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Ah, thank you. Something that can at least attack the accursed ooze. However, I'd like to know if it's possible to Hide from a creature with Blindsight. The homunculus has a +14 to Hide, so I'd like to at least try to take advantage of that.

Biske grins through the darkness and looses a bolt from his crossbow, then creeps to 110N80E. Attack at +2, Hide +5, Move Silently +1.

Are there any walls on the east and west sides of the arena, such that the grimlock can get a +5 to Climb for a perpendicular surface to brace against? If so, then Sunken Boulder runs to the nearest corner and begins to climb. If not, he throws his greataxe at the airjelly and moves to pick it up.

Sensing the pulsating mass above him, Sunken Boulder frowns and, gripping his massive axe tightly in both hands, run out from under the , scaly gray feet pounding heavily into the dirt. Taking a run action to move 120 feet to 0N40E, out of the range of the airjelly's blindsight.

After a slight delay, a wide-shouldered humanoid finally enters from the Neutral Evil side of the arena. Sunken Boulder's rough, scaly skin is of a dark gray shade, the color of a damp underground cavern. He walks with a distinct hunch; due to this, he stands only about five and a half feet...

Biske strides confidently into the arena and raises a clenched fist towards the cheering fans. He meets eyes with his opponent, and chuckles disdainfully. With a devious grin, he swirls his hands together, and a tendrilous wave of shadow erupts from his body and spreads across the arena floor...

Well, the ability description says: Blindsense (and the Blind-Fight feat) cannot be used to target these ephemeral creatures; this may be the only thing that keeps large groups of airjellies from lashing out at each other. They simply don't realize other airjellies exist. As airjellies are...

Is the grimlock able to detect the air jelly, on account of its Translucent ability?

Aye, a skulk's equipment comes standard with a rapier and a crossbow. The attack is at +4, so none of the moderators have to look it up. :D And I'm loving these bonuses to Hide and Move Silently. This skulk almost beats out Garrett Blackbottle, Master Thief!

The kython hisses angrily (everything it does is angry) at the air jelly and uses a withdraw action to hurry away to 40N0E. From henceforth, the kython will attempt to pursue a draw, rather than succumb to this floating terror.

The kython growls angrily and leaps at the air jelly, snapping its jaws at the tentacles. Can the kython hit these tentacles for damage, by any chance? Or attempt to grapple with the beast and pull it down? I like this creature, and I don't want it to just up and die!

Oh, I have the book, all right. *evil laughter* With a high-pitched screech, a toothy creature the size of a dog dashes into the arena. The top of its small body is covered in interlocking plates of dark gray carapace, whereas its underbelly is crimson. A long tail, more than half again as...

*grumble* The kaorti decides that this form probably isn't agile enough in the air to escape the creature. With another piercing screech, it flaps its wings once to rotate its furred body, then begins flying towards the air jelly. As it hurtles through the air, the kaorti begins to move its...

The kaorti is already injured, and has no idea what this new opponent may be capable of. As such, it will attempt to evade the jelly for five rounds and end the match. It can fly at a speed of 60 feet (average). Can it beat the air jelly?

The kaorti takes to the air. Move him wherever he needs to be to stay aloft whilst aiming at the western side of the arena.

The kaorti takes a five-foot step towards the beetle and continues its assault, ignoring the burning on its flesh and in its lungs.

Oops, my bad with the flying thing. Well, is it acceptable to turn 90 degrees in one square, move over to the next square, and turn another 90 degrees? Now, I've got a question about one of the kaorti's spell-like abilities. It says it can cast reduce, but 3.5 split that spell into reduce...

The kaorti tosses another dart at the insect, then flaps over to 15N60E20Z and whirls around in place.

D'oh! Well, that sucks. The kaorti-turned-flying-monkey hurls a shiny, black dart down towards the beetle and swoops away. It flares out a wing and spins in place, ready to make another pass. Attacking with a dart at +4 for 1d4-2 damage, then flying to 45N60E20Z and turning around (20 feet...

Okay, so now the kaorti wants to make a Fly-by Attack with its newly-acquired. The wing sergeant has the requisite feats, but I have no idea exactly how this action is executed, so I'll let you handle it.