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Sure. He's down, if you wish.tarlyn wrote:Norzak can climb down with little difficulty I presume?
-GUYS INSIDE THE TOWER [Dorgio and Benn, also Buckman and Alain];
Benn certainly recognizes this woman.
Dorgio may be hidden by sheel wall of the stairwell, if that was you intention. He can spring out and attack from the flank.....if you wish.
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No need for a save....yet.Adam wrote:Was there a compulsion, or was she just telling me to put the crossbow down? Do I need to roll a save?
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I rolled a 20 for her initiative, so I kinda doubt y'all are going first.
Talk , fight, run away, do as you like. You may all act now: Benn, Dorgio, Alain.
Guys outside the tower-
you probably hear some indistinct shouting from within. If you make a listen check DC 18 you can make out that your pallies might be in trouble inisde the tower.
Talk , fight, run away, do as you like. You may all act now: Benn, Dorgio, Alain.
Guys outside the tower-
you probably hear some indistinct shouting from within. If you make a listen check DC 18 you can make out that your pallies might be in trouble inisde the tower.
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I rolled for you, Adam. Benn's hammer struck its target, alright.
Buckman just shot Benn in the side at point blank range. It was a confirmed crit [20, 19 before bonuses] 12 points damage.
Alain and Dorgio may act.
Anyone outisde the tower but nearby probably heard that pistol shot- no roll needed.
Buckman just shot Benn in the side at point blank range. It was a confirmed crit [20, 19 before bonuses] 12 points damage.
Alain and Dorgio may act.
Anyone outisde the tower but nearby probably heard that pistol shot- no roll needed.
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Ewan, would you let a heat metal spell target a single object a person is holding, or would the spell affect everything metal on that person? Also is Buckman carrying more than 1 pistol?
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I don't see why you couldn't target just one object, sure. Go ahead and do that, if you like.Brock Marsh Runoff wrote:Ewan, would you let a heat metal spell target a single object a person is holding, or would the spell affect everything metal on that person? Also is Buckman carrying more than 1 pistol?
And yes, he has a second pistol still tucked in his belt.
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Hmm, so I could either target the unloaded pistol, which probably isn't much use to Buckman now anyway, or the loaded pistol...hmm, all that hot metal and smokepowder probably wouldn't be good for any of us...
back to the drawing board
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FORT save, please.Brock Marsh Runoff wrote:Rolled an 18 for the attack. Let's hope this spear holds up better than the crossbow!
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Haha, dang, guess I should have been more careful with the wording on that "lunge." Rolled a 21 on the fort save. Thank god for that cloak of resistance; all those years of smoking haven't done wonders for his CON score.
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