Now that Karzoug is within melee range, and with only a solitary ally remaining, the party knows they need to press the advantage. Karzoug’s back is against the ice wall, and he shows Fobias every failure from his life. This weakens Fobias considerably, at least until Trace can cure him of his ailments. The paladin …
This is it. The Heroes of Sandpoint are no longer on Karzoug’s doorstep; they’re in his pantry. After a heavy dose of buffs and healing, the party hypes themselves up with one final, rousing speech from Trace. They step into the portal. Instantly, they are whisked into the Eye of Avarice, a demiplane of Karzoug’s …
The Most High Ceoptra takes her opportunity against Barnaby in his weakened state. She strikes out with her unholy knife, and Barnaby Daryngton breathes his last. All of this takes place on the other side of the platform, so the rest of the party can only hear the squelch of flesh and bone as the …
Despite being tied up, Barnaby doesn’t take much damage from the exploding sword. Perhaps it is his keen Swashbuckler senses that allow him to contort out of the way. Maybe it’s the thick, sturdy ropes that block the shrapnel. Or maybe it’s just plain luck. Either way, this is the end of Chad. The party …
The doors at the top of the ramp burst open and three more cloud giants storm onto the scene. They are followed by the massive form of a huge rune giant. His skin is etched with countless Thassilonian runes as he barrels forward. The party quickly realizes that they’re still reeling from the initial wave …
The statue of Karzoug leaps from its pedestal towards the party. Fyn quickly hastens his allies, giving them a noticeable edge. However, the statue let’s out a magical pulse as it advances. The pulse ripples with stone fragments, nullifying the Haste of Barnaby and Fyn. Barnaby picks up his newly-forged weapon, ducks under the statue’s …
As the attack of the clones rages on, the party adjusts their tactics. It’s been a hot minute since they’ve fought so many spellcasters at once, and it’s easy to forget how devastating the effects can be. Krask, eager to get in his sneak attack damage, uses his invisibility to great advantage. Over the course …
