No one want to acknowledge Faerrash's comments?

Don't worry I'm waiting on Ailishi before moving on, you had some very orcish comments :), they are somewhat intimidated just by your looks, Ailishi did roll pretty good though.

Milander had no problem with your approach. Just didn't comment on it because he's waiting for the response.

Had to go to Eye Doctor this morning updates tomorrow

In reply to Seralessa Vadmal (msg # 376):

This is the last time I'll discuss it as it is no longer relevant, but Velox was very committed to finding this Aspirant and was extremely offended that you all prioritized eating and resting over her life. He will hopefully get over it, especially if he finds out she was dead before he even knew she was in danger.

Velox is young, idealistic, and not dumb but not smart. He would have done the same had it been any of you out on your own in the wild, if that's any consolation...

I promise I will be a good party member and not encourage us to split the party anymore...

You said this in this OOC thread.

Ailishi was trying to stop Velox. Not you. Unless you agree with Velox' point of view, in which case, yes I was trying to stop you.


Of any of us dies, it is IC. Velox can be committed to any cause. Should you have gone alone and should there be a beast with a CR fit to be a challenge to the whole party, it would have been bye bye Velox.

There is no problem with splitting the party. But going alone can be extremely dangerous.

That was a risk Velox as a character and I as his player was willing to take. I thought that much was clear.

I think the moral of the story here is simply not to godmode other players, no matter what the reasoning. If Ailishi wanted to stop Velox, he could have said "Ailishi moves towards Velox in an attempt to stop him", not just automatically assuming he succeeded when he was several feet away talking to another NPC. Can we all agree that's fair and drop this dead horse before we start beating it some more?

Agreed. Consider it dropped on my end.

Reluctantly puts down the hoof he was holding onto and storms off in tears.

Bah, Velox could just shrug him off, which he did. There is no big deal, and it may add to a dramatic effect.

Ailishi puts a hand on Velox' shoulder, dramatically stopping him. Velox just moving forward the next second dramatically going to the druid.

Could Ailishi really change the scene? Not at all. He can't godmode something when the other player still has free reign over Velox.

The situation would be far differente if we were in the middle of a battle. Then yes, that would have been out of order. But right now that we are out of initiative, it is such an issue?

At least, we all know how our roleplaying partners like to play and we can take measures to not spoil anyone's fun.

Guys I hope to get caught up today, sorry for the delay.

Did Velox hear this:

At the time you were 100 yards away, so make a Listen check, there will be a -2 penalty to it. If so you heard it.

Not sure what the DC is here and honestly I'm ok if i didn't make it :)
07:15, Today: Velox rolled 10 using 1d20-2.  Listen.

I can't remember, does everyone know about the bounty on bandit scalps? It's been too long... lol

I was unaware of them :).

Not a huge fan of Ailishi's stabbing the bandit that I just healed, but you know...

In reply to Velox (msg # 393):

:p

I might be able to change your mind on that. Waiting on the DM's reaction to my post ^_^

Everyone was presumably at the Verbobonc call for bandit hunters (well except Elmo and Furnok so they are probably unaware as far as you know). Whether they remember or not is up to them.

You hear Velox

It'll have to wait til morrow sorry bedtime for me :)

I did glance at the thread, the idea of taking the guys back for trial isn't a bad idea overall. You might not be able to prove banditry but you might could prove murder.....

Velox, re-read the Seeking Lord Rufus thread. You were the one he told about the bounty in the first place. ;)

In reply to Albrecht Delmorn (msg # 396):

Ha! So I was :)

Here's what was said:



Velox has no problem with killing these bandits for the bounty, they deserve death that's clear. But torture is evil and he's with Albrecht in his stance that we should stop that.

Meh... torture is always immoral... but not always evil. :)

And sometimes acting immorally is an act of good, that overshadows the immorality.

I would like a map with the positions of everyone.

I would imagine Albrecht and Ailishi are within arm's reach of each other and the bandit leader. If that's why you're asking.