I'm not sure its a necessarily fair distribution of treasure for Mason to get all of the enhancement items, I'll let Segrid weigh in on it.

However, I can manufacture such an amulet for a sum of 1050 gp.

I too am interested in the bow, but would require spending some of my gold to buy a Belt of Strength to use it properly. Aside from the that, the masterwork steel shield looks like something good to replace my non masterwork one with.

Oh! And lets discuss about what to do with the Stag Lord's body.

How about we commission a bow for you and enchant it later when I can do it myself? A composite bow is made of wood, glue and the horns of animals and we have some dragon horns available. A masterwork mighty composite longbow made with dragon horns is something the bards will squeal over*. As for the Shield - that's Segrid's purview. While I don't doubt you ability to convince him to hand you a shield I will point out that shields are his thing, he's a sword and board fighter who occasionally shoots a bow and your an archer who occasionally goes sword and board. Personally until a mithril light shield appears I don't have a real dog in this fight.

As for the Stag Lord, we show it to the corpse but we do not give it, he gets buried at Oleg's in an unmarked grave.



* though it would have no mechanical benefit over a normal mighty composite bow.

Carden doesn't need a belt to use the bow.

Np problem about Mason; just wants the ring for sure and masterwork maul. Rest he doesnt care for.

This is Rone, and I being a Sorcerer would be interested in the Amulet or the Ring of Protection, I deem it fair that being a squishy I should have a wee bit more protection >,..,<

Cool, we have a vested interest in Mason donning the best armor and wielding the best hammer as he is half our front line. He got hit a lot last session and I want to see him better protected. As for Carden, delighted to see the bow appears to be fashioned for his hand.



Natural armor and deflection bonuses would be nice but right now we kinda need to suck it up and let our front line armor up. It would not be that hard for me to make you or any other party member a amulet of natural armor +1. My advice is to stand behind the tanks, you'll find that its a lot harder to hit you. Zel has this habit of charging the enemy like a brain damaged lab monkey and wonder why she gets smashed into the pavement. Right now our best protective device is Mason and Segrid, later on we'll be able to put up better barriers between us and our foes.

I would suggest that Rone do the following if he wishes to continue playing Zelata in this campaign:

1. Take whatever measures are necessary to get the Traipse client working and to have reliable internet access on game night.

2. Be present and on-time in the game room and remain for the ENTIRE session.

3. Send me a level 3 character sheet or link for Zelata.

The party is supposed to be level 4 by the end Chapter 1 and Zelata has fallen behind. I am willing to let her catch up, but only if she remains active in the campaign. Otherwise she will be OUT.

Andy

I do appologize >,..,< I have been having a Rough life, but as of right now, I am able to make each and every game. And you say lvl 3? I can do that, here it is And I was wondering if I may take the feat "Thematic Spell" it changes nothing but what my magic looks like. For instance, if I took that feat, and made it "Skulls" and cast fireball, the Skull would fly at them and then explode or w/e. It does not change the damage. http://www.myth-weavers.com/sheetview.p ... tid=340219 I cross-classed with Fighter

Mason wishes to be light armored but tough and doesnt want the chain mail. I know its not max/min but oh well I would advocate the stag lord armor for him but its not an improvement for him unless I mistaken the benefits. (Currently AC is 16 for him)

I'll weigh in on the treasure in a little while, but I wanted to comment on the Stag Lord's body first. We promised a certain undead monstrosity that we would throw said body into the river. I don't think we want a haunted river crossing in the middle of our kingdom.