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Yes, skip and take random damage rolls.

Yes, fast forward and automate turns.

No, keep going.

No, but kill off mooks anyway and replace with a higher level creature or two.

[Rolepgeek]

Wait what happened to the skeletal wolf I was engaged with?

[AlleeCat]

You were engaged with the one that was attacking Kyle, I believe. That one got frozen and shattered into pieces.

[Rolepgeek]

Ah. Well in that case.

[AlleeCat]

Man, I was going to update this during Christmas, when I actually had internet on my desktop, but then I got sidetracked with DA:I and then my computer started overheating and I didn't have a fan...

Anyway. I'll try to update when I can get some computer time today or tomorrow. Soon! I promise!

[Dwarmin]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7Zkun0tJc4

[My Name is Immaterial]

I should update my games. But Skyrim. But responsibilities. But Skyrim. But get to work you lazy bum. But Skyrim. Ad infinitum.

[My Name is Immaterial]

Gather Power

Once initiative has been rolled and a battle is underway, a sorcerer can spend a standard action to gather magical power, preparing themselves for casting a double-strength spell with their next standard action. Gathering power is loud and very noticeable.

Sorcerers who want to gather power before initiative has been rolled can go through the motions but won't get any benefit from the act.

When a sorcerer gathers power, it does not count as casting a spell; you can gather power without taking opportunity attacks.

In addition, because you spend your standard action to gather power, you generate a small magical benefit. Like many of your powers, this benefit is chaotic rather than perfectly reliable, so you must make a random check to see what benefit you get. Roll a d6 and consult the appropriate table below.

If you get a benefit that deals damage to enemies, you can choose the type of damage (cold, fire, lightning, or thunder).

Chaotic Benefit, Adventurer Tier (levels 1–4)

Roll (d6)   Effect
1-2   You gain a +1 bonus to AC until the start of your next turn.
3-4   Deal damage equal to your level to all nearby staggered enemies.
5-6   Deal damage equal to your level to one nearby enemy.

[AlleeCat]

Gathering power is loud and very noticeable.

Just like in DBZ!

In all seriousness, thanks. I'll complete the update now before I forget.

[My Name is Immaterial]

No problem.

[GiglameshDespair]

But he'll get spiky blond hair, spend five episodes updates charging, and then miss anyway. :v

[My Name is Immaterial]

In addition, because you spend your standard action to gather power, you generate a small magical benefit. Like many of your powers, this benefit is chaotic rather than perfectly reliable, so you must make a random check to see what benefit you get. Roll a d6 and consult the appropriate table below.

If you get a benefit that deals damage to enemies, you can choose the type of damage (cold, fire, lightning, or thunder).

Chaotic Benefit, Adventurer Tier (levels 1–4)

Roll (d6)   Effect
1-2   You gain a +1 bonus to AC until the start of your next turn.
3-4   Deal damage equal to your level to all nearby staggered enemies.
5-6   Deal damage equal to your level to one nearby enemy.

Ummmmm.

[AlleeCat]

Shit sorry. Hold up. Fixed. Done. Sorry.

[My Name is Immaterial]

Thanks!

[Dwarmin]

Ugh, what a grind of a battle.

We'll get all of them eventually!

[AlleeCat]

Sorry. That's kind of what happens in a level 1 fight. Most of your opponents are mooks and therefor have no special abilities to throw at you.