EB's Adventuring in the Days of Yore - Tyranny of Dragons - IC

[jmucchiello]

Tina runs forward, shouting "Leave them alone!". Her sword is drawn and she plans to shove it into at least one of the goblins.

OOC: Move 12" Init [roll0] attack [roll1] Hits AC 2 damage [roll2]

 

[TallIan]

Once the group gets moving, they quickly cover the ground to the town. Once near the town William draws his greatsword, ready for trouble. It didn't take long to find some. Seeing the Kobolds closing in on the woman and children William raises his sword and charges ahead, "Hookton!" he shouts as a war cry, quickly closing the distance.

OOC: Attack and damage: 1D20+3 = [13]+3 = 16 1D10+5 = [5]+5 = 10 I'd like William to take the charge action, but only if he gets his DEX to AC and will only attract one attack from charging, otherwise he'll just move to engage an enemy

 

[EarlyBird]

Gutter lets an arrow go and it sinks into one of the kobolds. Tina and William's shouting draw the attention of some of the other creatures, one making his way towards the woman, and ignoring their cries. William's sword brings low a kobold easily, nearly cutting the frail small beast in half. Tina locks weapons with a wickedly spiked club of the kobold she moved next to. Both combatants slowly finding their footing and clashing weapons once more, to no effect.

Gutter's second arrow finds it mark and finishes the creature that was advancing on the frightened family.

The remaining two kobolds try to swarm William and advance cautiously on the big warrior.

[sblock=Combat]
Woman engaged with kobold
Tina engaged with kobold
Gutter 10" away = medium range (-2)
William engaged with two kobolds

kobolds left 4/6[/sblock]

[sblock=Notes]
INIT:
Group - using the 6 already rolled
Kobolds - [roll0]

Gutter's attacks
rolls 17, 20 - 2 hits dmg: [roll1], [roll2]

kobold vs Tina
rolled a 3 - miss[/sblock]

OOC: PC actions for round 2

 

[TallIan]

Willliam watches as two kobolds close with him, taking a swing at the first, obliterating it, but being more cautious with the second.

OOC: Attack the two adjacent kobolds Willaim attack and damage: 1D20+2 = [18]+2 = 20 1D10+5 = [7]+5 = 12 1D20+2 = [6]+2 = 8 1D10+5 = [1]+5 = 6

 

[jmucchiello]

Tina brings her sword around to strike the kobold.

OOC: attack [roll0] (still hits AC 2) damage [roll1]

 

[EarlyBird]

Gutter takes careful aim as William and two of the little beast battle in a circle of fury. His arrow finds it way through the throat of one of the beast trying to out flank William. It falls with a gurgle.

Tina takes a little more time to lure her opponent into a false sense of superiority, and then casually backhands the beast across the chest with the thick blade. William's blade is bigger than both of his opponents standing a top each other's shoulders, but it is also slow to wheel around and bring to bear after dispatching the first kobold. The second nimbly ducks the heavy swing, but not the arrow that took it in the throat. Gutter draws his second arrow but waits till a better shot presents itself, not wishing to hit the wounded woman.

The woman with the broken spear does her best to defend her family.

[sblock=Combat]
Woman engaged with kobold
Tina not in melee
Gutter 10" away = medium range (-2)
William not in melee

kobolds left 1/6[/sblock]

[sblock=Notes]
INIT
Group: 6
Kobolds: 2
Gutter arrow vs kobolds fighting William [roll0]
random target [roll1] 50% chance strikes William
dmg = 6
woman's atk [roll2]
kobold atk vs woman [roll3]
kobold atk vs William [roll4][/sblock]

OOC: PC actions for round 3

 

[jmucchiello]

Tina charges the kobold (and gets two attacks as this is the 2 attack round of the 3/2).

OOC: Attack 1 [roll0] damage [roll1] Attack 2 [roll2] damage [roll3] AC: currently 6 EDIT: Really? sigh.

 

[EarlyBird]

OOC: It was brave of you. Actually charging when you have the other two attacks means you'll get at least one before the opponent. As when you have two attacks in a round you don't use init, and get one attack first in the round and the second one at the end.

 

[TallIan]

William spares a moment to glance at Gutter, was he mad or that good? before charging down the last kobold.

OOC: Attack and damage: 1D20+2 = [19]+2 = 21 1D10+5 = [6]+5 = 11 It occurred to me here I could easily cheat by declaring a charge after I see the results of the roll, so in future I'll try to remember to write charge in the comment box of coyote code when I plan to charge.

 

[EarlyBird]

The kobold soon finds itself surrounded, but before it can decide on what to do, William spears it from behind with his great sword.

The small creature slides off the blade into a crumpled pile at the warrior's feet. The children near the man start to cry.

OOC: Combat over.