Sir Poley's Blog, page 55

Once again your sage advice was useful in our campaign. My sorcerer was wondering what to summon using her summon monster III spell, and so since we were fighting a mummy lord who had just used Slay Living on our monk(successfully, unfortunately), I sugges

Nicely done! (technically, Skeletal Troll comes from Summon Undead, a Spell Compendium spell of the same level as Summon Monster, but if I were DM I could easily be convinced to amalgamate them into one spell—they’re pretty much identical except for the creature summoned, after all)

Shame about the monk, though. If it was a vampire that took him/her out instead, at least he/she’d maybe come back with a cool template. Honestly, monks have it pretty stacked against them, so I’m impressed they survived all the way to fight a CR 15 monster. Well done!

Once again your sage advice was useful in our campaign. My sorcerer was wondering what to summon using her summon monster III spell, and so since we were fighting a mummy lord who had just used Slay Living on our monk(successfully, unfortunately), I sugges

Nicely done! (technically, Skeletal Troll comes from Summon Undead, a Spell Compendium spell of the same level as Summon Monster, but if I were DM I could easily be convinced to amalgamate them into one spell—they’re pretty much identical except for the creature summoned, after all)

Shame about the monk, though. If it was a vampire that took him/her out instead, at least he/she’d maybe come back with a cool template. Honestly, monks have it pretty stacked against them, so I’m impressed they survived all the way to fight a CR 15 monster. Well done!

Once again your sage advice was useful in our campaign. My sorcerer was wondering what to summon using her summon monster III spell, and so since we were fighting a mummy lord who had just used Slay Living on our monk(successfully, unfortunately), I sugges

Nicely done! (technically, Skeletal Troll comes from Summon Undead, a Spell Compendium spell of the same level as Summon Monster, but if I were DM I could easily be convinced to amalgamate them into one spell—they’re pretty much identical except for the creature summoned, after all)

Shame about the monk, though. If it was a vampire that took him/her out instead, at least he/she’d maybe come back with a cool template. Honestly, monks have it pretty stacked against them, so I’m impressed they survived all the way to fight a CR 15 monster. Well done!

Once again your sage advice was useful in our campaign. My sorcerer was wondering what to summon using her summon monster III spell, and so since we were fighting a mummy lord who had just used Slay Living on our monk(successfully, unfortunately), I sugges

Nicely done! (technically, Skeletal Troll comes from Summon Undead, a Spell Compendium spell of the same level as Summon Monster, but if I were DM I could easily be convinced to amalgamate them into one spell—they’re pretty much identical except for the creature summoned, after all)

Shame about the monk, though. If it was a vampire that took him/her out instead, at least he/she’d maybe come back with a cool template. Honestly, monks have it pretty stacked against them, so I’m impressed they survived all the way to fight a CR 15 monster. Well done!

Once again your sage advice was useful in our campaign. My sorcerer was wondering what to summon using her summon monster III spell, and so since we were fighting a mummy lord who had just used Slay Living on our monk(successfully, unfortunately), I sugges

Nicely done! (technically, Skeletal Troll comes from Summon Undead, a Spell Compendium spell of the same level as Summon Monster, but if I were DM I could easily be convinced to amalgamate them into one spell—they’re pretty much identical except for the creature summoned, after all)

Shame about the monk, though. If it was a vampire that took him/her out instead, at least he/she’d maybe come back with a cool template. Honestly, monks have it pretty stacked against them, so I’m impressed they survived all the way to fight a CR 15 monster. Well done!

Once again your sage advice was useful in our campaign. My sorcerer was wondering what to summon using her summon monster III spell, and so since we were fighting a mummy lord who had just used Slay Living on our monk(successfully, unfortunately), I sugges

Nicely done! (technically, Skeletal Troll comes from Summon Undead, a Spell Compendium spell of the same level as Summon Monster, but if I were DM I could easily be convinced to amalgamate them into one spell—they’re pretty much identical except for the creature summoned, after all)

Shame about the monk, though. If it was a vampire that took him/her out instead, at least he/she’d maybe come back with a cool template. Honestly, monks have it pretty stacked against them, so I’m impressed they survived all the way to fight a CR 15 monster. Well done!

Once again your sage advice was useful in our campaign. My sorcerer was wondering what to summon using her summon monster III spell, and so since we were fighting a mummy lord who had just used Slay Living on our monk(successfully, unfortunately), I sugges

Nicely done! (technically, Skeletal Troll comes from Summon Undead, a Spell Compendium spell of the same level as Summon Monster, but if I were DM I could easily be convinced to amalgamate them into one spell—they’re pretty much identical except for the creature summoned, after all)

Shame about the monk, though. If it was a vampire that took him/her out instead, at least he/she’d maybe come back with a cool template. Honestly, monks have it pretty stacked against them, so I’m impressed they survived all the way to fight a CR 15 monster. Well done!

Once again your sage advice was useful in our campaign. My sorcerer was wondering what to summon using her summon monster III spell, and so since we were fighting a mummy lord who had just used Slay Living on our monk(successfully, unfortunately), I sugges

Nicely done! (technically, Skeletal Troll comes from Summon Undead, a Spell Compendium spell of the same level as Summon Monster, but if I were DM I could easily be convinced to amalgamate them into one spell—they’re pretty much identical except for the creature summoned, after all)

Shame about the monk, though. If it was a vampire that took him/her out instead, at least he/she’d maybe come back with a cool template. Honestly, monks have it pretty stacked against them, so I’m impressed they survived all the way to fight a CR 15 monster. Well done!

Once again your sage advice was useful in our campaign. My sorcerer was wondering what to summon using her summon monster III spell, and so since we were fighting a mummy lord who had just used Slay Living on our monk(successfully, unfortunately), I sugges

Nicely done! (technically, Skeletal Troll comes from Summon Undead, a Spell Compendium spell of the same level as Summon Monster, but if I were DM I could easily be convinced to amalgamate them into one spell—they’re pretty much identical except for the creature summoned, after all)

Shame about the monk, though. If it was a vampire that took him/her out instead, at least he/she’d maybe come back with a cool template. Honestly, monks have it pretty stacked against them, so I’m impressed they survived all the way to fight a CR 15 monster. Well done!

Once again your sage advice was useful in our campaign. My sorcerer was wondering what to summon using her summon monster III spell, and so since we were fighting a mummy lord who had just used Slay Living on our monk(successfully, unfortunately), I sugges

Nicely done! (technically, Skeletal Troll comes from Summon Undead, a Spell Compendium spell of the same level as Summon Monster, but if I were DM I could easily be convinced to amalgamate them into one spell—they’re pretty much identical except for the creature summoned, after all)

Shame about the monk, though. If it was a vampire that took him/her out instead, at least he/she’d maybe come back with a cool template. Honestly, monks have it pretty stacked against them, so I’m impressed they survived all the way to fight a CR 15 monster. Well done!