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Eryto paddles lazily back to shore, both a bit exhilarated and exhausted, even if barely conscious. Floating on his back as Leonard's magic goes to work, he slurs out, "We've not had a brawl like that for ages - feels good." Orthos pulls himself onto the shore and shakes off moisture, glaring...

Seeing the massive beast in front of him weakened so severely, Eryto cannot bring himself to do more than grunt and roar as he flails around with his chain. He somehow manages to miss his immobile target before landing a second strike and taking out a chunk of the monster's face. Unfortunately...

Well, if the swim-charge isn't allowed, would I be able to charge while moving from the boat to the water (ie. from Y7 to Z7)? Or would the jump down or whatever else keep me from being able to do that? If I can charge to that square, can I revise my actions to the following: Move: Orthos runs...

Pulling his chains from the corpse of the sahaguin, Eryto searches out a new target. Tired and bloodied from the mental assault of the priestesses, he bypasses the central melee and focuses on the casters. He and Orthos each make a terrific leap off the bow of the boat. Eryto then tears through...

Frustrated and tired, Eryto keeps swinging madly and (mostly) ineffectually. Standard: Twin Strike vs. S1, +2 to hit from CA, +2 to damage from Blood Fury. 1st attack - 1d20+11=15 vs. AC, 2d4+4=6 damage; 2nd attack - 1d20+11=25 vs. AC, 2d4+4=8 damage. Free Action: Hunter's Quarry - 1d6=1...

One hit from a sahuaguin slips through Eryto's flailing attacks and strikes him across the face. Refocusing, the gnoll sees the fish that hit him smirk, if such a thing is even possible. His expression of pure rage calms for a moment, as he signals his pet to move back onto the deck, not caring...

As his quarry drops, Eryto immediately readies to attack another sahuaguin, his bloodlust left unsatisfied. Seeing an opportunity when Willow knocks one of the monsters off the deck, he commands Orthos to attack from the water, only to realize his hyena has only the barest swimming ability...

As Fracture assaults the sahuaguin, Eryto and Orthos use the distraction to surround the creature and strike as soon as it is knocked to the deck. As Orthos laughs and picks at any openings provided, Eryto rains a torrent of vicious blows upon the fish-man, a manic glint in his eyes. Move...

stonegod, if we both attack S3, I can get a damage bonus from one of my racial traits (+2 to damage if attacking enemy adjacent to 2 or more allies) due to my animal companion. Also, renau1g, how would attempting to move in the water be handled?

Looking out into the water, Eryto prepares his deception, only to remember that despite his enthusiasm, he's never actually fished before. As such, he made up his lack of knowledge with ferocious enthusiasm. As Orthos dips his mangy tail in the water on the opposite side of the boat from the...

"Fishing trip. Hm, we need a moment." Eryto heads over to a window, rummaging through his bag along the way. He pulls out a straw hat (which is a bit small for his size) and places it off-balance on his head, then pulls a stick from a nearby tree, removes the leaves, and places it in his mouth...

A soft growling issues from the door, as a mangy beast pushes its way through. Before closing behind the creature, a vicious clawed hand grabs the door and shoves it open. A large figure stalks in, hunched over, sniffing near the ground with its feral canine features. He approaches the party...

Sounds like a plan to me.

Presenting Eryto, Gnoll Pseudo-Beastmaster Ranger: PC:Eryto (Karmic vegeance) - L4W Wiki I kind of wrote this one quickly, so I feel like there might be an error or two - not to mention I wasn't entirely sure on the formatting required for the animal companion.

I'll be finishing my character today, and I might go melee striker instead of ranged - I thought the party balance was oriented more towards melee than ranged, which was why I was originally planning a ranged striker, but if the opposite is true...

Think I'm done playing a Defender for now, so I'll let J'ryi rest. Not entirely sure at this moment what I'll make for a replacement character, but I'm working on that right now (most likely a ranged striker).

Just checking in - took the opportunity to step out and stop paying attention when my character died.

Well, cool. I'm dead. Exactly negative bloodied from that Ghoul's attack. That sucks.

I just need to review... last turn I had +1 from being bloodied, +1 from Ardent Surge, and gl1 was granting combat advantage (+2), correct? I should still be at +4 to hit in that case. However, I thought I remembered reading at some point (Mal's rules maybe?) that you could only benefit from...

Ok, insert the usual disclaimer when arguing about rules regarding DM fiat, etc. But why wouldn't Dragon Breath mark when a Fighter uses it? Combat Challenge states "Whenever you attack an enemy, whether the attack hits or misses, you can choose to mark that target." Dragon Breath is an attack...