Anyone up for a D&D adventure?

[Sandman]

(you do have a 2h sword, right?)

I do now.

[Imran Siddiqui]

Ugh... damn clones. I feel like I'm in a Star Wars movie.

I leap into a dark corridor and with my shadow armor I'm much harder to see, and thus continue the fight.

[Vlad Antlerkov]

Meh, I'm too lazy to check. And with your STR adjustment you probably would have gotten 16 damage w/ long sword (1d12+dmg bonus+1)

[Vlad Antlerkov]

Imran:

He can see you as if you're in broad daylight, as he's running right toward you, swords drawn.

He swings... and misses twice.

You attack, presumably, and... two hits, one of them critical!

That's 3d6+6 damage... 17 damage! He's quite dead.

[Imran Siddiqui]

WOOHOO!

I loot his body then. What did I get?

[Vlad Antlerkov]

Nothing, aside from a new set of thieves' tools, two non-magical short swords, and a set of leather armor.

Now you're just waiting for everyone else to finish up with the ogre... A couple more hits should finish that thing off.

[Rand Al'Tor]

So, I'm using some magic, and Kass an Sandman are wacking the Ogre till it bleeds, while Imran just finished himself off.

Okay.

[Vlad Antlerkov]

Rand:

If you have produce flame, I suggest you use it. Five fireballs, 1d4+1 damage each, one per round. Great fun, as I can attest.

Then again, by the time you get your second fireball off, it'll be dead already...

*rolls initiative*

Kass
Sandman
Ogre
Che

Kass-- you hit. 15 damage... it dies.

270/4=67.5 exp/person involved (round to 68).

Imran got 120 for defeating himself.

Everyone goes to where Imran is.

The statues on the pedestal move down corridors 2, 4, and 6 (out of 7). Which corridor will you go down?

[Rand Al'Tor]

I say we take number three again. Be consistent.

Oh, and you wouldn't have a nice page with the spells a level 5 druid has would you?

[Vlad Antlerkov]

Imran doesn't detect any traps.

As you head down the corridor, you find yourself where you were just a minute ago.

The statues-- four of them now-- move again, this time down 1, 3, 4, and 6.

And it's most cleric spells up to third level, IIRC.

[Rand Al'Tor]

I get pissed off and (with Imran in front of course) suggest we stop caring about the bloody statues and just keep going for door number three for the third time.

[Vlad Antlerkov]

Here's the entire list of priest spells:

[Imran Siddiqui]

Imran refuses Rand's request and postulates we should follow a statue and not take #3. I say, corridor 6.

Imran just finished himself off.

In more ways than one .

[Vlad Antlerkov]

Alright then.

As you head down the corridor (#3), Imran doesn't detect any traps until about halfway in.

Then he finds that the entire corridor detects as a trap.

You head for the ends of the corridor, but they're sealed off.

Suddenly, a section of the wall just disappears, and what appears to be a number of ogre skeletons are behind it. Apparently, whoever designed the trap forgot to feed the ogres.

Inside the ogre room is a panel of levers. Next to the levers is an inscription: "One lever resets the trap. All the rest harm whoever pulls the lever."

There are 100 levers on this panel.

[Imran Siddiqui]

Damn you Rand!! I told you #6 .

I back away and let someone else pull the level.