LOST TRAILS OOC
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If no one else can stop our quarry by the time Klokulf's turn comes around again, he'll send dancing lights to circle the runner and try bluffing to make the lad think the lights will kill him if he continues to flee.
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I think we have lost initiative, the way it is described and the lad is already inside the ruins.
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If someone other than Klokulf wants to nab/attack the boy as he enters the ruins, it can happen now.alhoon wrote:I think we have lost initiative, the way it is described and the lad is already inside the ruins.
The party has the initiative, but I interrupted the ordinary sequence because Klokulf's sudden lunge and grab was rather a surprise.
Given that he possesses a certain feat, Sir Clive could certainly stride forward and attack as the boy scrambles for safety of the ruined walls.
Or at least move close and attack any foe that presents itself.
Based on my last communication from the player, I will advance the scene (a FB message. I've killed FB to save time for writing,. but I am not pulling the plug on the game!).
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Actions for other PCs?
Stand and wait is an action, too.
Stand and wait is an action, too.
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Klokulf will attempt to rebuke the undead creatures.
Turning Check: +6
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10 total---Klokulf can rebuke undead of up to 5 HD this time.
Turning Damage: 1.5*(2d6+12)
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Klokulf can rebuke up to 26 HD (assuming I round 25.5 up) worth of undead.
Turning Check: +6
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10 total---Klokulf can rebuke undead of up to 5 HD this time.
Turning Damage: 1.5*(2d6+12)
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Klokulf can rebuke up to 26 HD (assuming I round 25.5 up) worth of undead.
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Raen will delay action, waiting to see if there's need for him to do something.
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Kat will try and support her companions, waiting for the enemies to engage, then flanking them, using tumble not to get flanked herself!
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0kintire wrote:Kat will try and support her companions, waiting for the enemies to engage, then flanking them, using tumble not to get flanked herself!
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sneak attack does not apply (not without certain special feats or magic)
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Sorry. Busy week.
Casting Divine Power. Walk to engage one of the creatures (hopefully in a way so that the fight remains one-on-one.
Casting Divine Power. Walk to engage one of the creatures (hopefully in a way so that the fight remains one-on-one.
"Of course," Benn mutters, "It would be a damned shame if we ever knew what the hell was actually going on."
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Also, I'm gonna guess Religion for identifying these critters.
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"Of course," Benn mutters, "It would be a damned shame if we ever knew what the hell was actually going on."
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Walking dead, probably created by necromantic magic and either mindless or dim-witted.Adam wrote:Also, I'm gonna guess Religion for identifying these critters.
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It's likely that their controller or master lurks nearby, unless perhaps these creatures were set in place as guards and ordered to attack anyone who entered the central ruin.
There's no sign they attacked that creepy kid, though...
Given Klokulf's previous impressive demonstration of power over the undead, back in the dungeons under the Grim Bastion (in Benn's lost homeworld), one might find it somewhat surprising that his attempt to rebuke these monsters failed utterly. Yet it did fail. They may be stronger than the common sort of what Sourangien lore calls 'zombis' or else some dark magical force may have protected them against the Lawgiver's power.
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Adam wrote:Sorry. Busy week.
Casting Divine Power. Walk to engage one of the creatures (hopefully in a way so that the fight remains one-on-one.
Benn can move to one of the two gaps in the walls in the SW corner of the map. Sir Clive and Katrin are double-teaming a monster in the other gap.
This positioning may help keep Benn from getting surrounded and swarmed, at least for a while.
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Re: LOST TRAILS OOC
so far, round 1 (of the actual fight)
Klokulf move on map, rebuke attempt (failed)
Sir Clive: move and attack HTH
Katrin: move and attack HTH flanking/rear
Benn: move and cast spell (divine power)
Alhoon: delay...
Alain: ? action/s not yet declared
Periele(NPC): move and take cover/get behind concealment
Klokulf move on map, rebuke attempt (failed)
Sir Clive: move and attack HTH
Katrin: move and attack HTH flanking/rear
Benn: move and cast spell (divine power)
Alhoon: delay...
Alain: ? action/s not yet declared
Periele(NPC): move and take cover/get behind concealment
Delight is to him- a far, far upward, and inward delight- who against the proud gods and commodores of this earth, ever stands forth his own inexorable self.
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