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Pytor scrambles from his bedding as the commotion commences. "What in the nine hells is it?" Grabbing his two axes (battle axe and iron hand axe) he turns quickly to survey the scene.

Con 12 Con check [1d20] = 3 pass

Same watch order as before? 1st Adrastia, Pytor and Artanis 2nd Elsa, Mira 3rd Pyros, Cross and Adran 4th Cross and Adran 5th Jerry, Merrick Pytor will assist if anything else remains to be done. Otherwise, he sits brooding staring off across the campfire towards one of the paths he would expect tro...

I neither endorse nor challenge the effectiveness of Pytor's gypsy charms.
He is merely a man of strong beliefs, vivid emotions, and brash actions.

Pytor aids Pyros under his directions until the enthusiastic kender finally concedes to the dying light. "Perhaps in the future, we can have some of this pre-rigged, so that we may place it quickly. Our caravan had such a system they used when we had to camp in less friendly regions." Afte...

Pytor glances around the edge of the camp and ponders what he noticed earlier while checking the perimeter. "Alright Pyros. Most of the paths leading into the brush dwindle down quickly to fox and rodent trails. The only three trails able to carry anything larger "quietly" are the tho...

"I was thinking to set them on the most likely paths someone or thing would use to attack us in the middle of the night. Even if noticed, it may cause a brief delay or force them thru the brush. Either of which would aid us in not being taken by surprise." Pytor explains his thoughts to P...

Does anyone have "set snares" or "trap making" ?

At Jerry's suggestion, Pytor rises. "Your wisdom matches your charm milady. I'll start checking on the north side of the camp. Perhaps we can take some precautions this evening and set a surprise along the path most likely for an enemy to approach from? That is if anyone knows how to rig such t...

Whenever they stop for a break, Pytor will slip away for a moment. "I'll be back shortly. Need to go drain the dragon for a bit. I'll glance for a brook while I'm at it."

"Adran is already up for his watch and appears to be uninjured from the skirmish. He and I shall watch until it is time for Jerry and Merrick's turn." Assuming this was the order: 1st Adrastia, Pytor and Artanis 2nd Elsa, Mira 3rd Pyros, Cross and Adran 4th Cross and Adran 5th Jerry, Merr...

Have Pyros ask Pytor for a story again sometime. I'll try to have one ready by then.

"Good stories?" Pytor ponders the question as he takes note of all the party members positions as they retire, perhaps letting his eyes linger on one or more of the fairer forms as they return to their bedding. "I suppose that will depend on what you consider a good story, my friend....

"Beasts pretending to be men... Men with the hearts of beasts. Which is viler, I wonder?" Pytor ponders while returning his warhammer to its loop. "I've grown accustomed to not sleeping much these last few weeks. I will finish out Cross' watch for him."

I'm almost caught up, but have to step out. I'll be able to post in a few hours.

Question: Just confirming, the silver hammer is not affecting the creature, which is why Mira passed the iron sword to Pytor?

I've had some post-op issues. Not sleeping well at the moment and not too jolly, to say the least. Getting better, but hard to focus on reading or writing at the moment.