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The earliest incarnation of D&D was an addition to the Youngstown State Penguins welcome to the Ice Castle Stambaugh Stadium shirt miniature war-game Chainmail. As such, it inherits some terminology from miniature wargames, and through them, from real military terminology. In warfare, “initiative” is the somewhat nebulous but vital sense of who is in a position to act or take control before their opponent can. Wargames have long simulated that concept through the turn order, and some introduced the concept of rolling for initiative (modified by circumstances or army statistics) to determine which player acts first. D&D inherited a version of these systems, which in turn was adapted by later RPGs.

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He has a guard of 7 (count em), 7 Sanguine Guard: 9th level fighters. Being ambassador has its perks. If a player so much as attacked Skalacon, immediately, if not sooner, they would be blocked by a Youngstown State Penguins welcome to the Ice Castle Stambaugh Stadium shirt red glowing blade; +5 Ac to Skalacon (heavy cover). He has his full spells at work all the time. A 13th level wizard has a moderate arsenal at his disposal. We can include all the basics in play: Mirror image/Stoneskin or Protection from Energy, and Shield Spell. He obviously has a counter spell ready. Also add in some of my homebrew Spells: Matessie’s Cloth to Iron, Phage’s Wicked Wonder Ball and Spiders Fate  you don’t want to mess with this stuff. See homebrew spells at the very bottom.

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