Birthright 2: Promises to Keep OOC

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Re: Birthright 2: Promises to Keep OOC

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VARRUS can post and I'll edit if need be.

For now, on to next round, to keep this fight moving.


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MC hammer withdraws and tries to free his lady love from her thorny bier.

Plowing into it with a crazy shield rush.

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Petty effective.
But he still has to make a saving throw to avoid being entangled himself.

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Failed but only just barely.

He's stuck for now.
But being extremely strong, he might be able to tear free. Not this round, though.
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CORAMC shots

Being unable to dodge much, she's easier to hit. Not defenseless, but easier to hit.


She begins transforming...

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Hits once to effect.

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She's turning into a fox. But the entangle effect is still on and she failed her save, so this isn't necessarily getting her loose.
It does make her smaller and harder to hit.
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I'm going to speed all this up.

Cormac has nine rounds of free shooting. He's used two,.

Here are the other rolls.

As per his instructions, he will give her a chance to surrender.

I need to see what kind of damage she 'staking.
And how many arrows he uses up before the spell runs out.
His men can give him more arrows, of course and pick up any that haven't been brown but were fired.

I'll say he thus has just enough to fire all his shots available. That's about twenty plus a few he fired before.


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total of 4d6 +4 to her, in fox form

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Arrow damage noted and added to sprit wolf damage from earlier-- she's hurt byut not down.
Lots of grazing shots. The roots and such the entangled zone give her some protection now that she has shrunk to fox form.

That 1 hits the armored guy by accident.
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Hits mail part of armor. No obvious damage. He's no wimp.
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Given these are not full opn trees, but bushes, weeds, roots, grass-- the boar knight can try using his exceptional STR to tear loose in all thes epassing rounds.

bend bars/lift gates

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But he fails, and is held fast, watching in horror as the eeeeeevil druid fires arrows into his paramour.
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I'm assuming NPCs , afraid this maniac will get loose, fire arrows and hurl stones at him.

Not smart to get close, or they could get entangled, too.


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EDIT- In light of Adaam's PC ordering Ned and Hob to pull off this and instead set up a grab for the fox, and Brock's post about action, I'm re-reading rolls as Renn's shots, after movement.
Net result is the same, but Renn is the one doing the damage, plus a rock hurled by Gatt.
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