The Lords of Hack is an association of pen and pencil gamers from the South Central Pennsylvania region of the United States. This is our weblog.
The Lords of Hack is an association of pen and pencil gamers from the South Central Pennsylvania region of the United States. This is our weblog.
maybe we can use these next three weeks to plan our attack on operation: get our stuff back
ReplyDeleteDon't forget that Hog got Decius gear as well.
ReplyDeleteMurderface is really mad. Getting killed and looted is one thing, but being held, stripped of all his gear, and then getting away basically naked (via a wish spell, sure). That's worse. He's decided that Rampage is a thief, not a warrior.
I didn't get a list of all Decius' gear. Hopefully, Robert might provide that.
DeleteTiberio is pretty mad too. Its become personal now.
Deleteyeah you did i gave you nearly all of decius stuff
ReplyDeletethere was +1 crimson tinged chainmail
the deathslicer
a bag of holding
but i did forget the 15 +1 arbalest bolts and the 3 arrows of daemon slaying
I didn't see it in the stack of stuff I took pictures of (see the images above). Did you hand it to Dave, or did you just leave it on the table?
Deleteahh crap just noticed he had 2 flash dirks as well that i forgot to give you
ReplyDeletethats it for magic stuff
i wasnt even going to bother writing down things like military oil, grappling hooks and rope
There are two flash dirks in the pictures. Or were those Jason's?
DeleteThere were a handful of items I forgot from my henchmen as well.
ReplyDeleteThe Twin Maces of Ramone (+1 maces)
Cloak of Displacement
Warhammer +1
Fortunately there was a very narrow couple of items that Murderface still has, in addition to an equally narrow bit of cash, and, of course, my griffons.
maybe i did give you the flash dirks then
ReplyDeletebut i only remember pulling out 3 cards of loot and that was the +1 crimson chain / bag of holding / death slicer
when all this is said and i done im calling dibs on rampage's flying carpet
If it survives. With all the gear he's got from us right now, almost the best thing we could do is get him high into the sky and destroy the carpet underneath him. It's much squishier than he is.
DeleteI'm not sure that it much squishier at all. I ruled that he decided to ride the stinking carpet because he kept getting his horse cut out beneath him. I would say that if you attack it directly, it would have his armor class and be 25 hit points. If you hit him with a fireball or something it would save as he would.
DeleteLet's also point out that what's good for the goose is good for the gander. Be warned that if you get Tiberio's rug back it is now up for targeting itself.
Actually Murderface wants him as intact as possible because:
DeleteA) There are any number of items that Rampage now has from Murderface that probably wouldn't survive the fall (although, if this game was based off of 1st edition D&D, it'd be pretty humorous to see him fall and watch all those potions mix in some horrific way).
B) Murderface has not ordained himself in the blood of clergy of Bor, yet. Rampage, the Bishop, or Gaius Octavius. Murderface intends to be one of the high priests of Woden.
You know, this battle might've turned out a lot different if I had remembered to bring along Murderface's griffons.
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