RAVENLOFT: The One That Got Away OOC

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Check Result: 20
I can affect undead up to 8 HD
Damage: 28.5 (don't know which way I am supposed to round that)
Affected undead will cower (+2 to attacks against them) for 10 minutes.
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ALL REBUKED
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And that's why resting here sounds a bad idea. Not that making things worse sounds better, just saying.

So, everything is rebuked and the corpses jump into hell? Or they run to the corners of the room?
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Cowering



http://www.d20srd.org/srd/conditionSummary.htm#cowering

Not fleeing, just groveling before the awful might of the LAWGIVER.
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Instructions from RocEtr=


cleeeeeaaaave

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confirm

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nice to have that effective plus two from them cowering...
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great cleaves

two in reach

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20 enemies, approx...

-8 from fireburst

-3 from cleaving action

9 left in view, still cowering....for now.
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Dorgio, seeing they are cowering before the other cleric's channeling, will attack one in melee rather than risk messing things up with a turn attempt.

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