Re: session re****t

Justin Fang <justinf@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Gary Johnson:

> >IIRC, one of the reasons it's supposed to be "okay" to have such 
> >powerful summoned creatures is that a summoned creature can be sent 
> >away with spells like dismissal and dispel magic <snip>
>
> Except that the angels in question were from a Greater Planar Ally 
> spell, which calls, not summons, creatures.

Fair enough - I'm surprised the Balors didn't have any luck with blasphemy

(they have a 55% chance of overcoming the Planetar's spell resistance, and

if they do the Planetar is paralysed, weakened and dazed), but I guess 
that's just how the dice fall.

We're facing a similar decision in the last part of SCAP - we're about to 
go face off against the last set of big bads, and we're trying to decide 
whether or not to gate in a Solar. We figure we'll get back the GP 
"donated to a church of the Solar's choice" from the treasure of the first

big bad we defeat, and then the rest is gravy. :-)

Cheers,

Gary Johnson
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