Akrisios

Akrisios will try to stealthily move closer.

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Akrisios

Akrisios is able to climb up and secure the rope.

Climb (8:12) [1d12]=1
Climb (8:12) [1d12]=3
Test of Dexterity (3:6) [1d6]=1

Akrisios

"I'm willing to attempt the climb if everyone agrees." If no one argues against it, he will grab his rope and try to scale the palisade.

Akrisios

If Akrisios could scale the wall successfully, could he affix the rope to something to help everyone else make the climb?

Akrisios

"I have a rope, but no hook."

Akrisios

"Grom, would you be willing to try to send your raven through the illusory part of the wall?"

Akrisios

"It may be that the wall here is real, while the wall that seeming extends out over the ocean is an illusion. Perhaps we should try to go through it there."

Aksrisios is fine with taking point. My only question concerns the Huntsman's Ambusher ability and if we could gain the benefit of that with a particular marching order. The Players Manual states, "Furthermore, when outdoors, even an untrained party’s chance to surprize increases by one (+1) i...

Akrisios

"But be ready to light it again immediately if something goes amiss."

Akrisios

"The only songs I know aren't fit for mixed company."

Akrisios

"We should remember this place and come back if we need a good rest."

Akrisios

hp recovery: [1d6]=3

Akrisios

Akrisios likewise holds his shield up to protect himself as best he can.

Avoidance (12): [1d20]=7

Akrisios

"I agree, but our first order of business should be sheltering from that approaching storm."

Just thinking about the wreath idea. Would it take an attack roll to place one on the head of one of the alitae or would that be something that would automatically succeed? It's something we could try if they attack and if it doesn't work then we could defend normally.

Akrisios

"An ominous warning. Still, that would give us time to prepare Cian's floral wreaths. Perhaps if we can return them to normal they can give us a better idea of what is happening here."

Akrisios

Akrisios moves to Kordrak's aid, attacking #4.

(Falcata +1) To hit (FA +3):[1d20+5]=11+5=16, Damage: [1d6+2]=4+2=6

Akrisios

Akrisios tries to strike at #5.

(Falcata +1) To hit (FA +3):[1d20+4]=8+4=12, Damage: [1d6+1]=2+1=3

Akrisios Since missile fire happens first, can Akrisios get in a melee attack against one of the nearest creatures without having to worry about getting in the way of one of the arrows? If he can't, he will wait to attack until the creatures get closer. If he can, he will try to backstab #6 Backsta...