Am I correct that the Blightwood is near the Blight?  If so, that's a LONG journey to take - will the noble survive while we travel?

It is in Blight, but all the same, wouldn't the noble die if the ingredient isn't found? Yes it is a long journey, but it surely would be worth a try from the heroes? Unless you'd rather stay home and let the noble die without even trying... Which is horrible, in my honest opinion.

Oh, yes, and hullo. I don't believe you've heard from me yet... *waves*

In reply to CO-DM (msg # 186):

Hi!

Hi Co-DM!

If Roland were involved in the negotiation of this deal, he'd have insisted on a clause that if the noble croaked during our voyage, we'd still get paid.  (Neutral, not good)

Fortunately, Roland was not a part of those negotiations, and in my opinion, he's not quite smart enough to ask about that at this point.  I just wanted to confirm the sheer distance we'd be traveling - that's 350 miles, by my reckoning.  I don't know if we have horses available to us, but that's conceivably a month's round trip.

Hi hi :)

I think we were figuring two months max. You never know what can happen. It's a long way. Boss man can probably clarify more on the length of the trip.
This message was last edited by the GM at 23:18, Mon 27 July 2015.

The backstory which I'm sure ya'll are going to be told is thus:


The alchemist is taking care of the noble every day which is keeping him alive. The nobles quality of life is not great and he is sick, but he's stable.

Gotcha, he's on life-support with no end in sight.

In reply to Roland Lebrut (msg # 191):

To pull the plug or to not pull the plug...that is the question

lol good way of putting it

Wait, is the spooky voice in Shala's head... her conscience?  :>

No... Her sword is sentient... And speaks in her mind.

But yeah, it tries to be her conscious.. When it's awake. :p

In reply to Shala Frai (msg # 195):

I knew there was something funny about monks LOL. Just kidding...maybe ;)

I was actually flashbacking to a Treehouse of Horror episode of the Simpsons.  They're staying in a haunted house and there's a voice telling Bart to murder them all.  He's a little weirded out by the voice and tremulously asks if it's his conscience - which weirds the spirit out, but it goes with it.

Keep it up :)

In reply to Roland Lebrut (msg # 197):

Lol. Ok. I haven't seen that episode yet.

OK guys I'm putting this up to a vote

I'm thinking of house ruling feats

5th edition says you have to give up ability score improvements to get feats

I'm thinking about allowing feats every 4 levels without losing ability score improvements

Thoughts?

Would be fun, but pretty strong. Each feat in 5E is quite strong in of itself. Then again, you could tune the encounter difficulty to account for that, so I say, why not?

I think so feat at first level then every 3 levels after that meaning your next one will be at 4th

I am 100% in favor of being overpowered.

Clerification please. Is that class level or character level?

So, Everard and I were going to post, but there's an event that is going on where we work. We're evacuating the school we work at due to flooding.

Pray for Pasco county Florida. It's a nightmare here.

Ouf.  Best of luck.

Umm lets go with total levels

This includes race levels (if there is a thing lol) but not level adjustment

I have a personal rule.  'Never pass up a free feat'.  So ya im game, as long as every one else is ok with a bit of a higher power game.

Just to clarify, we get them at levels 1,4,8,12, ect

As if I wasn't already looking forward to 4th level :D

It'll be a tough call between Tavern Brawler and Great Weapon Master.

That works for me Beldak