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:: You have to be alone to surprise 3 in 6. ...ive mechanic; let's say you have an opportunity to parley once more before combat occurs, when you make a charisma check.

...ndir''': Very good. I'm carrying 52.33 lb., including my backpack; before combat, this can be shed to give me 45.23 lb (-1 AP, or 4 total). ...nt's not off). As stated in the Juvenis blog's last entry, I was trying to surprise the toad and avoid some of its many unpleasant tricks (back then, all our c

[[File:Wolf Combat.jpg|right|420px]] '''The DM:''' I need to start with a surprise roll. Vafrandir, you're nominated. Please roll a d6.

:'''[[Lexent]]:''' I'll admit to a bit of surprise that you seem to be hewing somewhat closely to anything published by 'the c ...t from “falling back” to 2724. Lexent, I believe with the end of the last combat, your protection from malevolence ran out. I roll a 5 and a 15 to hit; the

...the bottoms of these, where there are hoof prints. Then, Marcule stops in surprise, when he sees the plain outline of a foot, not wearing a shoe or boot. A f ...look over the side and into the gulley. It is a low, flat gulley about 8 combat hexes wide. There you see a small encampment, six tents, some brush that's

'''The DM:''' Ah, the additional damage kills the skeleton. That’s the combat. No one took damage, so no bonus x.p. Pandred, take 22 x.p. for the first '''The DM:''' Vafrandir, who’s just used one of the swords in combat, will profess that it may be the best sword he’s ever used. It is profou

'''The DM:''' I won’t rule that as surprise, since I don’t believe you’d be blissfully unaware and not looking for Pandred, that was your 1st attack of the combat; this will be your second, if you take it. In case anyone might be thinkin