*anime wink + thumbs up combo*

...how "tangled up" should I play it at this point?

Completely immobile or just arms or legs tied up?

Getting the air crushed out of him?

One from column A, One from column B... With six you get eggroll?

It's strongest at the point of contact and spreading outward, so absolutely Morgana is restricting his breathing in an effort to weaken him. Arms and legs are not fully immobilized yet, but getting there as the bind is woven. 

I'm working on it, I'm working on *types maniacally*

Still a few options, then.

I'll wait for breebles to get a response out before I go any further. 

What spells does he have available to him?

... Ever tried clothing on that was too small?  

That was a confusing reply to my question. Lol took me a second to realize you were talking to Eol.

In fact, I'm not entirely sure the undewear I have on, right now, are even mine!

As to spells for Mosic - Here's what I had him randomly prepped with:

1st level

• Cure Light Wounds
• Bless
• Protection from Evil

2nd level

• Goodberry
• Produce Flame
• Warp Wood

3rd level

• Dispel Magic

I guess I should note that I've never really been magically inclined where my character choices have been concerned... played a sorcerer a couple of times and a warlock once... never played a cleric.

That said, I'm not entirely sure that I know how cleric spells work. I think I read somewhere that clerics can pray for any spell that falls within their deities domains and don't  necessarily have to commit to a set list, they're simply limited to the number of spells of a given level. So, if you feel inclined to switch up, please do so.

I've only ever played spell casters in 5e, and 5e is just like, "Ya got spell slots bro?" *tokes up* "Then whatever, man, do you." I'm not entirely sure how they would in any other system--I really just have Raven and Brom's interpretations otherwise.

You get a spell slot you get a spell slot everyone gets a spell slot

Okay not quite like that but 5e really reduced the frustration of preparing the wrong spells

Also infinite cantrips

So annoying to run out of magic when you're only magic without that... 

...and for the sake of the tale, I say we go with a 5e style of magic use, then.

Maybe I'll even bust into my D&D Next account and see about doing something about learning and converting.

What level is our boy at?

Looks like level 5 with how there's fewer third levels than the others