Adventure in the City of Coin OOC

[Philemonite]

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Main IC

Group A

Group B

Group C

Wdwune-Xardis-Genasi Swordmage/Warlord
LtPowers-Adrie Everbright-Half-Elf Cleric
HopeHubris-Askus-Minotaur Seeker
SiuiS-BETRYS-Hamadryad Ardent
Daveheart-Derek Duvalle-Human Bard
Jawdan-Captain Captain Iron-Human Rogue
Felhammer-Shorty-Gnome Psion
is_Wayside-Kye Silverscale-Kobold Rogue
Marc_In_Da_Room-Lucen Vala-Elf Ranger
nersxe-Samael-Human Druid
zingbobco000-Yaruff-Minotuar Paladin
Madras-Elessar Lissesul-Elf Monk
Red Moldova-Kurtz Kurzfristig-Half-Orc Fighter
Arq Kujos-Eliyos-Human Warlord


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Role

Daveheart|Human |Bard |Leader
Wdwune |Genasi |Swordmage |Defender
SiuiS |Hamadryad |Ardent |Leader(Striker)
LtPowers |Half-Elf |Cleric |Leader
HopeHubris |Minotaur |Seeker |Controller
Jawdan |Human |Rogue |Striker
Felhammer |Gnome |Psion |Controller
is_Wayside |Kobold |Rogue/Sorcerer|Striker [/table]

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Inoue Kaede is ready < . .>/

[Battlemage]

Khoren Bloodsnow, The Steel Dragon's Fury



Laughing about his fondness for wild flowers is not advised.

[Wdwune]

Xardis ready for the move.

Appearance and personality:

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Brown skinned humanoid with sparkling but serious eyes resembling yellow gems; golden energy lines glowing all over his muscled body, which shows a considerable amount of scars. Wears mundane clothes, a leather armor and carries with him a heavy shield and a longsword with glowing symbols.

He has experience intimidating, so he's scary, but not evil. Calm, serious, quick thinker, and level-headed. He mostly thinks before acting, but is headstrong, ill-tempered and stubborn sometimes at he same time. The time he spent amongst the dreaded legions of Thay did not make him fearful, but instead he was filled with a silent anger, like a volcano waiting to erupt.

Background:

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In the dark and dreaded region of Thay (ruled by undead lords), genasi are rare and their lives are short and grim. Xardis was born in slavery, being both parents genasi slaves of the infamous Red Wizards, a sinister arcane aristocratic community of the few humans living there. At an early age, Xardis was taken away from his parents to be trained among the few ranks of the arcane soldiers of the order, and soon demonstrated his talent for both, magic and battle. Growing up amongst arrogance, cunning and treachery, Xardis always saw his mentor (an evoker mage) as his parently figure, and was soon promoted to captain of an exploration squad to quench, in the name of the Citadel, a human rebellion (which was also supported by orcs and other races).

The mission was successful, but he learned from one of the slaves that he was born as an arcane experiment, and that his parents were used in that process as well. Xardis wanted answers, but the Red Wizards anticipated his move, and Xardis was falsely accused of rallying an escape of slaves. Xardis was captured, interogated, and tortured. He was almost victim of brainwashing, when someone fred him the night before. Wounded, and with scars all over his body, he still managed to get a ship, and sailed away.

He does not remember, however, how he arrived to the City of Coins, but he met interesting people there. He would train, work as a sellsword and gain power, experience and knowledge before he can make a huge counterattack on the region who used him... A war against Thay.

He's patient. He can wait.

[LtPowers]

Adrie Everbright, Half-Elf Joybringer (Cleric of Lliira)

Background:

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Adrie grew up in Westgate. Orphaned at a young age, she was a street urchin for much of her life. The Gateway to the West was, and remains, a hive for all kinds of ne'er-do-wells, pirates, smugglers, and thieves. But the open, free society also welcomed those of good heart and kind countenance. Many of them stayed away due to the lawless nature of the city, but others sought to bring some measure of comfort and succor to the residents.

Adrie was, despite her low station and desperate living conditions, one of the latter. She was unrelentingly cheerful; whether an inborn trait or a defense mechanism protecting her from utter despair, her smile rarely left her face. As she grew older, she gathered a retinue of sorts; other street children flocked to her for her outlook, and protected her as a ray of sunshine in an otherwise dismal life.

Once she realized her power, she put her fellow urchins to work. The skills they'd learned on the streets now served higher aims. True, they still had to steal and con and swindle for bread. But under Adrie's guidance, they no longer did so indiscriminately. They targeted the rich and the undeserving. And they shared their spoils with those less fortunate still -- the aged and sick and the young mothers.

It was on one of these missions of mercy that a 12-year-old Adrie accompanied a group into a small hovel on evening. She expected to find dozens of Westhavians huddled inside, starving, but what she found was a revel... a party, the likes of which she'd never seen before.

This was her first encounter with a Lliiran church service, and she was entranced. She'd never seen so much joy in one place before. She immediately felt at home. And the Lliiran priests noticed something in the young girl as well... a spark of divine power, not to mention her joyous approach to life. They felt confident Lliira had guided Adrie into their church, and they took her under their wing.

Adrie was reluctant to leave her compatriots on the streets, and indeed, it took months for the Lliirans to convince her to come live with them. It was only with the promise to establish a ministry for the poor and unloved that she acquiesced.

Under the tutelage of the Lliirans, she flourished, and threw herself into worship of Lliira via her ministry to the poor. Her smiling face could convince even the most jaded and downtrodden soul to agree to poke their head into one of the Joybringers' many revels and thereby be ministered to. Membership in the church grew, and Adrie grew with it, maturing into a level-headed but still cheerful young adult.

When she came of age, and was finally officially ordained as a Joybringer, the occasion was bittersweet. For although the church had grown, the Master of the Revels felt that Adrie could do more good beyond Westgate's walls. After the most spectacular going-away party the city had likely ever seen, the young Half-Elf set off for new adventures, wandering the lands bringing joy, and the words of Lliira, to all she meets.

On her way out of the city, a stray kitten approached Adrie, who immediately fed her and expected to send her on its way. But the kitten followed her, refusing to be shooed back into the city. Giving up, Adrie acquiesced, and carried the young animal until she was old enough to keep up with the Half-Elf on her own. To this day, the cat she named Vikka follows Adrie wherever she may go, a constant companion even in the face of danger.

[Hircine]

Tieru Sunshadow, Druid

[DragonKnightp3]

Pratina Liao, Hengeyokai Monk.

[HopeHubris]

Askus, Minotaur Seeker

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Askus, Minotaur Seeker
Init +0 HP 24/24 Bloodied 12 Healing Surge 6 ( used /9)
AC 16 Fort 14 Reflex 11 Will 15 Speed
Str 18 (+4) Con 12 (+1) Dex 10 (0) Int 10 (0) Wis 18 (+4) Cha 10 (0)

Feats:
Net Training: When you hit a target with your net, the target is slowed until the end of your next turn.


Powers:
Biting Swarm

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At-Will. Primal, Weapon
Standard Action Ranged weapon
Target: One creature
Attack: Wisdom vs, AC
Hit: 1 [WI + Wisdom modifier damage, and the target and
each enemy adjacent to It take a -2 penalty to attack
rolls until the start of your next turn.
Special: You can use this power as a ranged basic attack

Spirit's Rebuke

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Encounter. Primal, Weapon
Immediate Reaction Melee weapon
Requirement: You must be wielding a light thrown or a
heavy thrown weapon.
Trigger: An enemy misses you with a melee attack
Target: The triggering enemy
Effect: The target takes 1 [W] + your Strength

Guardian Harrier

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At-Will. Primal, Weapon
Standard Action Melee or Ranged weapon
Requirement: You must be wielding a light thrown or a heavy thrown weapon to make a melee attack with this power.
Target: One creature
Attack: Wisdom vs. AC
Hit: 1 [Wj + Wisdom modifier damage. If the target doesn't end its next turn at least 2 squares away from its starting pOSition, it takes damage equal to your Strength modifier, Level 21: 2[W] + Wisdom modifier damage.
Special: You can use this power as a ranged basic attack.

Rime Strike

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Daily. Cold, Primal, Weapon, Zone
Standard Action Ranged weapon
Target: One creature
Attack: Wisdom vs. AC
Hit: 1 [WI + Wisdom modifier cold damage, and the target
is immobilized (save ends).
Miss: Half damage.
Effect: The attack creates a zone of difficult terrain in a
burst 1 centered on the target. The zone lasts until the end of the encounter. Any creature that enters the zone or starts its turn there takes 5 cold damage. As a minor action, you can end the zone.

Inevitable Shot

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Encounter. Primal
Free Action Personal
Trigger: You miss a creature with a ranged attack
Effect: You make a ranged basic attack against an enemy
within 5 squares of the creature you missed, using a
square in that creature's space as the attack's origin
square.
Special: You regain the use of this power when you spend an action point.

Goring Charge

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Encounter
Standard Action Melee 1
Effect: You charge and make the following attack in place of a melee basic attack. Target: One creature Attack: Strength, Constitution, or Dexterity + 4 (6 at 11 th level and 8 at 11 st level) vs. AC Hit: 1d6 + Strength, Constitution, or Dexterity modifier damage, and you knock the target prone.
Level 11: 1d6 + Strength, Constitution, or Dexterity modifier damage. Level 21: 3d6 + Strength, Constitution, or Dexterity modifier damage.

Serpent Arrow

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Encounter. Primal, Weapon
Standard Action Melee or Ranged weapon
Requirement: You must be wielding a light thrown or a
heavy thrown weapon to make a melee attack with this
power. Target: One creature Attack: Wisdom vs. AC Hit: 1 [WI + 1 d6 + Wisdom modifier damage. At the end
ofthe target's next turn, you slide the target and each enemy adjacent to it 1 square. Spiritbond: The number of squares you slide the enemies
adjacent to the target equals your Strength modifier.

Notes

[SiuiS]

BETRYS OF THE WILLOWS

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Betrys of the Willows

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Female Hamadryad Ardent
Level 1
Lawful Good
From Luruar

Strength 8(-1)
Constitution 16(+3)
Dexterity 10(+0)
Intelligence 13(+1)
Wisdom 16(+3)
Charisma 16(+3)

Height: 6' 3"
Weight: 145#
Skin: Gold
Eyes: Violet
Hair: Curly Green

Maximum Hit Points: 28
Bloodied: 14
Surge Value: 7
Surges / Day: 10

Size: Medium
Speed: 6 squares
Vision: Low-light

DICE BASES

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Initiative:1d20 +0= + 0 [dexterity]
Base Strength Attack:1d20 = +0 [strength]
Base Dexterity Attack:1d20 +1= + 1 [dexterity]
Base Constitution Attack:1d20 +4= + 4 [constitution]
Base Intelligence Attack:1d20 +2= + 2 [intelligence]
Base Wisdom Attack:1d20 +4= + 4 [wisdom]
Base Charisma Attack:1d20 +4= + 4 [charisma]

Armor Class:16= 10 + 6 [Chainmail]
Fortitude Defense:14= 10 + 1 [ardent] + 3 [constitution]
Reflex Defense:11= 10 + 1 [intelligence]
Will Defense:14= 10 + 1 [ardent] + 3 [wisdom]

Armor: Heavy ("Chainmail")
Shield: None
Power Points (psionics): 2

ATTACKS

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Unarmed Melee: +0 [base strength attack] vs AC; damage 1[W]=1d4-1 [strength
penalty]
Execution Axe [AV]: +2 vs AC [-1 strength attack] [+2 proficiency]; damage
1[W]=1d10+1 [strength penalty] 14 lb (Axe) brutal 2 (d12), high crit
Demoralizing Strike +3w [base charisma attack] vs AC
Ire Strike +3w [base charisma attack] vs AC
Implanted Suggestion +3w [base charisma attack] vs will
w Weapon-based power. Apply adjustments for proficiency, situation, feats,
magic, etc.

Base Saving throw: d20 vs 10
Encumberance 4e
Normal Load: 80 lb.
Heavy Load: 160 lb.
Maximum Drag Load 400 lb.




Languages: Common; Elven; Chondathan [FRPG]; (? 1 more)
Rituals Known: N/A
Skills:
Acrobatics: +0= 0 [dexterity]
Arcana: +6= 1 [intelligence] +5 [class training]
Athletics: -1= -1 [strength]
Bluff: +3= 3 [charisma]
Diplomacy: +5= 3 [charisma] + 2 [hamadryad]
Dungeoneering: +3= 3 [wisdom]
Endurance: +8= 3 [constitution] +5 [class training]
Heal: +8= 3 [wisdom] +5 [class training]
History: +1= 1 [intelligence]
Insight: +8= 3 [wisdom] +5 [class training]
Intimidate: +3= 3 [charisma]
Nature: +5= 3 [wisdom] + 2 [Hamadryad]
Perception: +3= 3 [wisdom]
Religion: +1= 1 [intelligence]
Stealth: +0= 0 [dexterity]
Streetwise: +3= 3 [charisma]
Thievery: +0= 0 [dexterity]
Feats:
Weapon Proficiency -- Execution Axe
At-Will:

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Melee Basic Attack: By weapon, damage 1[W]-1 [strength penalty] [standard
action]
Ranged Basic Attack: By weapon, damage 1[W] [standard action]
Bull Rush: -1 [base strength attack] vs fortitude [standard action]
Grab: -1 [base strength attack] vs reflex [standard action]
Move grabbed target: -1 [base strength attack] vs fortitude [standard action]
Escape: +0 [acrobatics] vs reflex / -1 [athletics] vs fortitude [move action]
Demoralizing Strike [Level 1]
Ire Strike [Level 1]
Other Standard Actions:Administer a potion; Aid another [revised: skill
check vs. 10+level/2, success helps +2, failure hurts -1]; Charge [+1 to
basic melee attack or bull rush]; Coup de grace; Equip / stow shield;
Ready an action; Total defense; Sustain standard action; Some skills
during combat (i.e., Acrobatics -- fast escape; Bluff, Heal -- first aid
(use second wind DC10, stabilize the dying DC15, grant a saving throw
DC15), Intimidate, Thievery depending on circumstances);
Other Move Actions:Crawl; Run [speed 8]; Stand up; Shift; Squeeze; Walk;
may include some skills during combat (i.e., Acrobatics, Athletics);
half of a Double Move (if taken in place of a standard action)
Other Minor Actions:Draw / sheathe weapon; Drink a potion; Drop prone;
Load a crossbow; Open / close a door; Pick up an item; Retrieve / stow
an item; Perception -- active (as per revision), Sustain minor action;
Some skills during combat (i.e., Insight)
Other Immediate Actions:Readied action
Other Opportunity Actions:Opportunity attack
Other Free Actions:Drop held items; End a grab; Talk
Other Non-Actions:Delay; Endurance checks; Insight to counter Bluff;
Knowledge checks; Perception -- passive
Short rest:Healing surges as available
Five minutes:Normal escape from restraints (Acrobatics)
One hour:Forage; Streetwise check

Encounter Powers:

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Second Wind
Spend an Action Point [free action, not in surprise round]
Hamadryad Aspects [Hamadryad][minor action]
Ardent Outrage [no action]
Ardent Surge [minor action]
Daily Powers:
Implanted Suggestion [Level 1]
Hamadryad
+2 Wisdom, +2 Intelligence or Charisma (already included; you chose Charisma.)
+2 Diplomacy, +2 Nature
All are female
Fey Origin
Forest Walk
Oaken Vitality
Tree Mind (+2 to save vs daze, dominate, stun)
Hamadryad Aspects once/encounter
Player characters from Luruar get to choose one additional language, and can
reroll any history checks but must take the second result.
Ardent
This ardent chose the Elation mantle option.
Ardent Surge
Psionic Augmentation

MISC

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Betrys' Equipment:
14 lb
2 lb
5 lb

1 lb
10 lb
10 lb
2 lb
4 lb
1 lb
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49 lbWeapons / Armor / Shield (from above)
Backpack
Bedroll
Candle
Flint and steel
Pouch (belt) x1
Rations (1 day) x10
Rope (50', hempen) x1
Sunrods x2
Waterskins x1
Healer kit
Total

Magic items:
Weapon:
Weapon:
Weapon:
Weapon:
Armor:
Shield:
Arms:
Feet:
Hands:
Head:
Neck:
Ring:
Ring:
Waist:

Resistances:
Action Point Tally:
Daily Item Powers Per Day: Heroic Tier Milestones: / / /
Death Saving Throw Failures:
More about Betrys:

NOTES/ADDENDA

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Mantle of£latiOI1:

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You and each ally within 5
squares ofrou gain a bonu~ to damage rolls for oppor·
!till it} anacks. The bonu .. t!qual~ your ConstillUioli
modifier.
In addition. each a lly within 5 .. qua res of you gains
a -2 bonus to Diplomacy checks and Intimidate
checks.
You also gain the ardent outrage power.

Ardent Outrage

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Ardent Featull'
As .101l 1<l1It a hil.your ulIHer unbalallces your foes.
Encounter + Psionic
No Action Close burst S
Trigger: You are bloodied by an attack
Target: Each enemy In burst
Effect: Each target grants combat advantage until the start
of your next turn.

Ardent Surge

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Ardent Feature
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Encounter (Special) + Healing, Psionic
Minor Action Close burst S (1 0 at 16th level)
Target: You or one ally
Effect: The target can spend a healing surge and regain
1 d6 additional hit points.
level 6: 2d6 additional hit points.
level 11: 3d6 additional hit points.
level 16: 4d6 additional hit points.
Level 11: Sd6 additional hit points.
1.ew116: 6d6 additional hit points.
Mantle of Clarity: The target gains a +1 bonus to all de·
fenses until the end of your next turn.
Mantle of Elation: The target gains a -1 bonus to attack
rolls until the end of your next turn.
Special: You can use this power twice per encounter. but
only once per round. At 16th level. you can use this pow·
er three times per encounter, but only once per round.

AT WILL:
Ire Strike

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Ardent Attack 1
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At -Will + Augmentable, Psionic
Standard Action Melee 1
Target: One enemy
Effe<t: One ally adjacent to you can make a melee basic
attack against the target as a free action, If the attack
hits. the target has vulnerable 2 to all damage until the
end of your next turn.
Augment 1
Effect: As above. but the vtllnerabllity is only to psychic
damage and equals 1 ... your Charisma modifier.
Augment 2
Effect: One ally within 5 squares of you can use a free
action to shift to a square adjacent to the target and
then make a metee basic attack against It. If the attack
hits. It deals 1 d8 extra damage to the target, and the
target has vulnerabiliry to all damage equal to 1 +)'mIr
Charisma modifier until the end of your next turn.

Demorallrlng Strike

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Ardent Attack 1
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At·WIII + Augmentable, Fear, Psionic, Weapon
Standard Action Melee weapon
Target: One creature
Attack: Charisma vs. AC
Hit: 1 [WI + Charisma modifier damage, and the target
takes a -2 penalty to all defenses until the end of your
next turn.
Augment 1
Hit: llWI + CharIsma modffler damage, and the target
takes a penalty to Will equal to 1 + your Constitution
modifier until the end of your next turn.
Augment 2
Close burst 1
Target: Each creature in burst
Hit: 1[WJ * Charisma modifier damage. and the target
takes a penalty to all defenses equal to 1 -+- your
Constitution modifier until the end of your next turn.

Hamadryad Aspects

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Hamadryad Racial Utility
Drawina on fey maaic, you call on your primal beauty and
strenath to thwart your foes.
Encounter
Minor Action Personal
Effect: Choose one of the following aspects each time you
use this power. You gain that aspect's benefits.
+Spellbinding Beauty: Every enemy that can see you
grants combat advantage to you until the end of your
next turn.
+Wooden Form: You gain resist 5 to all damage until the
end of your next turn.
Leve/11: Resist 1 0.
Level 21: Resist 1 5.

DAILY:
Implanted Suggestion

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Ardent Attack 1
rau (Qmpi'l your enemy 10 01""'11 ifself to OItack.
Dally. Charm. Psionic, Weapon
Standard Action Melee weapon
Target: One creature
Attack: Charisma vs. Will
Hit: 2[W] + Charisma modifier damage, and the target is
dazed (save ends~
Miss: Half damage.
Effe<t: The target is affected by your suggestion (save
ends~ Until the suggestion ends. whenever the target
makes an attack, one ally adjacent to the target can
make :II melee basic attack against it as a free action after
the target's attack is resolved.

THEME:
Trained Fey Panther

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Fey Beast Companion
Medium fey beast
HP your bloodied value
AC 13, Fortitude 13 , Reflex 15, Will11
(Add your level to each defense)
Speed 8, climb 6
TRAITS
(;: Alert Companion + Aura 1
Initiative equal to yours
Perception equal
to yours +1
low-light vision
While in the aura, enemies cannot gain combat advantage
against the fey panther's allies.
STANDARD ACTIONS
CD Claw + At-Will
Attack: Melee 1 (one creature); your level + 5 vs. AC
Hit: 1 d8 +one-half your level damage, and the target grants
combat advantage to you until the end of your next turn.
Leve/21: 1d8 + one-ha lf your level damage.
Str 15 Dex 20 Wis 13
Con 15 lnt 1 Cha 6




Benefit: Choose one of the following creatures:
blink dog, displacer beast, fey panther, or young owlbear.
You gain it as your fey beast companion.
Your fey beast companion is considered an ally of
you and your allies. It can be affected by powers in
the same way that any other creature can be. It has
animal intelligence, so you can communicate with it
only at a basic level (like a trained pet), and it doesn't
understand complex ideas.
Your fey beast companion's level is equal to yours,
and its hit points, defenses, and attack values are
determined by your level, as noted in its statistics.
Your companion shares your healing surge total.
Whenever an effect requires your fey beast companion
to spend a healing surge, the surge is deducted
from your total. Whenever you use your second wind,
your companion also regains hit points equal to your
healing surge value. At the end of a short rest, your
fey beast companion regains all its hit points.
CHAPTER 4 I Character Options
If you die or your companion drops below 1 hit
point, it retreats back into the Feywild. If that occurs,
you can use one of these two ways to call it back.
Minor Action: You lose a healing surge, and your
companion appears in the nearest unoccupied space,
with hit points equal to your healing surge value.
Short Rest or Extended Rest: At the end of the
rest, you lose a healing surge, and your companion
FEY BEAST
COMPANION ACTIONS
While you are within 20 squares of your fey beast
companion, it relies on your guidance. You take
actions so that it can act, and during an encounter
its initiative is the same as yours.
Standard Actions: For your fey beast companion
to take a standard action, you must take a standard
action to command it to do so.
Move Actions: Whenever you take a move
action, your fey beast companion can also take a
move action. Alternatively, you can stay put but
take a move action to command your fey beast
companion to take a move action.
Minor Actions: For your fey beast companion to
take a minor action, you must take a minor action
to command it to do so.
Free Actions: Your fey beast companion can
take a free action without your taking an action to
command it.
Triggered Actions: If one of your fey beast
companion's triggered actions is triggered, the
companion can take that action only if you take
the same kind of action to command it to do so. For
example, if an enemy adjacent to your companion
provokes an opportunity attack from it, you must
take an opportunity action to command your companion
to make the attack.
Acting Independently: In situations when you
can't give commands to your fey beast companion,
it can act independently. For example, if you are
unconscious or more than 20 squares away from
your companion, it doesn't sit around waiting for
you (unless that's what you commanded it to do).
A fey beast companion acting independently
does not have a full complement of actions on its
turn. Instead, on its turn, it can take a standard
action, a move action, or a minor action. It can also
take opportunity actions and free actions, but it
cannot take immediate actions.
C H APTER 4 [ Character Options
appears in the nearest unoccupied space, with full
hit points.

FEY BEAST
COMPANION ACTIONS

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While you are within 20 squares of your fey beast
companion, it relies on your guidance. You take
actions so that it can act, and during an encounter
its initiative is the same as yours.
Standard Actions: For your fey beast companion
to take a standard action, you must take a standard
action to command it to do so.
Move Actions: Whenever you take a move
action, your fey beast companion can also take a
move action. Alternatively, you can stay put but
take a move action to command your fey beast
companion to take a move action.
Minor Actions: For your fey beast companion to
take a minor action, you must take a minor action
to command it to do so.
Free Actions: Your fey beast companion can
take a free action without your taking an action to
command it.
Triggered Actions: If one of your fey beast
companion's triggered actions is triggered, the
companion can take that action only if you take
the same kind of action to command it to do so. For
example, if an enemy adjacent to your companion
provokes an opportunity attack from it, you must
take an opportunity action to command your companion
to make the attack.
Acting Independently: In situations when you
can't give commands to your fey beast companion,
it can act independently. For example, if you are
unconscious or more than 20 squares away from
your companion, it doesn't sit around waiting for
you (unless that's what you commanded it to do).
A fey beast companion acting independently
does not have a full complement of actions on its
turn. Instead, on its turn, it can take a standard
action, a move action, or a minor action. It can also
take opportunity actions and free actions, but it
cannot take immediate actions.

[Daveheart]

Derek Duvalle, bard extraordinaire, at your service.

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Edit
Argh, I finally figured out how to attach an image, but it's too big.
All credits to the author, whoever he is.

Edit nr.2
This game is going to be a pain to handle without a good map.
I just spent the last 20 minutes checking the group's powers and more than half of us can move either him/herself or someone else during his/her or someone else's turn, or apply advantages or disadvantages if enemies are moved or kept still.
The words "kaleidoscope", "stroboscopy" and "to hurl" come to my mind.
Once we get split in groups, I vote for a short tactical briefing via Ooc-thread, otherwise we'll definitely get in each other's way.

Sorry Mistformsquirrel, I said I wouldn't ruin the "clean" OOC thread, but yours was only the first sheet I looked at. (Btw, can we call you Misty? It's easier...)

[Philemonite]

Here's the IC thread.
It was written a bit hastily, but I just wanted to start it, it will be prettier later.

[Battlemage]

Sweet! Gonna take Slate Gray for Khoren's speech.

[Daveheart]

Wow!

Switching on the notebook before going to bed actually paid off!

I'll take this shade of purple for Derek's speach.

[LtPowers]

Adrie speaks in Orange.

Well, orange yellow and red, really, but that's a pain in the neck.


Powers &8^]

[Wdwune]

Then I'll take Navy. Posting soon!

[mistformsquirrl]

Kaede has nabbed Dark Green, I hope that's alright, I forgot to mention that here before I posted IC ><;

[SiuiS]

Heehee. I may end up taking black, just because its all that is left!

Let us see...how does plum look? too light.
or sandy brown? ... Potentially.
And how about these words here? blegh.

Looks like I'm sticking with quotation marks then, huh?

[HopeHubris]

I am taking Sienna

[SiuiS]

I am taking Sienna

Dang! You got to it while I was helpin' a customer~

Lessee... I like the direction plum is going. Wasn't there a coding issue that gave you actual RBG numbers? Guess not...

[Daveheart]

Heehee. I may end up taking black, just because its all that is left!

Let us see...how does plum look? too light.
or sandy brown? ... Potentially.
And how about these words here? blegh.

Looks like I'm sticking with quotation marks then, huh?

Actually the last one doesn't look so bad...
Green fits your character. A darker shade?

Edit
Mmmmh... for dark colors it seems better to put the words in brackets.

[SiuiS]

Actually the last one doesn't look so bad...
Green fits your character. A darker shade?

Edit
Mmmmh... for dark colors it seems better to put the words in brackets.

I was toying with some colors via random coding, but I think I'm in a pickle; the color I want doesn't exist. Darn synesthesia...

Ooh, maybe glaring, eye-rending pink? How is Glaring, eye-rending Pink?

Actually, Plum looks good. If I can get ahold of a decent image editor and find the RGB code for it, I'll probably darken it up a bit and use that.

[Daveheart]

I think I'm in a pickle

Almost. You're not in a pickle, you're picky!

Glaring, eye rending pink is not so aggressive, anyway. Maybe a bit Barbie style.
Of course if you don't look at it for too long...

Damned retinal afterimages...

Edit
LOL, admit it, yoou didn't speak because you still have to choose the color!

[LtPowers]

SiuiS, please see this article on Wikipedia. It appears that any of those named colors will work here on the boards, not just the ones in the dropdrown list on the edit page. And of course, the RGB values are provided in case you want to customize them.


Powers &8^]

[DragonKnightp3]

I'm going to speak in dark red.

[Daveheart]

Hircine?

Is it possible to set a rule for people who can't post for a while?
Something like "after 24 h the DM is free to go on, unless he decides otherwise"?

I know I'm way too impatient, but it's the first time doing something I really want to do. I think a little of addiction is to be expected.

I would be fine with such a rule: ther will probably be times when I won't be able to login for a whole day and I expect you to go on without me.
I will try to let you know before, but if it's something work-related there's not much you can do, isn't it?

If this happens in combat I could always prepare an action or leave control of my PC to someone, or decide that he would do an at-will chosen by the rest of the group.

[SiuiS]

Depends on the game. Some games do this, others don't. Player and DM call.

[Battlemage]

I'm definitely in favor of moving forward after a certain time. I've seen too many games die waiting for something to occurr and then people start forgetting about it.

[Philemonite]

24 hour wait time in combat. You can post any time out of combat, every second post can be your, if you have something to say.

[Daveheart]

24 hour wait time in combat. You can post any time out of combat, every second post can be your, if you have something to say.

Sorry, but I didn't understand.
You mean we can post twice before you advance the story?

[Philemonite]

No, you can post as often as you like as long as you don't double post.