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Into The Depths
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Angel Tarragon
Dawn Dragon
That was the surprise round halford, this is a new round, so new Initiative rolls.
Arkhandus
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Gerak curses in dwarven. "Tha's one hell of an undead beastie to shrug off my power like that!" he adds.
(since when does 3e use new initiative rolls every round??)
New initiative after surprise round? (1d20-1=10)
(since when does 3e use new initiative rolls every round??)
New initiative after surprise round? (1d20-1=10)
Halford
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OOC: Umm, wow, okay, thats probably a variant rule you should make people aware of before character creation Reveille.
Initiative roll 2. (1d20+5=22)
Arv five foot steps back through the column of mist, which he can see through perfectly, and uses it to hide.
Erf's hide check. (1d20+19=20)
He then fires off two bolts at the armored skeleton and both bolts hit home. They do not seem to deal much damage, but again manage to distract the skeleton.
[Sblock=Attacks]Assuming that Erf beats the skeleton in initiative both bolts will strike home, since it will still be flatfooted and taking the -5 AC penalty from Erf's first shot. The first shot hits continueing the -5 penalty for another round and allowing the second to hit. Each hit deals 4 points of damage after damage reduction 5/Bludgeoning. If the skeleton tops Arv on initiative I will edit this accordingly. FYI he used disrupting strike on the first shot and when that hit switched to death's ruin - which is why he rolled an extra d6 on the second shot. If the skeleton spotted him Spot DC 22 I think due to distance then he does one less point of damage on the second shot and the skeleton does not take the -5 AC penalty.
Rapid shot. (1d20+10=16, 1d20+10=14, 1d6+4+1d6=9, 1d6+4+1d6+1d6=9) [/sblock]
Initiative roll 2. (1d20+5=22)
Arv five foot steps back through the column of mist, which he can see through perfectly, and uses it to hide.
Erf's hide check. (1d20+19=20)
He then fires off two bolts at the armored skeleton and both bolts hit home. They do not seem to deal much damage, but again manage to distract the skeleton.
[Sblock=Attacks]Assuming that Erf beats the skeleton in initiative both bolts will strike home, since it will still be flatfooted and taking the -5 AC penalty from Erf's first shot. The first shot hits continueing the -5 penalty for another round and allowing the second to hit. Each hit deals 4 points of damage after damage reduction 5/Bludgeoning. If the skeleton tops Arv on initiative I will edit this accordingly. FYI he used disrupting strike on the first shot and when that hit switched to death's ruin - which is why he rolled an extra d6 on the second shot. If the skeleton spotted him Spot DC 22 I think due to distance then he does one less point of damage on the second shot and the skeleton does not take the -5 AC penalty.
Rapid shot. (1d20+10=16, 1d20+10=14, 1d6+4+1d6=9, 1d6+4+1d6+1d6=9) [/sblock]
Walking Dad
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