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A Sword Without a Hilt: A Song of Ice and Fire/D&D 3.5 Crossover

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First we sic Richard on Tor. Nullify the spellcaster.

Then, I don't know. I don't supposed bodaks can be rebuked by Malarys right?
 
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Preliminary plan. What's wrong with it and what needs to be changed?

[X] Plan "You look like you'll make a great as a pair of slippers, Tor."
-[X] Lya uses Celerity in order to target Tor with a Chains of Light spell after Malarys acts.
-[X] Vee uses Assay Spell Resistance, then targets Tor with Pronouncement of Fate after Malarys acts.
-[X] Malarys uses a Targeted Greater Dispel Magic against Tor, then targets the damaged Naga Bodak with a Quickened Boneshatter.
-[X] Viserys, still in True Dragon form, casts a Quickened Blood Wind spell, then makes a Full Attack against Tor. He then uses Celerity to cast Greater Blink.
 
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Does Tor know we killed him? It was really quick and vicious, and if I remember correctly death cheats tend to involve memory loss. I just expected a bit more of a reaction out of him, I guess.
 
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This Tor could be a simularion with a quicken spell item.

That would be awesome. Quicken spell items are great.
 
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@DragonParadox the ritual was done to either curse Tor or get him to come to us. Is there a risk to stopping it?

Or did we stop when Lya took an arrow to the knee?
 
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Updated plan. Let's see Tor survive that much "Fuck you!" thrown his way, including making a save against a DC 29 Feeblemind effect.

[X] Plan "You look like you'll make a great as a pair of slippers, Tor."
-[X] Lya uses Celerity in order to target Tor with a Chains of Light spell after both Malarys and Vee act.
-[X] Malarys uses a Targeted Greater Dispel Magic against Tor, then targets the damaged Naga Bodak with a Quickened Boneshatter spell. He uses Alter Fortune to guarantee the success of his Dispel, or if that is not needed, to assist Viserys' Feeblemind.
-[X] Vee uses Assay Spell Resistance, then targets Tor with Pronouncement of Fate after Malarys acts. She uses Alter Fortune to assist her Pronouncement, of if that is successful, Lya's Chains of Light, and if that is also successful, Viserys, in targeting Tor with Feeblemind.
-[X] Casting Defensively, Viserys Blood Wishes a Death Ward spell, casts Assay Spell Resistance, then uses Celerity to target Tor with a Blood Wished Feeblemind spell. He uses a Grand Destiny charge to assist his Concentration checks for each spell while Casting Defensively.
 
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Why undeath ward?
They attack through gaze attacks actually. Wouldn't it be better to have death ward to prevent negative levels?
 
Hey everyone, I'm willing to bet anything that Tor has seen his class change. Now that he is part of a magical race, he probably is a straight Sorcerer (which is more powerful magically than he was before).
 
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with blades that make Westeros question their own masculinity
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Seriously, they are like 82 inches long or so. About 2.08 m.
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The Crossbowmen
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Worth noting, their Greatcrossbows are essentially man-portable ballistae, dealing 2d8 with better range than Longbows, and they are trained to fire arcing volleys that ignore all cover, save if they enemy has something directly overhead.

It's literally twice the damage of a light crossbow or a non-composite longbow. About the same as a composite longbow made for someone with 18~20 strenght.
 
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Expect spell refection or undead traits imo.

Someone should dispel him, Vee can throw in an alter fortune at any time.

@DragonParadox would Bronn be caught in a firebrand that hits Tor or can we target it so that Bronn's clear?
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Malarys is using Greater Dispel Magic against him, which is nice, considering he gets a +4 bonus to Dispel checks because of his Inquisitor Domain.
 
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