Smith (Jaela, Calleigh, Surraruthru)

[Corwin]

[21:28] <Annerose> roll 1d20+47 evasion
[21:28] <Penuche> Annerose invokes Penuche's magic: < 60 > [d20=13]

Cresiel is immune to acid.

[21:29] <Annerose> roll 1d20+27 Balyss
[21:30] <Penuche> Annerose invokes Penuche's magic: < 41 > [d20=14]
Balyss has acid res 5. And Divine Oracle evasion.

[Anastasia]

> roll 1d20+29 (+5 conviction, +1 haste) Tepen
<Penuche> Koaway invokes Penuche's magic: < 35 > [d20=6]

Baleruk's SR holds so he's immune.

Waiting on Yuth to post Surraruthru and Tryll+Calleigh.

[spoiler]

Tepen, Surraruthru, Balyss, Baleruk
Mass Death Ward, Good Hope, Mass Conviction (cast by Moore), Haste (cast by Moore). Temp HP 1d8+20 from Lion's Roar.

Cresiel
Mass Death Ward, Good Hope, Mass Conviction (cast by Moore), Tyche's Touch (cast by Moore), Haste (cast by Moore). Temp HP 1d8+20 from Lion's Roar.

[Nephrite]

Moore's SR is 38.

[Yuthirin]

Tryll silently manifests Intellect Fortress. All damage halved to all within 20 ft. Surraruthru's SR is seventeen billion, so yeah. That's probably not right.

<Penuche> Tryll invokes Penuche's magic: < 39 > [d20=13]
<Penuche> Calleigh invokes Penuche's magic: < 45 > [d20=14]
<Penuche> Surraruthru invokes Penuche's magic: < 42 > [d20=6]

Calleigh has Improved Evasion. So does Surraruthru. Tryll's got the incorporeality.

[Anastasia]

> roll 4d4+10d6+10+3d8+1d12+2d6 all acid damage on Tepen, halve this, others manage d to evade or SR out of it
<Penuche> Koaway invokes Penuche's magic: < 92 > [d4=1,1,1,3][d6=5,5,4,6,3,4,5,3,6,4][d8=8,7,6][d12=5][d6=3,2]

Tepen cries out as acid burns his side, the others ignoring it or much too fast. But this momentary lapse costs them, for Vlaakith fires a massive, castle sized beam of red light. It burrows forth at the unseen targets, one of them turning visible under it. A skeletal figure in robes, immolated and dissolving in the blast, as others are momentarily glimpsed and knocked back by it. No more attacks come, the liches distracted by Vlaakith, as even the antimagic cones of the astral dreadnoughts fail to slow her down. 

Like this, the party advances to the center of the rift, unopposed. Here there is silence - no sound. Only the silent movement of energy erupting out of the huge rift before you. Within it you can see obsidian buildings forming like slow-growing eggs, undead also spawning with them. The entire thing is large and vast, easily a mile wide. Reality ripples constantly about you, changing without any form. Yet it feels wrong against you, like poison.

"This is it!" Balyss cries, "We have to seal this to stop this!"

[Corwin]

Standing request to take 10 for K:P, K:R and K:A for any strange/new/unusual situation that happens to cut down on the need to post anew each time. Taking ten for K:P is 58, taking 10 for K:R is 58, taking ten for K:A is 52. Taking ten for Spellcraft is 45.

[Anastasia]

What, precisely, are you trying to study and gain information about?

[Corwin]

Our plan was to get to the Rift and then use Wish/Miracle to close it. Is it still viable? Should we spread out or can we stick together and do it? Does it have a 'center'? Do we need to be there? What is its nature so we can tailor the Wish/Miracle better? Do we even need to, or just make a general wish of 'fixing things' and letting Astral's reality reassert itself?

[Anastasia]

Yes, looks like it. Closer is probably better. There's a center ahead, but it requires going into the energies. Yes, it would help. The rift is a horrible wound on the interdimensional boundaries of Creation. A general wish/miracle along those lines should do it.

Respectively.

[Corwin]

"To the center!" Jaela points out, taking off at top speed. "Cast when you get as close as you can!"

We'll use the Run action to close the half a mile distance to the center, and then the swift action to cast Wish and Miracle to heal the rift and restore Astral. If any of us runs into an invisible barrier, we'll immediately cast. If any of us starts getting pushed back, we'll immediately cast. We'll cast together.

[Anastasia]

That good for everyone? Suffice to say this part is really important, so having all your ducks lined up is imperative.

[Nephrite]

Moore doesn't have that sort of magic, but instead will use his anarch abilities to try and aid the others.

Correction, Moore will use Inspire Great Spell and then use Inspire Greatness on as many individuals using their magic as he can. This is 4x people per use. Inspire Great spell allows for the caster to either get +1 bonus to the save DC of any spells they cast for the duration of inspire greatness or their next spell is affected by the widen spell or extend spell metamagics without any change in casting time or spell level.

[Yuthirin]

Calleigh hits Tepen with a wanded double-tap of healing!

<Penuche> Chibi-Ko invokes Penuche's magic: < 35 >12 [d8=7,7,4,7]
<Penuche> Chibi-Ko invokes Penuche's magic: < 34 >12 [d8=8,3,5,8]

[Iron Dragoon]

> roll 1d8+20 Lion's Roar HP
<Serith> Iddy roll for Serith < 24 > [d8=4]

New max HP is 307.

[Anastasia]

Thus the party rushes in. You make it about halfway into the stirring energy, Baleruk leading the way, before your progress simply stops, as if you came to a barrier.

Before anything else can happen, "NOW!" Elder Magi Tepen shouts, "Every ounce of your magic!"

Anyone who is casting wish/miracle/reality revision/whatever make a caster level check.