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Tana didn't want to disengage from the hobgoblin in front of her while Reva could barely stand, so she changed the focus of her attack. She didn't get all that clean of an attack off, but she was sure she hit him. standard: Booming Blade atk hob 2 w/ combat advantage vs AC; dmg (1d20+14=30...

Tana doesn't get a good attack off. Commander's Strike MBA vs Hob 2; dmg w/ +4 bonus (1d20+12=13, 1d8+11=13); natural 1, and a 2 on the damage roll too

Tana steps over the Ogre's corpse and into melee with the hobgoblins, attempting to catch them both in a blast of energy from her blade, though she's less than completely successful. move: move to A10 standard: Sword burst vs hob 1 & hob 2 hob 1 vs REF; hob 2 vs REF; dmg (1d20+9=11, 1d20+9=18...

Tana stabs the ogre when Hilkalas creates an opening for her. melee basic attack with CA vs AC; dmg (1d20+14=27, 1d8+7=13) (Tana has Intelligent Blademaster, so her MBA is fairly good)

Did you reduce the Ogre's damage by 8 due to Tana's Aegis of Shielding? Also, did he take the 1d6+3 damage from moving away from Tana in the turn after he was hit by Booming Blade? It didn't look like it... booming blade aftereffect damage (1d6+3=7)"The interesting thing about what I'm doing is...

A little frustrated that she wasn't able to help Jayce - she thought that Dimensional Vortex spell was a nice trick when it worked -- Tana tried to keep the ogre's attention for the time being, making another attack with thunder and her blade. move: if Hilkalas didn't charge into a flanking...

Unless the Ogre has some immunities, he should also be taking 5 thunder (save ends) from Dimensional Thunder; he was adjacent to Tana

No problem; I'm closer to 40 than 30 myself ...

If the Ogre is at -C9 to -D10 (and so also occupies -C10 and -D9), then Tana can reach it, she just can't set up a flank, thanks to the wonders of non-Euclidean geometry, even without the teleport; she can move 5 squares to -B11; action text has been revised

I'll have to redo Tana's actions. But I need to get to work ...

Tana had a poor initiative roll so she didn't get to go before the bad guys; she only has one set of actions unless I use an AP or one of her immediate interrupt triggers goes off"I think I'd better give Hilkalas a hand with the Ogre." Tana said, moving forward. She hoped the others understood...

Which is why opposed roles are bad, even if saving throws over static defenses is silly (and on the list of 4e-isms certain to reappear in 6e); it makes no sense for attackers to role for weapons but defenders to roll for magic (and throwing the oddball spell that's an attack roll just makes...

I think all we need is an initiative roll.

@Voda Vosa, CrimsonFlameWielder - I think we're waiting on you.

Tana reacts slowly. Initiative (1d20+3=4) Tana—Female Gnome Swordmage 5 Initiative: +3, Passive Perception: 12, Passive Insight: 12 AC: 24, Fort: 16, Reflex: 18, Will: 15; — Speed: 5 HP: 55/55, Bloodied: 27, Surge: 13, Surges left: 10/11; Action Points: 1, Second Wind: Not Used Powers - Sword...

Tana makes a cursory check to see if any of the bandits' equipment was enchanted; even distracted, she knows the arcane arts quite well. "It seems unlikely these were deliberately set upon us, but archers on terrain like this does not play to any of our strengths." She said. Arcana check:

Tana walks up the hill, and looks around.move + standard: move to A8 minor: perception check Tana—Female Gnome Swordmage 5 Initiative: +3, Passive Perception: 12, Passive Insight: 12 AC: 24, Fort: 16, Reflex: 18, Will: 15; — Speed: 5 HP: 55/55 (5 THP), Bloodied: 27, Surge: 13, Surges left...

It was when I checked earlier

I guess Tana won't use the amulet, then.

Given 'flat math' on attack bonuses, +X weapons that give the classic bonus to hit are pretty fundamentally broken, as is the classic 3e/4e set up for bonuses from ability scores.