Davan's next move will be to heal either Void or Darv, whichever has lower health. He will heal the other one during the next round.
Each PC's Hp's are displayed next to their name and initiative in the round summaries. (current/max)
21 Morph (49/49) -- 5 move to G15, cast Slow on Elemental #1, #2 centered on A12
19 Void (36/42) Move to D9, charge/flying kick on Elemental #2 HIT for 18 damage before DR
19 Davan (43/66) 5 Move to F23, Cast Sanctuary
17 Darv (39/53) Cast Flame Strike on Elemental #3
16 Asenfel (43/53) Frightful Chain on Elemental #2 - #1 HIT both for 24 and 12 damage, Will Saves for both PASS
11 Dreadnought (61/102) 5 step to F22, ready action to attack Elemental #3 if it approaches within range
I noticed that, I just wanted to give ya the option that way I didn't have to post right as it became my turn. I didn't know who the elementals would attack, so I left it open.Sorta like a readied move, but different I will stop doing that if it's confusing or just not what you want.
I noticed that, I just wanted to give ya the option that way I didn't have to post right as it became my turn. I didn't know who the elementals would attack, so I left it open.Sorta like a readied move, but different I will stop doing that if it's confusing or just not what you want.
OK, just wanted to make sure you knew where the hp's were. I don't mind doing it either way, whichever way is best for your PC. You might want to specify which level of healing you are thinking about using as well, along with which spell you plan on dropping/converting to a healing spell.
Also, where/how are you tracking your spells - this is important for higher level PC's such as Davan.
Standing still of the roof of the common room, Morph moves as neccessary to keep away from the reach of the elemental, but still able to target with spells. He then speaks the arcane tongue, while bringing cups his hands together like he is holding an orb. As he removes his hands a small orb of fire hovers in the air, and with a nod of his head it flies towards the elemental nearby.
Void Tumbles to avoid the Elemental's attack (C7) and charge the Elemental that hovers near the high deck (B15) with a flying kick.
action
Tumble +14 to avoid AoO from the elemental near Void, charge the other elemental.
Using power attack (2 points): Attack +10. Dmg: 1d8+4 +1d12
Don't forget my Ki strike (unarmed attacks are treated as magic weapons for the purpose of dealing damage to creatures with damage reduction)
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Void Tumbles to avoid the Elemental's attack (C7) and charge the Elemental that hovers near the high deck (B15) with a flying kick.
action
Tumble +14 to avoid AoO from the elemental near Void, charge the other elemental.
Using power attack (2 points): Attack +10. Dmg: 1d8+4 +1d12
Don't forget my Ki strike (unarmed attacks are treated as magic weapons for the purpose of dealing damage to creatures with damage reduction)
If you charge the elemental, you'll have no where to land -- you'll basically land down the stairs in the main cabin, belowdecks. Just an FYI.
Asenfel stoically takes the blow from the elemental, although the force of the attack pushes him back through the air several feet. Gritting his teeth, he snarls words of fell power as he again lashes out with eldritch energy. "Grash, vel, ol-rut!"
30 Elemental #1 moves to C-17/16/15, attacks Asenfel HIT twice (one crit unconfirmed) for 18 damage after DR, AoO on Davan HIT for 7 damage
21 Morph (49/49) -- Cast Lesser Orb of Fire on Elemental #1 for 13 damage
19 Elemental #2 -- Slowed, Attack Dalwir once, HIT, destroying last image
19 Void (36/42) Move to D9, charge/flying kick on Elemental #1 HIT for 17 damage before DR
19 Davan (43/66) Move to D20, Cast Cure Moderate Wounds on Asenfel for 27 damage healed
17 Darv (39/53) Cast Snakes Swiftness, Mass Concentration Check FAIL, spell lost
16 Elemental #3 (Heavily Wounded) Move to H-22/21/20 attack Dreadnought 1 Hits for 5 damage after DR, destroyed by Dreadnought.
16 Asenfel (53/53) Frightful Chain on Elemental #2 - #1 HIT both for 19 and 9 damage, Will Saves: #2 PASS, #1 FAIL
13 Dalwir -- Draws wand, 4 new images appear
11 Dreadnought (56/102) 5 step to G22, ready Full attack on Elemental #3 3 HIT for 51 damage before DR
10 Lieutenant Feather-falling disappeared out of sight of the ship.
5 Crew (8) - #2, 7, 8 shoot crossbows one hit on Elemental #3 for 5 damage before DR
The elemental attacks Asenfel again, after hovering slightly closer to the human. Two fists of air connect with his chest, a gasp coming forth from him immediately afterwards.
Standing still of the roof of the common room, Morph moves as neccessary to keep away from the reach of the elemental, but still able to target with spells. He then speaks the arcane tongue, while bringing cups his hands together like he is holding an orb. As he removes his hands a small orb of fire hovers in the air, and with a nod of his head it flies towards the elemental nearby, disappearing within the massive creature.
On the back deck, the elementals movements have been hampered by the magicks of the warforged wizard. It forms a fist and slams it into him, but only succeeds in destroying another image of the captain.
Taking a quick look around him, he sees the other elemental hovering closer to the human warlock, he quickly executes a somersault backwards, followed by several powerful steps sending him surging forward, he then vaults off of the boxes laid upon the deck, now at full speed, he launches himself feet first towards the elemental, connecting soundly, before dropping down into the stairwell (Kick hit, slow fall to cabin)
Davan closes on the warlock, saying a prayer to the Host. His hand begins to glow with energy, that transfers and closes all his wounds with a simple touch. (Concentration Check Pass, Heal 27 damage with Cure Moderate Wounds, Sanctuary Will Check PASS by Elemental #1)
His hands shaking, Darv makes another series of gestures, as time around him seems to stretch and slow.... but his concentration is broken by the elemental that had moved up and around the cabin house behind him, the mystic energies fail to coalesce, and he knows that the spell has failed him. (Defensive Casting check failed. Spell lost)
The last elemental hovers back over the railing of the ship, in pursuit of the warforged, and sends two fists at him, the first glancing off his buckler, the second catches him with a glancing blow on the shoulder.
Asenfel stoically takes the blow from the elemental, although the force of the attack pushes him back through the air several feet. Gritting his teeth, he snarls words of fell power as he again lashes out with eldritch energy. "Grash, vel, ol-rut!" The ray streaks between the two elementals, with the closest one appearing to cower slightly. (Elemental #2 fails Will save Shaken)
As his last image is destroyed, Dalwir draws forth his wand once more and summons another 4 images to help protect him.
FOOL! Dreadnought shouts as he takes a short step closer to the elemental,You have sealed your fate! He brings his greatsword to bear 3 times with magical quickness, hitting each time the elemental dissipates into harmless jets of wind.
The crew has quickly moved out of sight behind the ship.
The crew on the foredeck reloads their crossbows and fire at the elemental near the cabin house, 1 grazes the creature.
"Enough!" Face pale, eyes wide and staring, Darv stumbles backwards and looks about wildly before his gaze settles on one of the remaining elementals. "Enough, I say! Burn, you...you...you damned vortex!" And once more, he throws his hands high and calls down holy fire.
I feel obliged to add that I'm actually kinda pleased with Darv's poor performance thus far. This is his first real battle, and it's entirely suitible to see so many blown concentration checks.
"Very well," Morph says, "I warned you." Morph speaks once more in the arcane tongue, carefully choosing his words as he keeps his eye on the air elemental in front of him. His form changes, stretching and thining, becoming very angular and ugly. Upon completing his change, Morph lets out a deafening roar and flexes his new, very large muscles.
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Cast Polymorph on the defensive. Concentration check: 33 Polymorph into an Annis Hag That now makes my AC(since it's humanoid) a 10+2(buckler)+4(armor)+1(dex)+10 (nat) -1(size)+1(haste)=27. I'll take up the squares f/g 15/14. If elemental 1 moves, I move after it stopping on the deck 20' away. If elemental 1 doesn't move I'll five foot step, making me able to reach it if it provokes AoO. AoO +11, 1d6+7.
Spell Prepared(including bonus spells for high Int and for being a specialist wizard)
(4/7/5/4/3) CL: 7 or 8 for fire spells; DC 15+spell level or 17+spell level for transmutations
0: Detect Magicx2, Read magic, ray of frost
1: Feather fallx2, lesser orb of firex1, magic missle, ray of clumsiness, grease
2: alter self, glitterdust, rope trick, incendiary slime
3: haste, slow, fireball, animate weapon
4: flame whips, polymorphx1
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Asenfel turns his glare to the whirling vortex bearing down on him. "Servant of the sky, begone from my sight!" His scepter seems to leach color from its surroundings as Asenfel unleashes a powerful beam of fell energies at the elemental.
If the elemental is slain or retreats before Asenfel's turn comes up, he'll instead direct the attack at the one attacking the Captain (subtracting 1 from the to-hit and damage rolls (Point Blank Shot)).
I wouldn't have spent one even if I'd remembered that I had them to spend, I don't think. Seriously, I only fail on a 1, 2, or 3 for a straight frightful blast >< It's too late to use one now, since I know the result of the roll.
Void is in square C14 belowdecks. Due to the reach of the elemental, you will need to tumble anywhere you go, as it has reach. You can either run around to the other stairwell and up, or you could move up the current stairwell and attack the elemental. (i'd say ~ 5' step up the stairs would allow you a full attack.)
I will stop doing that if it's confusing or just not what you want.
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