Why do I got to be in front? What did I ever do to you Ody

Oh wait I'm the party thief not just a big dumb fighter... My bad

Yeah...your turn to always go first!

As to Ody question, your light source is the glow of the burning ratmen behind you.


Seriously, for a high level party, I assume someone has a continual light on a stick or a lantern by now. I have described the 60 feet of the corridor that would be covered by that or infravision/dark vision.

Alacrity has provided some answers that Finarsil knows from her Bard background, so I will try to get it posted ASAP before anyone else posts or makes a Party Decision!

It makes sense but didn't want to just assume. Better to ask if I think of it.

Hey Gang

My Post has been Edited and hopefully it is fully understood that at the end of the corridor is a door that has a mist behind it that teleports people without their clothing or equipment.

The Broken Door (C) is the way Galen went and it leads to a maze of short halls and small rooms with many secret doors!

We played in Audalis Dreaming for a short time. I was the winged guy that looked like Jen from The Dark Crystal.

You were Crow's best friend. I just looked at Crow in the Gobber King game and realized I need to change his background

Right back atcha Baby

This could lead to some fun RPing.

I have five people posting since my last post, so I will assume the Rogue is going ahead to check out the infamous winner of the "most Trapped Hallway in D&D history" while the rest of the team watch.

Finarsil will be following Max to check for any Secret Doors as is allowed by her Elf Abilities:

Elves have extremely keen eyes. Their eyes have the ability to see further into the infrared spectrum, allowing them to function in most unlighted places. This sight extends only to a range of 60 feet.
Elves are 90% resistant to sleep- and charm-related spells. Even if they fail a check, they get the save usual for such spells.
Elves gain a special bonus to find secret or concealed doors. Passing within 10 feet of a secret door, elves will detect it on a roll of 1 on a 1d6. If they search a 10-foot�square area, elves can find a secret door on a roll of 1 or 2 on a 1d6. Elves find concealed doors on a roll of 1, 2, or 3 on a 1d6.
She is following Max about 5 to 10 feet behind him

Hammer, you really do not have to quote rules to me. I am very familiar with them.

Was not my intention

EDIT I actually posted it here for myself to reference, rather than having to go through the process of locating or relocating the Character Page via the QnA

Sparrow will watch the others figure out if the traps are still active or not. No way she will be going in until it is deemed safe.