D&D Campaign 2: D&D Harder

[Bird]

Aww hell yeah lets goooooooooooo

[Raid]

I can do tomorrow.

[Sly Boots]

Wednesday is fine for me too!

[Wrathbone]

Wednesday it is!

7pm okay?

[Raid]

Yup, all good here.

[Sly Boots]

Same

[Raid]

Marvelous. I've had to brush up on which spells Opus has because I now have two other D&D Spellcasters in my head. I don't want to accidentally engineer a perfect grease casting opportunity and then remember that's Gale's spell.

[Mantis]

7pm all good for me. Cheers chaps.

[Sly Boots]

I'll get back to rerolling that alternate character... uh, just in case ¬_¬

[Raid]

I had 4hp left after that second round of attacks (so after Farley had healed me for 5!). I feel small rooms might be Opus' kryptonite.

[Sly Boots]

I had 4hp left after that second round of attacks (so after Farley had healed me for 5!). I feel small rooms might be Opus' kryptonite.

If it happens again we'll all be leaping out of the windows in the first round

[Mantis]

I think that's the first time we've had an encounter where I didn't sustain any damage. A fully buffed Dharnon has quite high AC but the rolls against him weren't the best either.

Next level is when I get my second attack in an action so I'll be pumping out four attacks per turn when hasted.

[Raid]

My level 6 feature is basically "create more, better minions", so I'll be getting 4 attacks per turn too, sorta.

[Bird]

I was rolling some terrible HP on healing word, thankfully at level 6 I'll be able to use my chattering pirate skull as a spirit focus and add an extra d6.

That was a brilliant session, I wonder what the repercussions of giving a tax man a third arm and drowning him in molasses will be...

[Sly Boots]

Ugh, torn between a pretty decent upgrade at level 6 blood hunter, or one of the multi-class options I've been looking at...