Immersive Ink

Tonneau wrote:

mushgnome wrote:

waysoftheearth wrote:In Chainmail's missile firing rules, two Hobbits firing sling stones count as three firing.

Desmond needs a 3rd head.

Desmond, Mondes, and...Nodsmed?

This idea could possibly be beyond my role-playing abilities...

I so want phantasmal force to do that during a battle to you.

coffee wrote:The 'he' in that last bit is Dieter, right? Or does the black robe disarm me in his dying?

Yes. Dieter is in complete control with overwhelming military superiority.
"in his dying" is an unconfirmed assumption, however.

coffee wrote:In either case, it's time to see to my comrades on the ground! Dieter will get out his sling and fire bullets at any wolf that moves any distance from my friends below.

With no regard as to other eyes that may be cast upon the wall at any moment?

doctorx wrote:"Your flame, Lord Ulric, as swiftly as you may," she urges the sorcerer

One might also speculate that putting a dozen wolves to sleep will very hastily quieten things down...

Chopping a dozen wolf heads off will also solve this particular conundrum. I just need Gustave to hold up his end of the bargain.

sully wrote:Chopping a dozen wolf heads off will also solve this particular conundrum. I just need Gustave to hold up his end of the bargain.

The Gustave is an artist - he is not consumed by petty statistics (though he will be most miffed if Dorgan out kills him).

If you're interested, you can download a pretty PDF of the latest, up to the minute (as of last night), DD player rules here:

http://download.immersiveink.com/DDRefR ... ol%201.pdf

We can consider ourselves "early adopters" since we've been using these rules even before they were publicly available

These apply except where specifically overriden by Hinterlands house-rules (which I have yet to formally write-up, sorry--getting there). One section that is house-ruled, for example, is how XP is accrued by dual-classed PCs (here in Hinterlands, dual-classed PCs divide their XP evenly between their classes).

waysoftheearth wrote:

doctorx wrote:"Your flame, Lord Ulric, as swiftly as you may," she urges the sorcerer

One might also speculate that putting a dozen wolves to sleep will very hastily quieten things down...

Indeed. Apologies for being late to the party.

A Wizard is never late, he is always right on time.

A wizard is never late, nor is he early, he arrives precisely when he means to.