LOST TRAILS OOC

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INIT

green 'men'

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the PCs

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The monsters are able to move into the window and door before combat begins but the PCs can take actions as they like before the creatures close to melee range.

ACTIONS?

Please note this is taking place in AREA 2 on the map I provided. Monsters coming from window over desk and through door from interior.
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Klokulf will throw a sound burst into the densest cluster of the creatures possible without hitting allies.
In subsequent rounds, my best option may be direct combat. Klokulf will draw his mace, but will not move to engage. He'll let them come to him.
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Wolfglide wrote:Klokulf will throw a sound burst into the densest cluster of the creatures possible without hitting allies.
In subsequent rounds, my best option may be direct combat. Klokulf will draw his mace, but will not move to engage. He'll let them come to him.

Okay, he can do that at the one's crowding through the doorway, by placing the epicenter behind and above them.

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Of the ones (near at hand, anyway...) pushing in through the interior doorway, one avoids being stunned. The others of that set are stunned for this round.

sonic damage

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Lord Sky-bolt said Alain would get ready for a possible attack with a 2nd level spell.'
I'll keep things flowing by assuming that's the first non-fiery spell on his list for that level
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(because I doubt the player would risk setting the building interior aflame while he and the party were all inside, unless things got really desperate...)
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flat footed foes in doorway (that's the closest bunch to his position and has line of sight) means he can sneak attack

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missed

Though that is still potentially nasty, as the ice knife bursts and does damage to foes nearby. They are mostly stunned and are bunched up close.
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save not needed
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damage

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base

add

wm edge
other
= kill
EDIT = It does hit one
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If KINTIRE does not object, I will assume her PC uses a sneak attack, since she can catch a foe flatfooted as it comes through the window.
She has no spells,but she does have a sword.
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sneak attack

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rapier

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Slay!

Sir Clive, assumed action (RocEter, let me know if I should edit)

Chopping the nearest one he can hit without catching an ally on the backswing

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Rolling is pointless. It's all kinds of compost.

Raen?

Benn?
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blast the planties coming from the door with the 3d6 lighting. This will probably be a good way to catch a couple.
Then move to distance himself from those entering, taking partial cover from furniture or big fighters.
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alhoon wrote:blast the planties coming from the door with the 3d6 lighting. This will probably be a good way to catch a couple.
Then move to distance himself from those entering, taking partial cover from furniture or big fighters.
A 20 foot line will catch three stunned ones in the doorway.

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That smarts.

Or it should.

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RAEN realizes
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these creatures are almost certainly either immune or resistant to electrical attacks
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Benn, presumed crossbow shoot at doorway
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Good enough to hit stunned.

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Okay, guys, this is enough that the part can pretty well see that electrical attacks and piercing damage don't do much to these creatures.
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