I will think about the Prone houserule, it literally doesn’t matter in this instance since he’s dead in either case.

Also, and again it doesn’t matter in this case, on a Critical Hit you roll the die twice and double your modifier.  You don’t just straight double the first roll.
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Round's up, sorry that took a while; life gets chaotic.

My gerblins are not doing well!  Vano's already got the one near them dead, so there's just the one down trying to bite Droart to death to deal with.
This message was last edited by the GM at 11:56, Tue 06 Aug 2019.

A quick note - Steve said Xol moved to M24 (I think), your map has him in the same spot.

In reply to Paul (msg # 49):

That is correct.

FYI - It really doesn't matter at this point with all the enemies dead, but I don't see a way for Rory to move as far as Q10 even with a double move.  Diagonal movement counts for alternating 5 and 10 feet of your movement speed, so with a base speed of 30 I see her ending up a few squares short of there.

An all out sprint (full round action) is a quadruple move?

Yes, that would do it.  Based on the orange text I assumed Rory was taking a double move.

In reply to Chris (msg # 53):

Sorry, yeah, it was a quadruple move, should have specified!

The father is saying the goblins were poisoned with mushrooms, can anyone down in the inn (Asur ?) do an alchemy check to see if we can determine type/kind/how/how long ago?

Absolutely!

Its probably up to Asur. Maybe a knowledge (nature) check on the mushroom residue? Vano could tell that they had been weakened, but couldn't get any more info with his limited skills.

Jensox could do a knowledge natch on the goblins in the square, and I don't think that's out of his character.

Interesting - so the goblins in the square were fine, but the goblins in the inn were poisoned by mushrooms?  What's up with that??
This message had punctuation tweaked by the player at 04:14, Mon 16 Dec 2019.

Weird right. That's how Vano noticed. After fighting in both location he noticed the ones at the inn seemed weaker.
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So I just had to look up healing rules for 3.5. Is it correct that we only heal hitpoints equal to our level with 8 hours of rest?

That is correct.  In this instance, Father Zantus was more than happy to patch you up after the fight and you are topped off.

Hey, we should have an OOC discussion about the loot from those first goblin fights.  Here's what we got:

1 light blue magical potion
30 gp
2 sets of studded leather armor (small)
2 small shortbows
40 small arrows
1 small whip
1 Masterwork Horsechopper (aka Small Halbred)

The 30gp splits 4 ways as 7gp, 5sp per character. What do we want to do with the rest of the equipment? Anyone have a use for any of it? Sean, you had Vano keep the horsechopper, do you want it? I have no problem letting you have it, fwiw. Certainly none of us are small, so I don't see a lot of use for the armor, bows, arrows, and whip. Should one of us just sell it all this morning (in-game morning, of course)?

I rolled a 15 to identify the blue potion, did anyone else try? Chris, was that enough?
This message was last edited by the player at 04:44, Sat 11 Jan 2020.

Part of it comes down to how Chris wants to handle loot. I was under the impression that most of that stuff got left behind so I don't know if we can sell it. Vano isn't very strong, just the extra weight from the horsechopper was giving him penalties so he didn't grab anything else.

Vano definitely took the horsechopper with the intent to sell it for himself. He likes you guys well enough, but doesn't consider the group a "party" yet. Especially since the druid wasn't present for most of the fighting. Rory convinced him to let her have a portion of the money from the sale if she can negotiate a better price. She also took the 30gp, gave a little to Father Zanthus and kept most of it. Asur literally can't take any loot to the best of my knowledge. Though if Asur asked vano to donate part of the sale to the church, he would do it for Asur's sake.

I definitely intend to split up the loot equally from future encounters once we are a bit more cohesive.

Though nobody actually said it in character, I think we all assumed someone took the potion...I'll nominate Rory since she seems the type to grab everything in sight
This message was last edited by the player at 16:58, Sat 11 Jan 2020.

So Kemp can post more detail, but from my knowledge Asur absolutely still gets a cut of everything, gp and items, and VoP makes him sell/donate it all. We do not get to split things one share less just because of VoP. Sucks :-P

Chris, any comments on the loot as Sean brought up? I would agree with the encumbrance argument if we weren't directly in town; I would hope that we could kind of hand wave "oh we left the stuff at the inn and we can go back to get it to sell."

As long as you’re in town, you can assume you unload all non-magic stuff easily enough. Magic items will
be harder, as nobody in Sandpoint has a large enough cash reserve to buy anything crazy expensive.

Asur is in fact required to donate his share of the treasure.  I’m not worried about it until you start finding significant loot.

And as for the potion, a 15 is fine - DC is 10 + caster level.  It is a potion of Cure Light Wounds.

In that case, I'm good with saying the 2 sets of studded leather armor (small), 2 small shortbows, 40 small arrows, and 1 small whip get sold and splitting the money three ways between Vano, Rory, and Jensox.

Since Vano and Rory already came to an agreement in character regarding the horsechopper I plan to stick with that.

Soooo... does that mean I need to split the gold I pickpocketed from the goblin without anyone noticing it was even there in the first place? Just checking :)

No, I wouldn't say so.

Haha, cool. Once she knows you all better I promise she will share more. :)