D&D 5E [IC] Creamsteak's Storm King's Thunder: Triboar

"I think I can push them back! Cover your ears!!" Gul exclaimed, as, hidden in the darkness, he moved up to Koldan. Using all of his skill and with great care, he summoned a wave of force that engulfed both the magmins and Koldan. Blinded in the darkness, Koldan did not realise it, but a tiny ripple in the Weave left him unscathed from the effects of the evocation.


Everyone, inside the darkness and outside, heard the massive boom!





[sblock=status]Gul hp 30/30 Temp.hp 0
Str +0 Dex +2, Con +1, Int +3, Wis +0(+3 Saves), Cha +2(+5 Saves)
Arcana +6, Religion +6, Investigation +6, Stealth +5 (disadvantage), Survival +3, Concentration +1
AC 18
Inspiration no
Concentrating: Darkness


Spells/day: 1/4 1/2
Pact Magic(1st): 1/2
HD: 3d6+2d8/3d6+2d8
http://www.enworld.org/forum/showth...ng-s-Thunder&p=6897185&viewfull=1#post6897185
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I'd have allowed them to be knocked back then pop, but alas this time they both manage to save and only take 3 damage.

Also things are dark for a lot of people now.

~ The crack of thunder nearly popped Koldan's eardrums, the ringing ceasing to go away even as he gathered his senses to him. Though the light had been suddenly snuffed, the ranger kept his cool, even when he realized that his eyes could not pierce the veil of night. Curious ... The Old Elf had trained his sight to ignore such impediments, but whatever sorcerous display he was exposed to was clearly more powerful than his own eagle eyes. Still, he had his senses enough to remember where the Magmin were, calling out to any others that could still hear after such a thunderous blast.

" To the right from me! Right from me, stab!"

With that, he stepped to the side as Darathra heard the call, trying to stumble her way forward and raising her sword. Koldan, for his part, zeroed in on where he knew 2 of the creatures to be, blindly plugging away with his crossbow while the leader of The Twelve hollered and swung her mighty blade to try and finish off these distractions. ~

[sblock=Koldan's Actions (1st)]
Move - To DC 139
Bonus Action - Move Hunter's Mark to the Magmin at DC 138

Action - Crossbow Attack with Hunter's Mark on the Magmin at DC 138.
Extra Attack on the Magmin at DD 138 (disadvantage on both due to Darkness)

Attack Rolls:
DC 138 - 17
DD 138 - 15

Damage:
DC 138 - 8
DD 138 - 11[/sblock]


[sblock=Darathra's Actions (2nd)]
Move - To DE 139
Action - MultiAttack in the dark (disadvantage) versus Magmin at DF 139

Attack Rolls:
1st - 18
2nd - 12

Damage:
1st- 10
2nd- 10 [/sblock]

[sblock=Character HP Levels]Koldan: 42/44
Darathra: 26/52[/sblock]

[sblock=Koldan MiniStats]HP: 44/44
AC: 16

Saves:
Str: +1 Dex: +6 Con: +2 Int: +0 Wis: +3 Cha: -1

Darkvision: 90 Feet

Spell Slots:
1st - 3/4
2nd - 2/2[/sblock]

Apparently the crossbow even hits things you can't see quite well. Pop and pop. Then a pop from the sword attack.

12, 7, 11 damage on the bursts left to right, not everyone gets hit by all of them..

Koldan (pass, pass, fail) - 20 fire damage.
Uric (none, pass, fail) - 13 fire damage.
Gul (pass, fail, pass) - 18 fire damage.
Ilshana (pass, none, none) - 6 fire damage.
Narth (pass, pass, pass) - 14 fire damage.
Darathra (none, none, pass) - 5 fire damage.

That was unusually complicated.

Looks like 18. And I think you are right about the advantage/disadvantage darkness thing.

In theory I guess it would be three different concentration checks, but I'm not overly worried about it here. In theory I would also just roll them, but there's always so many details to potentially miss.