Quest Level: 15

Format: PBP, Owlbear

Expected Duration: 2-4 hours

Prebuffs: Two free prebuff (1 hour or more) & 1 potion.

Difficulty: Medium

A monk requests your help in achieving a state of absolute zen, despite warnings a raid is bound to happen upon his temple at the time he'll be within a complete state of focus. He needs someone to defend him while he meditates, and keep the proverbial blade from his throat.

*DM Table Rules:*

Superheroes: Super Heroic Inspiration (Aka ones given by the DM) can be used for a bit more than usual. You may redeem one to turn an attack into a guaranteed hit critical, to cast a spell (up to 7th level) without using a spell slot, or to instantly get back up while unconscious with half your max HP.

Grab 'em!: 2014 Grapple rules. When attempting to grapple something, you may use Athletics OR Acrobatics. Not just to escape, but to initiate as well.

There's Enough Advantage: No flanking

Drink 'em!: Potions are a BA, but subclass features such as Fast Hands or Potion Saddle make them a free action.

Spin the Wheel: Natural 1's always fail, and Natural 20's always succeed. Even if the DC is 5000. (For ability checks only)

Off Table Fighting: Only PVP away from the table is allowed. Nothing beyond very mild disagreements, or you both get ejected from my table.

Know Your Shit: Know how to play your character. Know how to use your abilities. I do not play your character. I might not know whether you can use something or not, and I won't remind you what you can do in every situation all the time.

Friends Forever: Have a summon? A familiar? A Knight Fellowship plate? I'd prefer if you put them in initiative together with you as a group, even if their ability or descriptor says they roll their own. If you insist otherwise that's fine, but please don't clog up initiative order too much.

The Indomitable Human Spirit: There is always a way to win my quests, and not just through combat. If the situation seems impossible or too hard, get creative and look for an alternative solution. Think outside the box.