RAVENLOFT: The One That Got Away OOC

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Re: RAVENLOFT: The One That Got Away OOC

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She spots something. Will include in IC, and let player do whatever she likes with the info.
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Re: RAVENLOFT: The One That Got Away OOC

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TOP OF THE NEW ROUND


Enemy casts spell to GTFO.

But Benn's right up on him. Benn gets AoO.

Dorgio spot check

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Re: RAVENLOFT: The One That Got Away OOC

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Dorgio spots a raven flapping around the dungeon hall, very near the enemy caster.

Raven's don't normally hang out this far underground.

Dorgio attacks it.

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Big miss.
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Re: RAVENLOFT: The One That Got Away OOC

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AoO

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Damage 1 + 3
"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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that hits!
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Concentration check to keep spell he's casting

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DC was 20.

He came pretty close to making it.

But horsehoes and fireballs...


Result= spell disrupted.
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Assuming Benn uses full attack, I'll roll for you, Adam.

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OUCH

Benn's beating him up.



Then Raen's summoned swarm appears.

Spiders, I suppose? Raen might be a bit spooked by summoning rats, considering recent events, eh?

I'll edit if the player likes.

They may appear around and behind the guy, as that way they aren't attacking Benn or Dorgio.

Fort save for dude in swarm/spider drop zone

distraction /nausea effect

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he saves.

But he has to make an immediate fear check , DC 8, to avoid the jump back and brush off spiders reaction

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Keeps his cool.

But he already tried a spell and flubbed it.
Now going to try to skedaddle, outrunning Benn, who has already had an AoO.

Move action takes him 30 feet.
(He can't do a full round withdraw or flee action, because he already tried a spell)

Spiders pursue at a lower move rate, but covering a ten foot area.

He's ending his round near the edge of the spiders.

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27 damage total
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Re: RAVENLOFT: The One That Got Away OOC

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Spiders are fine. Sting! STIIIING!
Now, as for other things... what's left to fight? Kat goes after the JM? If there are other things there that Raen can hit with the at-will lighting without hitting his fellows, he will do that. Else, he will ... try to close the portal? Somehow? Grabbing the wizard and throwing him in I guess.
Or a planes \ arcana check?
Nah, throwing the wizard to hell seems better. Do the spiders bite Raen if he reaches in the swarm?

If yes: He will warn Ben to be ready and then send the swarm nearby so that Ben can grapple the wizard with a readied action.
If no: Raen will grab the wizard, spiders and all, and attempt to throw him in the portal next round. At the 2nd round, while trying to tackle the wizard in the portal, he will ask people to steal his component pouch or something.

If the wizard somehow moves out of the swarm: Grab him or send the spiders after him and then grab him.
All in all, Raen's goal (if there are no enemies) is: Wizard ~> gate.
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Re: RAVENLOFT: The One That Got Away OOC

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ewancummins wrote:233525:0
+6

combined damaged
Divine power makes the weapon count as 2 size categories larger, so it should be 2d6 per hit, I think.
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Re: RAVENLOFT: The One That Got Away OOC

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Assuming no special action from Armored Swordsman , who has no standing , obvious foes/targets in view....


NEW ROUND

As cloaked figure was not in fight, and Kat spotted him trying to sneak away



new init


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cloaked figure

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Re: RAVENLOFT: The One That Got Away OOC

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PCs may act.

BENN AND DORGIO DO NOT see the guy in the cloak, sneaking away.

THEY ARE IN THE HALL WATCHING A WIZARD GET BITTEN A LOT BY SWARMING SPIDERS.
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