RangerWickett
Legend
Ladies and gentlemen, we are here today to witness a duel between two very different combatants, as part of a contest by E.N. Publishing to promote our newest release in the E.N. Arsenal line, E.N. Arsenal - Whips. If poster Keoki, playing as the human monk Cyme, is able to defeat our whip-wielding contender, he will win a free copy of E.N. Arsenal - Whips and Spiked Chain. Even if he loses, he still goes home with a free copy of Whips.
Vs.
The battleground is a lightly wooded monastery training ground. Once a place of martial learning, the monastery has been abandoned, and now the only two here are two opponents who seek the knowledge within the temple for their own reasons.
The training grounds were once a field 200 ft. by 120 ft., surrounded by 20-ft. stone walls that separated it from the thick forest outside. In the years of disuse, young trees have taken root, the equivalent of a light forest as detailed on page 87 of the DMG. There is no undergrowth. The narrow sides of the training field face to the north and south, and on the southern face of the training field is the monastery itself, a three-story wooden building. At the northeast corner of the training field, a massive tree provides a way to reach the top of the wall.
The monastery is three stories, vaguely pagoda-like.
The first floor is 120-ft. square and 20 ft. high. The interior walls have a 10-ft. wide catwalk along the walls, supported by wooden pillars. A staircase near the southeast corner leads up to the southeast corner of the second floor. The doorway to the training grounds hangs open and broken.
The second floor is 80-ft. square and 20 ft. high, with no catwalk. A closed doorway on the northern wall can open onto a 20-ft. wide balcony with no railing. Near the southwest corner is a staircase that leads up to the southwest corner of the third floor. Broken windows provide enough light to see by.
The third floor is 40-ft. square with 10-ft. high walls. The whole floor is covered with rubble from the collapsed ceiling. There are large windows one each wall, open to the slanted roof of the second floor.
Quillathe and Cyme want the same knowledge, which is said to be in a rack of sealed scroll tubes on the third floor. Neither is likely to let the other simply take the priceless martial knowledge.
We're running this game on the honor system. Roll your dice at home and post your unmodified roll, and what it is modified. If you take an action that would incur an attack of opportunity, post what action you're taking, then wait for your opponent to respond before moving on with your action. If you have a readied action, use the {spoiler} tag to hide what you're readying until after you decide what to do, and then check the hidden text to see if the readied action interferes with your action. If it does, post what you were trying to do, and wait for your opponent's reaction.
If there is a conflict, we'll go to our unofficial judge - the Rules Forum.
The combatants start 40 ft. apart. One is 20 ft. from the monastery door, the other is 60 ft. from the monastery door. Keoki, choose if you want to be nearer or further from the door. Neither combatant is surprised.
Keoki, post when you're ready, and we can get started. I'm gaming later tonight, but otherwise I should be able to keep this going at a fast pace.
In a duelist's stance - rapier pointing forward in the left hand, bladed whip snapping back in forth in the right hand - Quillathe weaves back and forth, trying to keep a good view of her opponent.
"I'm sorry our paths had to cross here," she says. "Sorry for you, that is."
Vs.
The battleground is a lightly wooded monastery training ground. Once a place of martial learning, the monastery has been abandoned, and now the only two here are two opponents who seek the knowledge within the temple for their own reasons.
The training grounds were once a field 200 ft. by 120 ft., surrounded by 20-ft. stone walls that separated it from the thick forest outside. In the years of disuse, young trees have taken root, the equivalent of a light forest as detailed on page 87 of the DMG. There is no undergrowth. The narrow sides of the training field face to the north and south, and on the southern face of the training field is the monastery itself, a three-story wooden building. At the northeast corner of the training field, a massive tree provides a way to reach the top of the wall.
The monastery is three stories, vaguely pagoda-like.
The first floor is 120-ft. square and 20 ft. high. The interior walls have a 10-ft. wide catwalk along the walls, supported by wooden pillars. A staircase near the southeast corner leads up to the southeast corner of the second floor. The doorway to the training grounds hangs open and broken.
The second floor is 80-ft. square and 20 ft. high, with no catwalk. A closed doorway on the northern wall can open onto a 20-ft. wide balcony with no railing. Near the southwest corner is a staircase that leads up to the southwest corner of the third floor. Broken windows provide enough light to see by.
The third floor is 40-ft. square with 10-ft. high walls. The whole floor is covered with rubble from the collapsed ceiling. There are large windows one each wall, open to the slanted roof of the second floor.
Quillathe and Cyme want the same knowledge, which is said to be in a rack of sealed scroll tubes on the third floor. Neither is likely to let the other simply take the priceless martial knowledge.
We're running this game on the honor system. Roll your dice at home and post your unmodified roll, and what it is modified. If you take an action that would incur an attack of opportunity, post what action you're taking, then wait for your opponent to respond before moving on with your action. If you have a readied action, use the {spoiler} tag to hide what you're readying until after you decide what to do, and then check the hidden text to see if the readied action interferes with your action. If it does, post what you were trying to do, and wait for your opponent's reaction.
If there is a conflict, we'll go to our unofficial judge - the Rules Forum.
The combatants start 40 ft. apart. One is 20 ft. from the monastery door, the other is 60 ft. from the monastery door. Keoki, choose if you want to be nearer or further from the door. Neither combatant is surprised.
Keoki, post when you're ready, and we can get started. I'm gaming later tonight, but otherwise I should be able to keep this going at a fast pace.
In a duelist's stance - rapier pointing forward in the left hand, bladed whip snapping back in forth in the right hand - Quillathe weaves back and forth, trying to keep a good view of her opponent.
"I'm sorry our paths had to cross here," she says. "Sorry for you, that is."
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