Man, Dhur can't catch a break. First he gets in trouble for not warning them about traps, then when he does try to warn them, he's ignored. It's almost like he has some sort of track record of not being very bright. Oh, wait.
Take care,
~Rob
Man, Dhur can't catch a break. First he gets in trouble for not warning them about traps, then when he does try to warn them, he's ignored. It's almost like he has some sort of track record of not being very bright. Oh, wait.
Take care,
~Rob
Tucker’s kobolds FTW!
Well, never just two kobolds at the start of the fight. Hopefully, just before the end of the fight, there will be just two kobolds left. Or an AoE attack taking out the last three or more ^_^
Jaine better watch it or she will end up having the same reputation as Dhur.
“When troubles come, they come not single spies but in whole battalions”… Jedidiah G Skerlock [Young Guns II] who,appropriately for an Outlaw, stole it from the Bard William Shakespeare. I think that should become an adage for any D&D game ,…. When Kobolds come they come not as single encounters but in whole legions,…..lol.
…A little less talk and a lot more action… Just two guys sitting by the camp fire in the mid day. It’s a trap!