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<blockquote data-quote="elecgraystone" data-source="post: 5026709" data-attributes="member: 74232">Ts'iri looks back into the cave and is about to head in for cover and to attack the tougher foes when she sees others that seem to be on their side. Figuring grouping together would be the best plan, she charges out and knocks ont of the Zombies towards the mud. &quot;Try to form up over here!&quot;&nbsp;[sblock=OCC]Move Action: P10 to V10 (gain concealment)Minor Action: Curse Z7Standard Action: Charge to X10 and attack Z7 with Eldritch Strike (+10 to hit, +1 for charge = +11)&nbsp;<a href="http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/2344542/" target="_blank">1d20+11=28, 1d6=4, 1d4+5=8</a>&nbsp;Zombie hit for 12 damage and slides to X8 (in mud pit)[sblock=stat block]Initiative: +4, Passive Perception: 11, Passive Insight: 17AC: 21/19, Fort: 17, Reflex: 18, Will: 17 - Speed: 6HP: 45/45[6], Bloodied: 22, Surge Value: 11, Surges left:9/10Action Points: 0&nbsp;Powers:1/1 Second wind 1/1 Vampiric Embrace 2/2 Scorching Burst 1/1 Telekinetic Leap 1/1 Fiery Bolt 1/1 Armor of Agathys 1/1 Fiendish Resilience &nbsp;Darkleaf armor (+2 AC vs first attack)[/sblock][/sblock]&nbsp;[sblock=Mud and telekinetic leap]My thoughts on this is what makes the mud so hard to get out of is a lack of leverage. How much easier would it be to get out of the mud if you had a rope above you to pull yourself out or you had a ladder to push against. The telekinetic leap power doesn't need any leverage and doesn't need to push or pull against anything to work. As such, it should be much easier for it to move out of the mud.&nbsp;Basically it's like this. We put a car and a helicopter in the mud 3' deep. Which one do you think would get out of the mud easier? The car gets no traction while the helicopter still gets lift since it's not pushing/pulling against the mud.[/sblock]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="elecgraystone, post: 5026709, member: 74232"] Ts'iri looks back into the cave and is about to head in for cover and to attack the tougher foes when she sees others that seem to be on their side. Figuring grouping together would be the best plan, she charges out and knocks ont of the Zombies towards the mud. [COLOR=magenta]"Try to form up over here!"[/COLOR] [sblock=OCC] Move Action: P10 to V10 (gain concealment) Minor Action: Curse Z7 Standard Action: Charge to X10 and attack Z7 with Eldritch Strike (+10 to hit, +1 for charge = +11) [URL="http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/2344542/"]1d20+11=28, 1d6=4, 1d4+5=8[/URL] Zombie hit for 12 damage and slides to X8 (in mud pit) [sblock=stat block] Initiative: +4, Passive Perception: 11, Passive Insight: 17 AC: 21/19, Fort: 17, Reflex: 18, Will: 17 - Speed: 6 HP: 45/45[6], Bloodied: 22, Surge Value: 11, Surges left:9/10 Action Points: 0 Powers: 1/1 Second wind 1/1 Vampiric Embrace 2/2 Scorching Burst 1/1 Telekinetic Leap 1/1 Fiery Bolt 1/1 Armor of Agathys 1/1 Fiendish Resilience Darkleaf armor (+2 AC vs first attack)[/sblock][/sblock] [sblock=Mud and telekinetic leap]My thoughts on this is what makes the mud so hard to get out of is a lack of leverage. How much easier would it be to get out of the mud if you had a rope above you to pull yourself out or you had a ladder to push against. The telekinetic leap power doesn't need any leverage and doesn't need to push or pull against anything to work. As such, it should be much easier for it to move out of the mud. Basically it's like this. We put a car and a helicopter in the mud 3' deep. Which one do you think would get out of the mud easier? The car gets no traction while the helicopter still gets lift since it's not pushing/pulling against the mud.[/sblock] [/QUOTE]

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