Narrhil part turns, trying to look two ways at once, he watches the worm for any signs of it becoming agitated, and readies once more. If the hounds were dead, they had die instantly without warning, creatures of heat, sometimes had vulnerabilities to cold.

He looks to Tillak, "Master Tillak, if you can hear me, prepare!"

As soon as the demon dogs are noticeable, Narrhil will shoot the wand down the crawl-space.

[1d20]=2

[1d20]=18

[Narrhil Morrtos: vs Hell Hound at crawl-way:
 Wand of Freezing: #9d4+9= 1 +3 +4 +3 +3 +1 +1 +2 +4 + 9 = 31.
Re-roll 1s 3d4 = 1 +4 +1 = 6
 Again: rolls 2d4 = 1 +4 = 5 and again rolls 1d4 = 3.

Total: 28+11 = 39.]

[Just for the Record, Narrhil was trying to Ready]

Ready Shooter: If a shooter enters combat with crossbow cocked, arrow nocked, or wand aimed, he can
discharge it before any other actions are taken, regardless of initiative results. Essentially this is a phase zero action. If more than one side has a ready shooter, the results are simultaneous or determined in order of highest dexterity. After this advanced combat action is executed, the phases of combat ensue as normal with no cost to the participating characters. This manoeuvre is available prior to the first round of combat alone and cannot be performed by surprized shooters. N.B.: Although a crossbowman can walk about the dungeon labyrinths with weapon cocked and loaded, a bowman will ruin his bow in short order if he makes a habit of keeping his bow drawn taut (not to mention how exhausting this can be).

[If you think, but they turned to stealth which seems to me they had not entered combat, so it resets?

I also expect the whole cellar to be covered in ice, and it hit the far wall and die?
Narrhil moves to the side at an angle, to see crawlspace].

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**[I stated this before attack]
As soon as the demon dogs are noticeable, Narrhil will shoot the wand down the crawl-space. 
[This to me is readying to attack?]

**[I had no idea wine racks were so solid, I presume they would have gaps between then, and as a 30 feet cone (that spreads to 10 feet wide) it would fill the room with ease? My idea of room (cellar) is 10 feet wide and 20 feet long?].

**[Heat Draining, even better once it fills the room, they loose every molecule of heat, sorted...]

** [The secret passageway (crawlspace) seems to be getting longer and longer, I thought it was filled with a block, is the block meant to be 2x2 by 5 feet long, how was it placed to close the chamber by the now dead priest (is it not heavy?), I presumed to have a clear view of the wine cellar to shoot cone, now it, what? 10 feet crawlspace?]

[Would you not think it was foolish for Narrhil to shoot a solid shelf. Wine rack as much as I know have gaps, perhaps to let the wine air, I not a big fan of such things...]

[He not leaving the worm in direct LOS, he moving out the way as he got 5 hp and does not want to die? As picture shows he can still see crawlspace and will (ready) to shot any hound crawling through it].

[Well this is how I perceive it:

Narrhil runs down stairs to trap Hell Hounds in a small area (opposed to being surround by them and eaten). 

Then traps then in a small room, that is by what I know is 10 x 20 feet. 

The cold will easy fill this space (as wand 30 ft long cone and 10 feet wide would easily fill the room).

Normal wine rack are easy to see through, and if not you should have took me.

He waited patiently till Hounds are in the room (presuming to be able to see their movement between shelves).

They also attack wolf corpse, which I had place in top corner, so it cannot move on its own.

And cold air (wand called Wand of Freezing for some reason, I presume will form ice?) will fill room covering every space in room, through every gap in wine racks shelves, and kill the Hell Hounds.

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I think the GM overestimates a 4th-level Cryomancer vs six Hell Hounds...

This is not half-a-dozen demented dachshunds, these are Hell Hounds and my cryomancer is only 4th-level with 11 hp, now 5, at present. Are you trying to end the game, or is it the dice rolls will decide syndrome?

** I can comprehend the wolves, winter wolves, Half-men/Beast-men (Vhuurmis?), the children skeletons, zombies and even a gigantic entity flying over the land dropping ice-globules, but I do not get hell hounds in the near Arctic tundra. You would think they would perish due to being creatures of heat and fire?

I fighting to the death, and I not bother if he dies, but you will not keep a game alive slaughtering the last adventurer because a WM chart said 2-8 Hell Hounds appear, and attack the lone adventurer, that has only 11 hp?

I fear once Narrhil is dead, I would create a 1st-level Cleric, and he walks out the door and must fight a Frost Giant because WM table roll indicated it.

It not balance to a normal fashion, but believe it or not that does not bother me, life is cruel and one cannot compete against 4 billion people pointing nukes at helpless newborns and win. But we keep fighting it, right, because how can we stop? I was determine to fight and win, using tactics and common sense to lure these creature into a well design trap, and with no thought of help from the worm, just kill them before they have a chance.

Still, since this is a game; I would not expect cert Level 1 Cleric (above) to toe to toe with cert Frost Giant, but I do expect it to happen in this game...]

[Well, we continue, but I will consider that new Cleric].

Narrhil readies to use the wand once more, he will not stand directing in front to shaft, but to the side. If a Hell Hound appears in the crawl-way, he will freeze its bones.

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