Curse of the Witch-King OOC
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Re: Curse of the Witch-King OOC
We'll do another round and then others should be entering the scene.
Baddies
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full for that one
partial, needs to move to catch Kat
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Baddies
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full for that one
partial, needs to move to catch Kat
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Re: Curse of the Witch-King OOC
1d4 +1 on sailor
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Guy remains on his feet but is backpedaling now.
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Guy remains on his feet but is backpedaling now.
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Re: Curse of the Witch-King OOC
With the surprise rounds and first round out of the way, Alain and Klokulf can now act.
They had awakened and Alain donned armor.
They had awakened and Alain donned armor.
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Re: Curse of the Witch-King OOC
Did i attack on the first round?
take this for first or second whichever:
Feint: 0 +13
Attack: 1 +10
Damage: 2 +1 plus 3 if the feint worked
take this for first or second whichever:
Feint: 0 +13
Attack: 1 +10
Damage: 2 +1 plus 3 if the feint worked
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Re: Curse of the Witch-King OOC
Rather than pull on a full suit of studded leather armor, Klokulf will cast shield of faith (so AC 13, Touch 13, Flat-footed 12). Then he will pull out his morningstar.ewancummins wrote:With the surprise rounds and first round out of the way, Alain and Klokulf can now act.
They had awakened and Alain donned armor.
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Re: Curse of the Witch-King OOC
Alain will cast Fist of Stone* spell as standard action and then pulls his MW CI dagger as move action as he moves to leave the cabin, keeping a look out for baddies as he does so .
*The spell is cast on the his left hand, while the dagger is in his right hand and lasts 1 minute . Fist of Stone gives Boost to strength to that hand and Slam attack for that hand . So for Alain that is 18 strength for attack rolls,Grapple checks,or breaking and crushing things . Damage is 1D6+6 total for one slam attack per round max . Attack bonus to hit is +8 to hit with Slam attack . Dagger Melee +6 to hit/1d4+1 damage MW Cold Iron Dagger . Alain will do one or the other in melee but not both . His fist does not look any different and remaining as flexible as before . Sneak attack damage for when he can do so is +2d6 added to damage of either melee or spell damage as warranted for attack roll spells .
*The spell is cast on the his left hand, while the dagger is in his right hand and lasts 1 minute . Fist of Stone gives Boost to strength to that hand and Slam attack for that hand . So for Alain that is 18 strength for attack rolls,Grapple checks,or breaking and crushing things . Damage is 1D6+6 total for one slam attack per round max . Attack bonus to hit is +8 to hit with Slam attack . Dagger Melee +6 to hit/1d4+1 damage MW Cold Iron Dagger . Alain will do one or the other in melee but not both . His fist does not look any different and remaining as flexible as before . Sneak attack damage for when he can do so is +2d6 added to damage of either melee or spell damage as warranted for attack roll spells .
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Re: Curse of the Witch-King OOC
creature
move and attack
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move and attack
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Re: Curse of the Witch-King OOC
very closeewancummins wrote:creature
move and attack
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Oh, and I seem to have deleted teh latest update for Alain, LordSkybolt. The sheet I have doesn't show his prestige class. resend, please.
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Re: Curse of the Witch-King OOC
Alain
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Re: Curse of the Witch-King OOC
slam 0plus 6
Knocks him on his backside and clears the way.
Klokulf attack
m star
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swish
Knocks him on his backside and clears the way.
Klokulf attack
m star
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swish
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Re: Curse of the Witch-King OOC
ROUND THREE
Party and sailors versus the finned raiders melee on open deck in rain
Assumed action for Alain, light spell because he needs to see and so does Klokulf. Ditto the sailors.
Kat flanking with sailor
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Party and sailors versus the finned raiders melee on open deck in rain
Assumed action for Alain, light spell because he needs to see and so does Klokulf. Ditto the sailors.
Kat flanking with sailor
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Re: Curse of the Witch-King OOC
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Re: Curse of the Witch-King OOC
Klokulf m star
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Re: Curse of the Witch-King OOC
creatures full attacks
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