chance Kiri can pull Gronda out when I failed and fled?
Good luck, Pixie.
Hi,Spartakos wrote:Wow. That was...unexpected. Both the rapidity with which it happened, and my blowing a roll I normally wouldn't.
Yow.ChubbyPixie wrote: Um... it's been fun, guys? Of all the times to crit...![]()
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Dang.
ChubbyPixie wrote:Zahra, I know we don't know each other that we'll, but...
AD&D is harsh. Alway has been, alway will be says the second level mage with 4 out of 6 hp. Each step could be your last.Zhym wrote:You're probably right about that (strength checks—which aren't really "saves," he said pedantically—not the part about you learning something). The harsh part here is that you can't take any action if you fail the check. Fail two checks in a row, something that's all too likely, and you end up buried under sand at negative hp. Harsh.
Success doesn't mean she can carry/drag the "man mountain" through the sand avalanche alone. It means she can hang onto him while Garrin and the others in the hall reel in Zahra's rope. But Garrin can't reel them both in by himself.
(No strength save is required by the rope pullers. There is a secret threshold of PC Strength points that needs to be applied to the task to meet with success.)