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Well the game has certainly been a roller coaster. And I’m glad I was able to experience it. Here’s some things about this game and me: This game was in a lot of ways an experiment for me. This was my first time seriously playing 2nd edition (not counting computer games). This was my first game ever...

Sure; he'll follow them for now. Running low on -well everything- but especially invisiblity right now. Going with the party seems like a less dangerous prospect then wading through a crowd of draconians

As Haahqae released another arrow he was barely thinking about his target, falling into brewing over the hopelessness of this battle and how he was likely to get engulfed by another bout of fire or that a stray claw or tail swipe would end all of his ambitions and desires. But depressed as he may be...

(OoC: I'd love to apply some gnomish ingenuity; but most of it doesn't work on dragons and most of it was bleed dry before this fight, so I'm down to doing the same thing every round) Haahqae shoots two more arrows at the dragon. (OoC: Another 9.5% chance of Haahqae having contributed to the fight i...

Haahqae shoots at the dragon twice

Haahqae fires 2 more arrows at Inferno.

(OoC: With the bless spell over, it now doesn’t matter if Haahqae uses well placed shots into vulnerable parts or tries to bounce arrows off 2 walls before hitting the dragon in its little toe) Amidst the horror of the battlefield, Haahqae spies a way out, where he could slip away and vanish into th...

Seeing the one person lucky enough to land a shot on the dragon get incinerated completely and immediately gives Haahqae pause when he considers his course of action next. Instead he quickly mumbles "Thanks" and scurries to find a hiding spot where he can put on the bracers of probably-not...

Haahqae looks down at the items dumped infront of him. On one hand it’s fairly impressive that they survived the dragon breath. Certainly they’re enhanced with magical durability. But on the other hand none of them protected their previous wearers against the dragon’s breath; or they wouldn’t be dea...

Haahqae is, on principle, not a fan of burning down cities. Especially when he happens to be in said city. With the dragon taking to the air; it's not an easy target, but Haahqae has been known to make some difficult shots before. There's a number of spots on the dragon's belly and hide where Kendra...

Haahqae briefly considers if hitting the dragon with a pipe was going to be more effective then using his remaining flimsy swords that he doesn't know how to use all that well; and eventually decides that the major difficulty he's having is in penetrating the dragon's hard scales. In this; he draws ...

Searching for ways to not be useless in this encounter I noticed that the rules for Charge in the PHB make no mention of having to use a melee weapon or make a melee attack; and that it gives +2 to hit. I'm probably overlooking something; but if it's possible; an extra +2 to hit could triple Haahqae...

Haahqae lands a well placed strike on the dragon of the sort that should kill anything. Or at least any baaz, not so sure about a monster of this caliber. And… his weapon bounced off its scales like a dull wooden sword trying to cut through armor. Maybe you need a magical weapon to hurt a thing of t...

Doing some quick math my average dpr against the dragon (ignoring things like dragon fear) is 0.45. Which means it would take him about 60 rounds and 120 arrows to do as much damage as magnus did to the dragon on turn 1. I really don't feel like strait up attacking the thing is a useful thing for me...

This whole thing is a disaster; Why do dragons make everything worse? Possibly it’s their tendency towards killing indiscriminately and burning down entire cities without reason? How did the dragonarmy even survive this long? Perhaps if Haahqae can find a way out of this terrible situation he’ll fin...