RAVENLOFT: The One That Got Away OOC

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Re: RAVENLOFT: The One That Got Away OOC

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RocEter wrote:I will wait to post in IC, just in case he drops the one he attacked. If he did, cleave time.

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He dropped it.

Cleave away.
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0

+6 to hit

If he hits.

1

+20 damage
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Re: RAVENLOFT: The One That Got Away OOC

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RocEter wrote:233481:0

+6 to hit

If he hits.

233481:1

+20 damage
TOASTED IT.

You feel free to describe.
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Note that one more stands very close at hand, and so is vulnerable to great cleave.

But the other one stands on the opposite side of Alain, and is out of your reach for now.

Not our of Alain's reach, though.
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So great cleave action?

If so...

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+20 damage
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RocEter wrote:So great cleave action?

If so...

233484:0

+6 to hit

233484:1

+20 damage
VERY DEAD
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POWERRR ATTTTTAAAAAAAAACK
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cure light wounds

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Re: RAVENLOFT: The One That Got Away OOC

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ewancummins wrote:TOP OF THE NEXT ROUND

enemy caster does a spell.
Is Raen aware, can he dispel it? Is it too late? I just opened the game. I think it happened while we were hit.
Raen, not sure what the fiend is doing killing lemures (I assume he recognizes lemures as fiends) just goes for the caster. Magic missile on the wizard the moment he starts speaking \ spellcasting again (Raen waits).
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He can attempt a dispel magic casting, sure.

He's not aware of the casting when it happens--being healed, then getting up, getting his bearings.
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Next round.

His magic missiles just hit...

some kind of magical barrier. Total fizzle.


spellcraft


0

Good enough.

RAEN understands that the enemy spellcaster, whom he has now spotted, may have cast shield or else he's carrying some kind of item that protects him.
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Re: RAVENLOFT: The One That Got Away OOC

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SO...

ARMORED HUMANOID WITH BIG SWORD
move, and chop monsters!

KLOKULF
healing Kat


RAEN
cast magic missile--no effect
spellcraft rolls to figure out what enemy is doing

ALAIN?

BENN?

DORGIO?

KAT?
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With Brock still MIA, I'll answer the Dorgio bit.

He'll take advantage of the fact that Alain and the ARMORED HUMANOID are fighting the horrid fleshy lump-men, and scoot around with a double move, headed for the evil sorcerer.
Can't attack this round, but he can get close enough to threaten the guy's square, so that any retreat or casting at the top of the next round will provoke an AoO.
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Re: RAVENLOFT: The One That Got Away OOC

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What a ...
Well, we still have protection from evil. The fiends should have a tough time touching us. Except if that is different in Ravenloft \ 3.5 than I remember.

OK, next round Glitterdust on his face. If Raen is still standing that is. The guy has used an icestorm and a fireball. In all probability, there's more nuking to come.
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Re: RAVENLOFT: The One That Got Away OOC

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Protection from evil has a 1 foot radius around caster/target.

Did you mean magic circle against evil?

http://www.d20srd.org/srd/spells/magicC ... stEvil.htm


vs


http://www.d20srd.org/srd/spells/protectionFromEvil.htm


Raen can move within ten feet of Alain if he likes. That's not a threatened space.

Monsters haven't got a long reach.
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