Scummer D&D

[Lady Lambdadelta]

Also, Kat can't turn evil because she's a paladin.

Fallen Paladins exist.

Also, Kat can't turn evil because she's a paladin.

Oath Breaker.

[DiamondSentinel]

And blackguard. Point is she won't still be a paladin that way.

[DiamondSentinel]

Also, I could kill Mycon if I were doing it to take over the estate. Maybe I'll do that.

[Hanasawa]

Hanasawa
(10:26)
What do you think about channelling Explosive Runes?
Hanasawa
(10:26)
From my gun?
Hanasawa
(10:35)
Also, using Shrink Item
Hanasawa
(10:35)
By shrinking a cannonball, fire it from a gun and then making it grow midair
Hanasawa
(10:39)
Also
Hanasawa
(10:39)
Can I combine both of them,?
Hanasawa
(10:39)
Together

For other people here, just to see what they think about it.

[DiamondSentinel]

How would you carry around the cannonballs?

[Who]

But how do you set the explosive runes off?

[FakeGod]

Explosive runes won't work since they need to be read to blow up.

Shrink item lasts days, so carrying them around is not a problem.

Bombs are expensive, but I've seen similar strategy done with a giant boulder. (6d6 damage each)

Who can use Wall of Stone to generate giant boulders in bullet shapes, and then you can shrink them and carry them around.

Though if you ever were to walk into an antimagic field carrying these bullets, they would return to normal size all at once and you would be crushed and killed.

[Who]

Question about explosive runes:
"You and any characters you specifically instruct can read the protected writing without triggering the runes. Likewise, you can remove the runes whenever desired. Another creature can remove them with a successful dispel magic or erase spell, but attempting to dispel or erase the runes and failing to do so triggers the explosion."
So if you try to dispel them with dispel magic/erase and fail, do they explode? Or is it just "Another creature"?

[FakeGod]

I dunno Who

I generally only let people use Explosive Runes as traps, and not for offense

[FakeGod]

wow only strategy you guys came up with to deal with Lord Mycon is to go randomly attack him?

I expected better of you people tsk tsk

[Who]

So "Cast 50 explosive runes on a bullet, shoot enemy, dispel magic at lowered CL, do 300d6 damage" won't work then?
Bah.

[Who]

wow only strategy you guys came up with to deal with Lord Mycon is to go randomly attack him?

I expected better of you people tsk tsk

Hmm, I feel like enchantment would be useful in this situation. Eh.

[Who]

The best solution to deal with Lord Mycon is probably just unite his enemies (At this point, everyone), and all murder him, then blame it on a hunting accident.

[lilith2013]

A la murder on the orient express? I'm down.

[DiamondSentinel]

wow only strategy you guys came up with to deal with Lord Mycon is to go randomly attack him?

I expected better of you people tsk tsk

Hmm, I feel like enchantment would be useful in this situation. Eh.

The first time that anyone's ever said, "Hmm, I think enchantment would make the situation better and not worse"

[Who]

wow only strategy you guys came up with to deal with Lord Mycon is to go randomly attack him?

I expected better of you people tsk tsk

Hmm, I feel like enchantment would be useful in this situation. Eh.

The first time that anyone's ever said, "Hmm, I think enchantment would make the situation better and not worse"

Attack him, hold a sword to his throat, dominate person until he fails his will save.

[FakeGod]

Which place do you guys believe is more dangerous: Dead Man's Cove or Damian Mansion?

[Who]

If we've encountered all that exists in either place? Dead Man's Cove.

Two reasons:
1:
We know where we stand against the thing at the ruined mansion. One invisible flying thing who uses melee attacks, and a silence thing, and an anti-teleport thing. It might have more powers, but if it does why didn't it use them against me?
We do not know the extent of the powers of the thing at Dead Man's Cove.
2:
At the Ruined Mansion I made a lot of fuckups giving it plenty of chances to hurt me, didn't dimdoor, and got away fine. At Dead Man's Cove Karl dimdoored as soon as he could. Maybe he would have gotten away fine if he hadn't, but I don't think so given what it did to that other guy.

[Who]

Though you could make the argument of "Dead Man's Cove allows dimdoor, thus less dangerous" which I guess is valid, but I would still argue that the fact that we know less still makes it more dangerous. What if the hooded figure can counterspell dimdoor?

[Lady Lambdadelta]

I have a plan for Mycon, but I feel I shouldn't speak it given I'm an NPC.

[ConManMick]

Mycon doesn't actually seem to have any sort of evil intentions, he's just kind of annoying. I'd be more interested in hitting up the Cove or Ruins

[DiamondSentinel]

Problem is, he's not evil. There's obviously more going on here.

I mean, we used Detect Evil at the reading of the will, and nobody flashed. Unless they were able to fool the spell, then at worst, they are neutral.

As for which is more dangerous? Dead Man's Cove. There no solid floor, so that restricts movement. At least at the ruins, we can stand in a decent formation.

[FakeGod]

Happy Leap Day, players.

Next session will be usual time Sunday March 5th.

Let me know your availabilities.

It should say 6th not 5th.

[ConManMick]

Sure look, nobody noticed it this time!

[DiamondSentinel]

I'll likely be able to make it. I don't know if I'll be able to come early again, or if I'll even be on time, but I'll make the larger part of it.