LOST TRAILS OOC

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Re: LOST TRAILS OOC

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Init
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+6

If the creature is close enough, Clive will move and attack.

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damage
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Cool.

I'll wait a bit just to see if anyone does anything that might preempt that. But Clive saw it first.
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Apologies for my prolonged absence! I thought I have informed you here but apparently not:
I am away for meetings about a research project and have little access to internet. This will continue for a few days. I'll try to catch up quickly.
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Alrighty...

It reaches the door at starts making a big racket.

Then Sir Clive closes and quiets that...
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ROUND TWO


Creatures swarm in through doors, attacking on three sides.

But the party is obviously not surprised, and everybody but Sir Clive gains the benefit of a readied action (from round 1), if he likes.


Two move and attack Clive


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1

Pathetic.

Benn, crossbow, readied shot
(on one closer to him, not shooting into Clive's melee)

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Hits.

3
The bolt passes through without seeming to harm the creature in the least.
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Which tends to confirm that these guys resist piercing attacks. Better to chop, burn, bash 'em. Electricity was also a flop, in the last fight with the green men.
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Sir Clive

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1
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the (relatively) smaller sword, I see from that previous post..

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1

can cleave on a third coming through

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3

and a biug fat plus 10 to each damage

Three more down, for a total of four dropped in two rounds.

The rest of the party sees about twenty coming through doors with spears, spades, pieces of furniture...
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Because there were held actions last round and forewarning, the rest of the party (everybody but Benn and Sir Clive) may now act if it is something you could accomplish in a single round.

If you prefer to wait and go AFTER the monsters close, feel free.
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On having that amount a warning grabs Scythe out of his bag and preparess to Cast Whilrling balde and through one of the doors if they are openned by baddies .

His attack roll is
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+7 from other sources .
Damage is Scythe Damage +3

Probly missed with that so after it attacks the Scythe comes back into his hand .
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Can I catch part of the horde that comes through with a web? Raen will try to block two out of three sides if possible. He plans to leave out of the web the entrance\exit where Clive had cleaved part of greenies.
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alhoon wrote:Can I catch part of the horde that comes through with a web? Raen will try to block two out of three sides if possible. He plans to leave out of the web the entrance\exit where Clive had cleaved part of greenies.
You can definitely web up one doorway. What's your area of effect?
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Anyway, ALain is shooting an animate sickle through one door, so I will assume you won't web that and interfere/block his blade from returning. Unless you state otherwise...
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Klokulf will unsheathe his morningstar, then cast ghost sound to create menacing roars, trying to frighten the green men into disarray. His base Intimidate skill is +4.
He will also try and make sure his prisoner does not slip away or get stolen.
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http://www.d20srd.org/srd/spells/web.htm


Oh, yeah, that will nicely web up one door and even catch some who have run through a bit faster.

This reduces the horde by a third, at least for right now.
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reflex

All gummed up, poor little dudes.
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