casino II

Ross wrote:Yeah, I'll drink and stealth over there.

Dwarmaj wrote:Angel will move to the door trying to be as stealthy as possible. I think it'll take a move and a move.

Dwarmaj wrote:I'll need a map to determine what power I use next. On my next turn I'll move in and attack (or attack and move in depending on where the monsters are...)

Dwarmaj wrote:
I believe the NPCs have to use their passive perception to see if they noticed the door was opened a little.

Dwarmaj wrote:They could be busy or otherwise occuppied. (penalty to their check) <They are certainly otherwise occupied, since you can't constantly have readied actions pre-combat, not sure I agree.>

If the door is noisy (bonus to their check) <Concur, but off of what base check?>

I think our stealth would come into play. Maybe they notice the door is slightly ajar, but don't hear anything from the other side. <But if the occupants are sure the door was locked, not hearing noises outside wouldn't lessen the alarm to find it open. If I'm sure I closed and locked the front door of my home, not hearing noise would not prevent me from checking it out.>

bradly wrote:<But if the occupants are sure the door was locked, not hearing noises outside wouldn't lessen the alarm to find it open. If I'm sure I closed and locked the front door of my home, not hearing noise would not prevent me from checking it out.>

Dwarmaj wrote:
I think it's really going to come down to what you have the NPCs doing at the time the door was opened and what DCs you set.

Ross wrote:Free: I will use an Assassin's Shroud on one of the feeding Vampires.
Standard: Executioner's Noose on the same one I Shrouded.


Executioner's Noose
You gather shadows into the form of a noose, cast it around your foe’s neck, and pull.
At-Will Force, Implement, Shadow
Standard Action Ranged 5
Target: One creature
Attack: Dexterity vs. Fortitude
Hit: 1d6 + Dexterity modifier force damage, and you pull the target 2 squares. The target is slowed until the end of your next turn.

Ross wrote:Free: I will use an Assassin's Shroud on one of the feeding Vampires.
Standard: Executioner's Noose on the same one I Shrouded.

Ross wrote:So I guess he saw through my stealth eh.

Dwarmaj wrote:Hmm, is the door 5' wide with an NPC blocking the way so that we can't get in or attack (with melee)?

Did Blade already go this round and I'm below him in the order?

jibuki wrote:I still need a roll for an at will - aaavenging shackles

Dwarmaj wrote:
Minor: Draw shuriken.
Standard: RBA, throw shuriken at the one north of Blade.
Move: use Lion's Den movement and shift 1SE.

jibuki wrote:A map would be good, but my actions should be similar to.

move to see target.

bradly wrote:

jibuki wrote:A map would be good, but my actions should be similar to.

move to see target.

I need you all to work with me on the maps. I'm trying to post a map roughly every other PC's turn. A map was posted exactly 2 actions ago. I'm not going to post them more frequently than that as it is a cumbersome process.

Which target? The 'dead' Vamp at the door, or something else?

jibuki wrote:
Missed that both vamps are 'dead'

Move fully into room
avenging shackles the male target

suggest searching room

Dwarmaj wrote:I believe the "dead" vampires still block movement.

Mick wrote:So whats the reason why thing aren't continuing?

middle of what for many is a 3-day weekend...

Mick wrote:Say "Telgrath, wait for me to clear the way"
Hopefully my scorching blast will dust them.

bradly wrote:[After the male Vamp who was first, initiative is:

Angel 25
Blade 22
Ember 22
baddies
Ashe 10
Telgarth 10

Ross wrote:Move to the closest 'dead' vampire do a grab.

Ross wrote:Oh, then I'll just finish it off with a leaping shade attack.

Mick wrote:standard: Scorching Burst 6 space north of her which should hit only the 1 vamps
move: shift 1 NE