Curse of the Witch-King OOC
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Re: Curse of the Witch-King OOC
Did I manage to put one down in the first round?
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Re: Curse of the Witch-King OOC
Two sailors slain or KOed
ROUND 4
Kintire, you can attack with flanking bonus from remaning sailor IF he doesn't bolt in terror
will save as morale check
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ROUND 4
Kintire, you can attack with flanking bonus from remaning sailor IF he doesn't bolt in terror
will save as morale check
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Re: Curse of the Witch-King OOC
Yes, but another couple came up. Ship is crawling with the buggers.kintire wrote:Did I manage to put one down in the first round?
I will post IC again in a bit.
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Re: Curse of the Witch-King OOC
Last sailor in that group holds fast, helping Kat.
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Re: Curse of the Witch-King OOC
baddies go first
moves to get Kat, risks AoO from sailor, denies Kat flanking/SA
AoO
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moves to get Kat, risks AoO from sailor, denies Kat flanking/SA
AoO
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Re: Curse of the Witch-King OOC
attack on Kat after move action
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Re: Curse of the Witch-King OOC
She dodges that.
Attacks on Klokulf and Alain
full
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Attacks on Klokulf and Alain
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Re: Curse of the Witch-King OOC
Klokulf nipped for
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Re: Curse of the Witch-King OOC
Alain's stupidly high AC helps a lot!
But not quite in this case
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But not quite in this case
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Re: Curse of the Witch-King OOC
Just scrapes at most. No crits
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Re: Curse of the Witch-King OOC
PCs and ally
Sailor
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Sailor
0 flanking
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Re: Curse of the Witch-King OOC
Nope
Kat standard
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Kat standard
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Re: Curse of the Witch-King OOC
Not even close.
Alain slam
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Alain slam
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Re: Curse of the Witch-King OOC
That's the one they hit before. All kinds of slammed and out of the fight.
Klokulf m star
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Klokulf m star
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