Yes, and Kerlan will be ready to fire when the wizards all respond to the new enemy. I changed the previous post and decided to not call for another initiative. Blame Xavier.
Yes, and Kerlan will be ready to fire when the wizards all respond to the new enemy. I changed the previous post and decided to not call for another initiative. Blame Xavier.
OOC: Hey, that was a good roll. I guess I'll just have to keep it for later. Anyway, Kerlan moves to AH-11 and takes a shot at the Goblin spellcaster. He then reloads his crossbow. Shot at spellcaster. (1d20+5=17, 1d8=7)
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capizzio took a double move to get to where he is so he gets no more actions this round
This is a new combat. the Goblin wench gets her surprise round, and then ALL of you get an action in Round #1, even Capizzio. His double move was last round. (Trust me. Don't think, don't figure, just trust me. )
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Originally Posted by Leif
This is a new combat. the Goblin wench gets her surprise round, and then ALL of you get an action in Round #1, even Capizzio. His double move was last round. (Trust me. Don't think, don't figure, just trust me. )
OOC:
oooookay .... trust the dm ........ right....... what is wrong with that picture.
IC:
"ordino questo missile per lanciare avanti "
Capizzio utters the arcane words and lets the bolt go. it hovers for half a second and suddenly with a *woosh* of air it speeds to its target, the dire weasel at AH,15
repost of attack information from post 4
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in case i am away from the comp when he is needed, here is an attack: 1d20+5=23, 1d8=7
Tylara and Kerlan both feather the new Goblin threat, each arrow burying itslef to the fletching in a ponderous goblin breast. The Sorceress gasps and dies. Capizzio fires his bolt of arcane energy at a poor, helpless, creature, that whimpers quietly and licks its wound, while the other weasel makes a sound that sounds suspiciously like laughter at his fellow's misfortune. The only enemies now living are bound in webs.
Kerlan calls out to the two dwarves, who answer that they are in a passage beyond the webs, so no worries there.
Xavier was so ready for the attack from the goblin that he smugly stood there and let his pals feather her. Now seeing her dead without him moving a muscle, Xavier hangs his head and checks the string on his crossbow to make sure it's still in working order.
Now one of the Hobgoblins speaks up, "Hey, mage, the Dwarf said he's trapped behind these webs, so you'd better use your powers to take them away so that you can go hold his widdle hand! I promise me and Garf will stay put right where we are."
The elf moves to the edge of the hole and fires at a weasel with her bow (1d20+6=22). She can't help but grin as her shot strikes the target (1d8+3=4). "Do they really think we'll just take away the webs?"
looking to Kerlin Capizzio asks," you are speaking with the people back ther, what are thay saying? does the hobgoblin speak the truth?"
"The dwarves are not caught in the Web, they are in the tunnel beyond it. I don't think there is another way out for them, but we can just burn it away once we take care of these 'obstacles' here."
OOC; Is the first weasel dead yet? With Tylara's shot we've done more damage to it that to the spellcaster. How tough can a weasel be?
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OOC: Both weasels are, indeed, still alive. They both looked much more sturdy than the wee goblin mage wench. However, they are both now looking none too chipper.
the hobgoblin says to Tylara, "Why of course, Little Elf Darling, it's totally safe for you to take away the webs! Garf and I have only the most noble of intentions for your sylph-like person, honestly!"
OOC; Is the first weasel dead yet? With Tylara's shot we've done more damage to it that to the spellcaster. How tough can a weasel be?
OOC: Not to metagame, but having lost more than one character to the blood/constitution draining ability of dire weasels, I'm not taking any chances. I think I can safely assume that as a druid Tylara knows about the threat they represent. Thus...
Tylara sends another arrow (1d20+6=9) into the hole, but perhaps annoyed by the hobgoblin's words, she misses. "If I had a copper for every time I'd heard that 'noble intentions' crap, I'd be sitting in my own seaside palace instead of roaming dungeons for a living. Why don't you come up here and tell me more." She bats her lashes at him and then reaches for another arrow.
"Look, I'm more worried about these creatures than the two of you put together. In case it hasn't sunk in through that thick skull of yours the reason we are down here is that we already took out EVERYONE ELSE in the keep! So you go ahead and talk tough, hasn't stopped us so far." Kerlan takes aim and fires again at the weasel, landing a very solid hit. Shot at weasel. (1d20+5=24, 1d8=8)
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Xavier follows Tylara's lead and fires 17+3=20 at a weasel (damage=5) and then reloads, appearing lost in thought all the while until Kerlan appears to snap him out of his funk.
One of the weasels now succumbs to the repeated attacks and quietly expires. The other is looking much the worse for wear. The vociferous hobgoblin, however, shows no inclination to shut up: "Keep batting your eyelashes at me, sweetie, and come closer where I can touch you, and I'll happily show you how we do things on MY side of civilization!"
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"I tire of this useless banter" declares Capizzio. He pulls out a silvered dagger and speaks words of artcane power ... "puņ questa lamierina persistere nella sconfitta dei miei nemici"
spell description
pesistant blade, spell compendium, page 154:
PERSISTENT BLADE
Evocation [Force] Level: Sorcerer/wizard 1
Casting Time: 1 standard action
Range: Close (25 ft. + 5 ft./2 levels) 35 feet
Effect: One dagger made of force
Duration: 1 round/level (4 rounds)
Saving Throw: None
Spell Resistance: Yes
You hold a dagger in your hand and concentrate on it, evoking the power of the spell. A duplicate of the dagger, made of translucent force, appears besides it and flies off at your command. You bring into being a tiny blade of force. The blade flies at a speed of 40 feet (perfect) and attacks any target within its range, as you desire, starting in the round when you cast the spell. The blade attacks on your turn once each round, striking with an attack bonus equal to your base attack bonus + 1/2 your Int modifier and deals 1d4 points of damage, with a critical threat range of 19–20. If an ally also attacks the creature, the blade moves on your turn to flank the target. As a force effect, it can strike ethereal and incorporeal creatures. The blade cannot be attacked. Each round after the first, you can use a standard action to switch the blade to a new target; otherwise, it continues to attack the same target. If an attacked creature has spell resistance, the resistance is checked the first time the persistent blade strikes. If the blade is successfully
resisted, the spell is dispelled. If not, the blade has its normal full effect on that creature for the duration of the spell. Focus: A silvered dagger.
Capizzio pulls forth a silvered dagger and speakses the words with force, his attention focused on the weapon. a ghosly image superimposes itself over the dagger and it flies fast and true to the mouthy hobgoblin, striking with a solid thunk.
the blade puls itself out and prepares to attack again, Capizzio standing in a trancelike state the whole time.
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