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Rosce shouts "Light?! Light!" but was puzzeled that he heard nothing, not even himself. Something sinister was going one. He walked forward and tripped over the kobold's tail that slept before him (k3). Angry he slashed the sword at the sleeping kobold. Attack sleeping kobold: 1d20+5 14 damage...

Roscoe, raged and angry runs to stand next to Colden (S39). Since the standing enemies are too far he decides the sleeping winged Kobold (w.k2) could be a threat if the others will wake him up so he nails his sword into him. Attack sleeping kobold: 2#1d20+5 9 14 Crit damage: 2d6+7 15 Rage (2/3...

Yes, you should put to eternal sleep the fell kobolds as they will pose a threat later.

Dex save vs. spell: 2#1d20+3 14 8 - Danger sense - Adv. on DEX rolls vs. spell - Success. Roscoe dodge to the side from the rain of feathers, foam begins to form on the edge of his lips.

init: 1d20+3 11 Blood pressure is going way up as Roscoe sees the kobolds. Rage: +2 damage, resistance to damage, advantage on Strength checks and Strength saving throws. Totem Spirit (bear) - While raging, you have resistance to all damage except psychic damage.

I'm done. Roscoe speaks to himself, satisfied with the new addition that dangles from his outfit. The panel up their could be the exit from the panel entrance we saw earlier, could explain how the Orcs did not sprang the ice spell trap. He ignores the calls for now as a dark inner fear does not...

Roscoe is quite ashamed of being fallen under the fear spell of the Orb but the Barbarian laws were quite clear. "If you don't want a beast to scare you again, take a trophy from it until you get used to the smell" Roscoe nails his sword one last time into the Orb of horror and then begin to...

The Orb of horror fell but Roscoe was still unsure if the source of his terror was dead indeed, gathering courage he rushed forward to the thing and attacked the fallen Orb so he could be certain that it is dead.

Wow, thumbs up for the good work.

Race trait: Brave - advantage on saving throws vs. being frightened. Wis check vs. floating Orb of horror: 2#1d20 7 3 And then the floating horror came to sight, his eye fixed on Roscoe .... Roscoe absorbed the black beam and terror filled his heart. Flee, flee the horror ... we cannot defeat...

I think I was at full HP since after the Spider attcake me and bit me Spec healed Roscoe Blood boiled (Entering Rage) in Roscoe's veins and a shout of anger echoed in the area. He ventured forward and took position between the green eyed orb and the Orc (R42). He will attack the floating Orb...

Roscoe hurls another javelin at the Orc and curse his miss. Javelin: 1d20+5 12 He draws his short sword and waits.

init: 1d20+3 19 Surely the somethings that are hidden around the corner were not a couple of happy gnome jesters. Roscoe thought to himself, so he decided to test his luck with one of his javelins and not advance. He hurls the javelin at one of the Orcs. Range attack Javelin: 1d20+5 21 Javelin...

Roscoe follows as he wants to see the overall power of the Orcs. It is good to know your opponent weakness before you engage him.

Roscoe begins to boil up and he hears the battle but decides to remain in place and not rush forward.

Roscoe treat his wounds while resting and is quite happy with the result. Those in favor of the trapped door say aye, those who wish to return and try another route say nay. "Nay" Healing - 2 hitdice: 2d12 16

I'm here.

They must have been bypassed the deadly room using a secret door somewhere or the passage in the ceiling we found. Roscoe replies We can treat the wounds with the help of your honorable god or by resting (Using hit dice?) in the skulls room.

The smile from Roscoe's face vanish after the frost attack and he says with a grim voice. Some of us will not survive an attack like this again. I say we leave for a warmer place.

Danger Sense - advantage on Dexterity saving throws against traps and spells. Dex save vs. frost spell: 2#1d20+5 20 18 - Pass. 15 damage Crap! Roscoe calls as the frost covers him. He jumps back as he tries to warm the areas that took the frost bite attack. I say we head back.