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lol, well the 17 did come first so that will work for the shot before r1 officially starts
but the 1 was still rolled, lol

Nocturno wrote: ↑Wed Apr 20, 2022 6:39 am Pyros will stand still and wind up his hoopak.
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Can I get approx ranges to the "active" ones?
He may plant it, or just wing it.

Longest shot in the room is probably under 60 ft, so short range no matter what

Exxxxccceeellllent! *Steepled Fingers*

ty mr burns

PPDM save pls

Oh Great lol.
PPDM Save: [1d20]=9

Pyros passes through the portal and finds himself standing on a cold stone floor, surrounded by fog. There is an eerie glow to the fog, but he cannot see any features through it in any direction except for the stone beneath his feet. He no longer feels Mira's invisible hand in his. As far as he can tell, he is utterly alone...

[So is our intrepid kender doing anything here?]

Ooops, dropped off lol

He is going to slowly move a couple feet forward, then light a torch.

Pyros' steps echo mutedly in the fog. he digs out a torch from his pack and strikes it alight. The flame sputters and flickers weakly in the damp fog, but remains lit. The additional light, however, provides him no further insight into the misty area around him

He will quip, "That's odd." Then take a deep breath.
"HULLLOOOO!!!?!!"
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It will be great if that happens as the rest come through.
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After bellowing, he will take the torch to the ground and inspect it, seeing if it is worked or natural stone.

Pyros bellows out his greeting, but is met with no response; not even an echo. Inspecting the ground at his feet it appears to be a natural cavern floor

Is his leg usable now? Or still too damaged?

He will poke about with his Hoopak, I think that is the longest stick he has.

If he doesn't feel anything like a drop off or wall around him, he will throw his torch back to where he was standing. Then light another.

[His leg is still partly withered, but he can limp along on it. Is he hobbling around while he pokes or staying in place]

Pyros pokes the stone with his hoopak, but nothing interesting happens

If he is still oriented Pyros will step back to where he was. Thinking back to being lost in the woods. He should stay where the others would know where he went.

This thinking will last at least 30 seconds. Till he finds something more interesting.

If he is unoriented he will light another torch, place it on the floor, then pick a random direction and move 5 ft.