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Ettin: Though it delivered a few strong blows to Aremus, the compelled duel sealed its fate. With no where to run, and plenty of damage taken, Bethany and Dren managed to finish off the two headed foe before it can call for help. The party is now alone in the cavern, give or take a few hundred...

Aremus: Your magic works and the large creature immediately turns around and starts heading towards you. Ettin Save: 1D20+0 = [11]+0 = 11 The enemy lifts battleaxe and a morningstar, swinging both at you. Ettin Attacks: 1D20+7 = [17]+7 = 24 1D20+7 = [12]+7 = 19 Ettin damage: 2D8+5 = [8...

Does compelled duel count as the creature being charmed? If so, the ettin rolls with advantage.

Observing that the heroes weapons are much more accurate than his swine, the ettin would attempt to escape to safety. The two headed monster would flee, initially in the direction of the group, and start climbing up the hill. No doubt, the enemy is heading back towards the full camp you...

Bethany: You sword slashes across the back of the bugbear. The creature cries out in pain and drops to the ground surrendering. Tranio: The ground is muddy and covered in pig filth, so you don't make it all the way down the hill. Your spectral hand does manage to squeeze the two headed foe...

Anyone who enters into the next room would see the last remaining bugbear (green dot), desperately trying to scramble over the wooden fence atop the hill. Across this room would be the Ettin (red dot) standing on a bridge over a small stream. The two headed creature would curse in an unfamilar...

The initial ambush is an overwhelming success, three of the bigbears being slewn before they can really react. The rest turn to flee as Fistan casts his spell, the spider web exploding across the terrain. Three of the retreating enemies are wrapped up and fall to the ground helplessly, but one...

Edit: My mistake! That room has bugbears not hobgoblins. The bugbears head up the embankment, grumbling as they attempt to climb over the large fence placed to keep the pigs from escaping. The head through the tunnel, in no real order, not expecting a fight. Two finally appear around the corner...

Giant Fight: Nearly all of the your attacks hit and the combined strength is too much for the still half asleep giant. Bethany swings again and again until the lumbering opponent collapses to the cave floor. Rillax: The magical cat is keeping an eye on things in the other room. Unfortunately...

Your combined surprise attacks would instantly kill one of the sleeping giants, but it takes much more effort than anyone would have anticipated. There isn't enough strength left to finish off the other. The bloodied, enraged hill giant would rise to its feet and then toss its entire bed at poor...

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Thrilled for all the success you are having! I actually started my PBP game after the IRL, which thankfully are back, had dried up. I understand how hard it is too juggle games, so no need to ask for forgiveness. It is awesome you've created an outlet for so many people to experience D&D and...

Yes! Moog would have described that her Husbands name is Hruk. He is always covered in dung and swarmed by flies. [Not making any of this up!]

Apologies, last week was unexpectedly busy IRL. Room 11: It contains a bloodstained wooden table of giant size, two crates of pig entrails, a barrel of filth, and two iron cages, each containing a boar with a hankering for pig entrails. Each cage has a door on one side with a simple bolt latch...

Stealth: Those venturing in deeper would discover two hill giants (red dots) sound asleep at the end of the hall. Further, the group would notice one path heading back outside and another path that leads further in towards the sound of running water.