Dungeons And Dragons Campaign [full] [discontinued On The Forums]

Remind me of this if you ever go to that one town where you all get put on trial for killing innocents and helping the undead plague more than hurting it, despite you all claiming to be doing righteous stuff.

 

Will do.
And in Cal’s defense, the professor is pretty suspicious.

 

"I don't know, maybe he objects to the fact that you're trying to murder a senile old man because you have deduced from very limited evidence that he's a deceiving killer?"

 

Yevor: "Do you not understand what it is to murder an innocent?"
Yevor: "Even if Elemental does deserve to die, how do you know it's the only option?"

What?
...Let's stay away from there...

Also, how would they even know?

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Suspicious =/= murderer who deserves to die.

 

For the same reason the people in Cassano knew about you. News is spreading about your party.

 

Right...

 

“Little evidence? I’ve explained to you my entire case, most of which you, too, have been through.”

“You’d prefer to drag a man seven ways westward to try and see if he can be put in jail? I’m taking action.”

 

Yevor: "No matter how suspicious he may be, we don't have proof!"
Yevor: "I'm taking action to stop someone who's already tried to murder two people!"

 

"You spoke very eloquently about the same few points, repeated about ten times. Your case still rests heavily on deduction and implication."

 

Ti'Lin:"Sir, I'm not planning on fighting you. I've done enough of that already today."
He looks at the man, holding his dagger just incase.

 

Random thought: This battle mostly comes down to what Ti'Lin does. If he helps Caligo, he can probably do a lot of damage to Yevor's side with acid. If he doesn't, Erevan and Yevor can probably take down Caligo (and maybe Heat) quickly with their consecutive turns.

 

“You forget that these points connect very easily, and that the only defense you seem to have about this man is that he seems senile and old.”

“When did I try to murder two people with you around? And we have pretty hard proof, we just went through it.”

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In addition to the prof as well, who doesn’t really want to die.
And, probably not that it’d be troublesome, but Heat and I have some of the highest AC’s in the party.

 

"He's also in mourning, which likely further influences his odd mannerisms, doesn't appear to fully understand his attic, gave us advice without which we would've died many times over, and actually gave us back what we came for. If he wanted us dead, he had dozens of opportunities to do so."

 

Yevor: "That villager, and the innkeeper!"
Yevor: "It's not absolute proof!"

+6 attack bonus + 4 attacks via Action Surge and Extra attack = not as much of a problem.

 

If that’s the end of your turn, then @Paradoxical is up

And I just want to point out before any spells start getting slung that any AoE spell will be highly dangerous, considering the small environment. Keep that in mind.

 

“Yeah, and he also had dozens of opprotunities to help us more. He actively decided to try and act like this was some game. He’d obvious be guilty if he never helped us, so he decides to help us less than he has to, and he’s okay.”

 

That was Althaios I think and nobody know about that

 

“You’re confusing ‘try’ with ‘threaten’. Those were threats, Yevor, I never swung.”

 

It's not like it's 75% of Alas's spell and that he still didn't say much about his thought.

 

Yevor: "Threats, tries... What does it matter?"
Yevor: "You still threatened to attack innocent people!"