Random DM nagging.

[Anastasia]

Dana levels up to 20!

- Fighter 10 and War Mind 5.
- 3 on a d10 for a total of 11 hp and a grand total of 292 hp.
- +1 BAB for a total of +20.
- Gains sweeping strike. Potentially two targets per attack=good.
- +12 pp from PW20 and +10 pp from wisdom for a total of 194 pp.
- 1 new power. She'll grab Stygian Touch.
- +1 fort saves.
- +1 wisdom. This is +1 to her manifesting DCs, +10 pp and +1 wis based skills.
- Skills go up as normal.
- Greater Weapon Focus(Rapier)(F10) as a new feat.

Pretty good level for her. Huge PP gains are always appreciated.

[Merc]

Duuuuuunnnneeee! From the treasures part of Medi's room, could there conceivably be enough for Ithea to get at least 1.5k gold from her share? Or would someone lend her money to buy something before tomorrow gaming? >_>

[Anastasia]

Yes, see loot.

[Merc]

I did see loot!

[Merc]

Sheet updated.

[Anastasia]

Excellent, we shall rock tomorrow. Maybe roll too.

[Merc]

If we're not rolling in a dice rolling game, we're doing something wrong. Or RP'ing too much.

[Anastasia]

Or the Inevitables finally banned dice in favor of average results.

[Anastasia]

Idle notes from Ithea's radical dungeon adventures, dude!

What happened if someone fell into the sky from those wooden planks?

They'd plummet down. Due to the extra-heavy gravity flying wouldn't be possible to avert the fall and teleportation was blocked below the planks. This would inflict 60d10 points of damage on landing. Assuming this wasn't fatal, the faller would find themselves in a distorted and ghostly kingdom. It would be half finished and full of creepy voids where things should be. In essence, you'd fall into the background. Who spends time filling in the background all the way? Escape from the dungeon could be found in one of those voids and you'd end up in Limbo.

Speaking of disaster, what about getting sucked into outer space?

Short answer: It depends.

Long answer: As D&D is based in a fantastical world, there's no guarantee the slaad's space would be airless or hyper-cold. Indeed, the suction out was artificial and a magical effect rather than the tube's air being sucked out. If you got out, you'd find it unpleasantly cold but otherwise survivable. The momentum from leaving the tubes would take you into a field of meteors. From here you'd get to play hunt and destroy with a hunting group of advanced astral stalkers (MM3). Defeating them would provide loot and lead you to the largest meteor. You'd find it to be a hollowed out fortress and you'd eventually face a simulated lich boss battle to cap the dungeon.

It's worth remembering that your host regards the rules of physics as quaint suggestions within his dungeons.

What did we miss in the space castle?

There was a secret door in the side of the pool near the gold bars. No one thought to look or search. It lead to an alternate path revolving around colored rooms. Each room inflicts different maladies within combat to all combatants and the trick would be finding out which rooms favor you and going for them. The big prize down there was a Staff of Prism. In the treasure room with the staff is another secret door that could only be opened with the Lead Snake you got from near the elevator. Behind this door was a bound advanced marilith dervish (See? I can prep for Vastwoods even with this! Cor's looking at that PrC.) supported by a special rainbow room that inflicts all of the color room statuses on you and none of the marilith. Defeating it drops its magical swords and opens a passage to a pair of teleporters. One takes you to the elevator to the sun and the other teleports you to the hollow meteorite. You could clear and loot that out and return. If you'd gone to the meteor from space, defeating the lich would end the dungeon instead and that teleporter couldn't be found.

The grinding rooms were connected to path of clockwork perils. Unless any of you take after Antenora and want to go starry-eyed over them, you'd find it a hazardous path full of grinding traps and vicious fights.

There were a few other hidden paths and cubbies you missed, but nothing too interesting.

So what was with those demons?

Mind fuckery. Not much more to say.

[Anastasia]

Caught up the coda logs.

Yuth, I may be a tad late tonight. Heads up.

[Yuthirin]

Blargh.

[Anastasia]

I shouldn't be seriously late at least and it's not too likely. Still, heads up.

[Yuthirin]

Double blargh.

[Anastasia]

Something wrong, Yuth? You sound like you have a case of the blarghs!

[Yuthirin]

I'm full of blarghs today.