LOST TRAILS OOC
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Re: LOST TRAILS OOC
0
plus 12
combined the damage from two hits
plus 12
combined the damage from two hits
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Re: LOST TRAILS OOC
OUCH!
By my count Raen has two hit points left.
But that means he is able to act freely, despite getting clawed a couple of times.
It's all presumed to be luck used up, inconsequential scratches, 'flesh wounds', effort expended dodging blows, etc until you are down to the last few hit points, given the abstract nature of HP and damage in the game. Then the hits represent real injury. He's probably dirty, bloody, with torn robes, and wheezing after he spews out that spell formula. But he is now out of melee, behind armored guys, and can act with penalty.
move action complete
now standard action, cast spell
Longarms
save 1
0
save 2
1
Kat save (she's flanking so she must be in close)
2
Alain was within 10 feet of both longarms, as per his spell use.
He must thus be within the edge of the 10 feet radius spread of glitterdust, unless it was not on the longarms closest to him and he falls just outside it.
I'll give that 1 in 3 chance to be fair.
1 or 2 on a 1d6= Alain must also save
1d6
4
save if he needs it:
3
The longboat is long, sure, but not that big... I rule that Theophilus and Tonio must also make saves.
Nobody else is in the area of effect (20 feet in a circle)
Okay, so Katrin was hit with glitterdust but made her saving throw. She is glowing but NOT blinded.
Alain was standing a little outside the area of effect and isn't hit by the spell.
Now for the two NPCs in the AoE
Tonio
5
Theophilus
6
Ooops!
By my count Raen has two hit points left.
But that means he is able to act freely, despite getting clawed a couple of times.
It's all presumed to be luck used up, inconsequential scratches, 'flesh wounds', effort expended dodging blows, etc until you are down to the last few hit points, given the abstract nature of HP and damage in the game. Then the hits represent real injury. He's probably dirty, bloody, with torn robes, and wheezing after he spews out that spell formula. But he is now out of melee, behind armored guys, and can act with penalty.
move action complete
now standard action, cast spell
Longarms
save 1
0
save 2
1
Kat save (she's flanking so she must be in close)
2
Alain was within 10 feet of both longarms, as per his spell use.
He must thus be within the edge of the 10 feet radius spread of glitterdust, unless it was not on the longarms closest to him and he falls just outside it.
I'll give that 1 in 3 chance to be fair.
1 or 2 on a 1d6= Alain must also save
1d6
4
save if he needs it:
3
The longboat is long, sure, but not that big... I rule that Theophilus and Tonio must also make saves.
Nobody else is in the area of effect (20 feet in a circle)
Okay, so Katrin was hit with glitterdust but made her saving throw. She is glowing but NOT blinded.
Alain was standing a little outside the area of effect and isn't hit by the spell.
Now for the two NPCs in the AoE
Tonio
5
Theophilus
6
Ooops!
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Re: LOST TRAILS OOC
I will make a call for RocEtr because it's been a week of real time. The guy has real-life time demands.
casts SWORD
move and power attack
0
Nope.
Must be the glitterdust.
But he is in position to do a full attack action next round, and with one of the longarms now blinded.
casts SWORD
move and power attack
0
Nope.
Must be the glitterdust.
But he is in position to do a full attack action next round, and with one of the longarms now blinded.
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Re: LOST TRAILS OOC
NPC actions: withdraw.
That's a full round action. They hop out of the boat, the sighted helping the blind, and get away from combat as quickly as they can. Splash, splash.
That's a full round action. They hop out of the boat, the sighted helping the blind, and get away from combat as quickly as they can. Splash, splash.
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Re: LOST TRAILS OOC
Adam will coorect me if I have made a bad assumption, but I'll guess based on Benn's usual tactics that Benn would cast a spell to help out in combat without getting close enough that the monsters can attack him.
Spiritual weapon?
If Adam doesn't object...
attack roll
0
LOL
No bad effect, just not a hit.
But it's going to still be around next round and for some time after, and he can keep rolling and still do other actions. The weapon will keep whacking away at its designated target until he directs it to do otherwise.
That should be everybody.
Round 2
Blind Longarms attacks Sir Clive on a 1-4 or its fellow monster on a 5-6
1
Spiritual weapon?
If Adam doesn't object...
attack roll
0
LOL
No bad effect, just not a hit.
But it's going to still be around next round and for some time after, and he can keep rolling and still do other actions. The weapon will keep whacking away at its designated target until he directs it to do otherwise.
That should be everybody.
Round 2
Blind Longarms attacks Sir Clive on a 1-4 or its fellow monster on a 5-6
1
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Re: LOST TRAILS OOC
Attack, full
claw
claw
bite
0
1
2
Now let's see about that 50% concealment.
3
low= miss
It hits across the board
total of 3d6 plus 15 to its buddy
4
20 points
Its fellow will do a full round attack on it, ignoring Sir WhiffleBat for now.
5
6
7
bit for 8 plus 3
and rends, too
9 plus 9
claw
claw
bite
0
1
2
Now let's see about that 50% concealment.
3
low= miss
It hits across the board
total of 3d6 plus 15 to its buddy
4
20 points
Its fellow will do a full round attack on it, ignoring Sir WhiffleBat for now.
5
6
7
bit for 8 plus 3
and rends, too
9 plus 9
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Re: LOST TRAILS OOC
Kat can sneak attack the blinded one
0
Nope, not this round. But flanking with Sir Clive and with one foe blind, she's bound to get another stab at it.
0
Nope, not this round. But flanking with Sir Clive and with one foe blind, she's bound to get another stab at it.
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Re: LOST TRAILS OOC
Sir Clive full round attack on the blinded one
power attack
0
1
Oh boy....
Lemme look up his damage with a full-on power attack and the big headtaking sword.
power attack
0
1
Oh boy....
Lemme look up his damage with a full-on power attack and the big headtaking sword.
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Re: LOST TRAILS OOC
3d6 plus 24 twice
and one hit may be a crit
crit confirm
0
Yep. Blindness made the difference.
Crit damage first
1
59 points for that
plus another hit for
2 plus 24
31
So 90 points of damage.
BTFO
and one hit may be a crit
crit confirm
0
Yep. Blindness made the difference.
Crit damage first
1
59 points for that
plus another hit for
2 plus 24
31
So 90 points of damage.
BTFO
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Re: LOST TRAILS OOC
And now he gets a cleave attack.
0
same weapon and same attack bonus, so power attack
1 plus 24
32 points
0
same weapon and same attack bonus, so power attack
1 plus 24
32 points
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Re: LOST TRAILS OOC
Benn's spiritual weapon
0
Hits.
1
plus 2
That brings it up to 40 damage this round, not counting the fire damage from Alain last round...
0
Hits.
1
plus 2
That brings it up to 40 damage this round, not counting the fire damage from Alain last round...
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Re: LOST TRAILS OOC
Based on recent communictions with LordSkybolt and on consideration of not blasting allies
magic missile
auto hits
0plus 7
warmage edge adds to the spell once, not to each missile
18 points
40+18= 58
plus 18 from last round's fire burst comes to 76
And another down.
There's one left and it was focused on Rowan. Now, though, it will forgo the easy meal and chase after Alain.
It rapidly approaches and stops just as it has him in reach but before it enters his threatened squares. Reach.
One claw attack
1
magic missile
auto hits
0plus 7
warmage edge adds to the spell once, not to each missile
18 points
40+18= 58
plus 18 from last round's fire burst comes to 76
And another down.
There's one left and it was focused on Rowan. Now, though, it will forgo the easy meal and chase after Alain.
It rapidly approaches and stops just as it has him in reach but before it enters his threatened squares. Reach.
One claw attack
1
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Re: LOST TRAILS OOC
Alain is unharmed.
Let's see:
Alain acted in round 2
Ditto Sir Clive and Kat
Two of three monsters slain.
Benn gets an action. His spiritual weapon is up, so I'm assuming he would now use a move action to redirect it to help Alain against the remaining enemy, attacks to begin next round. That leaves him another move action or a standard action. I'm going to assume he tries to rescue Rowan now that the big nasty monster isn't right on top of her. He can use his other move action to get to her side. Nobody else is in a position to act as quickly to save her from drowning or bleeding out, assuming she's still alive.
Raen gets an action.
Klokulf gets an action. The player asked about spiritual weapon.
Okay, fine.
0
Not a hit. But the longarms will have two spiritual weapons attacking it next round. These things float and are tiny so this isn't too crowded.
NPCs actions are to seek a hiding place/secure the boat.
Let's see:
Alain acted in round 2
Ditto Sir Clive and Kat
Two of three monsters slain.
Benn gets an action. His spiritual weapon is up, so I'm assuming he would now use a move action to redirect it to help Alain against the remaining enemy, attacks to begin next round. That leaves him another move action or a standard action. I'm going to assume he tries to rescue Rowan now that the big nasty monster isn't right on top of her. He can use his other move action to get to her side. Nobody else is in a position to act as quickly to save her from drowning or bleeding out, assuming she's still alive.
Raen gets an action.
Klokulf gets an action. The player asked about spiritual weapon.
Okay, fine.
0
Not a hit. But the longarms will have two spiritual weapons attacking it next round. These things float and are tiny so this isn't too crowded.
NPCs actions are to seek a hiding place/secure the boat.
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Re: LOST TRAILS OOC
Alhoon made it clear his guy would seek cover.
I will assume the second round continues that.
He can get ashore and find a fallen tree to hide behind, no rolls needed.
This means we are good for round 3.
ROUND 3
The last of the longarms
full attack on Alain
0
1
2
I will assume the second round continues that.
He can get ashore and find a fallen tree to hide behind, no rolls needed.
This means we are good for round 3.
ROUND 3
The last of the longarms
full attack on Alain
0
1
2
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Re: LOST TRAILS OOC
Good thing he has stupidly high AC., All missed.
Alain is within reach. Casting a spell will provoke an AoO.
I will assume he risks that, based on my recent conversation with Skybolt about this fight and which tactics and spells he would use.
He can do an AoO spell without risking a hit to any ally if he does it now. Burning hands.
reflex save
0
Nope. Takes full damage
1 plus 6
20 points
Now the two spiritual weapons
2
3
Naw, but they look cool.
Assuming Sir Clive uses a move action to close to melee and the and standard to attack once.
He risks the AoO
AoO first
4
possible crit
5
Not a crit
6
9 points which hardly scratches the armor of a fighter of his level.
H'es just lost a bit of that battle luck, eh?
His attack on the longarms
7
Hits with PA
8
plus 24
52 points done to the monster so far in round 3.
EDIT
CORRECTION
No second AoO. Monster already made one and lacks combat reflexes. SIR Clive takes no damage.
Katrin flank, SA, continuing her declared actions, just with a new target:
9
plus 3 weapon finesse
plus 5 base attack
plus 2 flanking/backstab
18
a hit
10
plus 1 magic
17 points.
It's down.
Alain is within reach. Casting a spell will provoke an AoO.
I will assume he risks that, based on my recent conversation with Skybolt about this fight and which tactics and spells he would use.
He can do an AoO spell without risking a hit to any ally if he does it now. Burning hands.
reflex save
0
Nope. Takes full damage
1 plus 6
20 points
Now the two spiritual weapons
2
3
Naw, but they look cool.
Assuming Sir Clive uses a move action to close to melee and the and standard to attack once.
He risks the AoO
AoO first
4
possible crit
5
Not a crit
6
9 points which hardly scratches the armor of a fighter of his level.
H'es just lost a bit of that battle luck, eh?
His attack on the longarms
7
Hits with PA
8
plus 24
52 points done to the monster so far in round 3.
EDIT
CORRECTION
No second AoO. Monster already made one and lacks combat reflexes. SIR Clive takes no damage.
Katrin flank, SA, continuing her declared actions, just with a new target:
9
plus 3 weapon finesse
plus 5 base attack
plus 2 flanking/backstab
18
a hit
10
plus 1 magic
17 points.
It's down.
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