Mal Malenkirk
First Post
[sblock=Metavoid]I added back 2hp to Nementah.
Where do the the +4 extra hp come from when you spent your healing spirit? If it's from your spirit boon, it specifically only applies to allies (when adjacent to your companion spirit) when spending second wind or benefiting from one of your healing power.
So you can't get the extra +4 hp but Dante can (Though he was nearly full to start with).
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[sblock=Neurotic]Pass Forward; It's a move. I can't be combined with a charge.[/sblock]
[Sblock=Fourmonos]You need to re-read the paladin's rules concerning divine challenge, divine sanction and Holy Strike VS Ardent Strike because your actions makes no sense to me in regards with your intent (which is slugging the panther, apparently).
What you are 'supposed' do to if you mean to attack only the Panther with a basic attack is the following:
Move: Next to Panther
Minor: Divine Challenge on the panther (It's now marked)
Standard: Holy Strike and get the +3 to damage vs marked target.
The point of Ardent strike and other 'sanction' powers (fancy way of saying marking powers) is basically to allow you to mark more than one foe.
If you read the divine challenge rules, it says that you need to engage the target of the challenge to maintain the mark and that engaging it is either attacking or simply ending your turn next to it.
So
Move: Next to two foes
minor: Challenge the first
Standard: Ardent Strike on the other, if hit, both foes are marked. Pretty cool if trying to control the battlefield.
Ardent strike is also nifty because it allows you to mark the target of a charge, which you couldn't otherwise do since a charge ends your turn.
But in the current situation, there really was no reason to use it over a combination of divine challenge and holy strike.
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[sblock=Inspiring Refrain]Rocco and Nementah can still benefit from the +1 bonus to attack.
PS: Dante forgot to factor it, he had killed both thorn bushes.
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Abigail's sword flashes and thousands of ants dies. As a result they swarm all over her and she suffers greatly.
This time the crazy laday makes her presence felt as her second burst of thunder rocks half the party.
The Panther disengage warily and retreats near his mistress after failing to take a bite out of Renquist.
This time, the crazy woman makes her presence felt with a powerful blast sends half the party
[sblock=Actions]
Abigail
Free: Use Ibram's Makestic word to slide out of the aura
Move: Shifts TPL
Standard:
Sword burst (1d20+5=25, 1d20+5=17, 1d6+4=7) forgot to state which was which... But in hindsight, the other thorn had been killed by Dante because he forgot to factor in Inspiring refrain and so both attack hit.
So the first roll only matters, crit.
Abi's save (1d20=7)
And with this, no one got hurt by the aura of the swarm so Abi's mark does not trigger.
Panther
Bite vs Renquist AC (1d20+9=16, 1d6+4=5), miss, free shift
Move: TPL
Craaazy Lady
Thunderburst
Burst, 1:Nementah 2:Rocco 3
ante 4:Spirit, only first damage roll counts (1d20+6=26, 1d8+2=10, 1d20+6=18, 1d8+2=3, 1d20+6=25, 1d8+2=5, 1d20+6=16, 1d8+2=9)
Vs Fortitude, hits Nementah, Rocco and Dante. On verification, the spirit is only vulnerable to melee or ranged attack so is missed. Too bad! I'd have disrupted it.
Again does a standing prone jig
Swarm
Move: TPL shift
Standard
BBCodeSwarm of mandibles (1d20+8=27, 1d6+3=9) hit for 9, abi already suffers ongoing
Aura
1ante (-2) 2:Rocco (-2) 3:Abigail (1d20+8=13, 1d6+3=5, 1d20+8=19, 1d6+3=5, 1d20+8=19, 1d6+3=4) miss Dante and Rocco (because of mark) and uh, well, it hits Abigail according to her wikisheet but it hasn't been updated to level 2, apparently. Let's say miss.
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[sblock=S&S]
Crazy Lady: prone
Panther 1: dead/54 Marked
Panther 2: 16/54
Swarm: 39/88
Abigail: 11 (8) /27 Ongoing 3 (save ends)
Dante: 19/27 dazed (save ends)
Ibram: 30 +4 /30 [10/11]
Nementah: 5/30 dazed (save ends)
Renquist: 22 +4 /31
Rocco: 23 /37 dazed (save ends)
Virgil: 30/30 +1
Blightborn Twig Blight
Perception 16
HP 1; a missed attack never damages a minion.
AC 15; Fortitude 11, Reflex 15, Will 13
OA: Claw (standard, at-will) Poison
+6 vs AC; 2 poison damage (3 poison damage with combat advantage).
Feyborn Ant Swarm
Senses Perception 16; low-light vision
HP 88; Bloodied 44
AC 18; Fortitude 15, Reflex 19, Will 16
Resist half damage from melee and ranged attacks; Vulnerable 5 against close and area attacks
OA: Swarm of Mandibles (standard, at-will)
+8 vs AC; 1d6+3 damage, and ongoing 3 damage (save ends).
Undeniable Beauty (immediate interrupt, when feyborn creature is targeted by a melee attack, at-will)
+5 vs Will; against the attacker; the attacker must target a different creature or end its attack.
Crazy Lady
Perception 13; low-light vision
HP 39; Bloodied 19
AC 18; Fortitude 13, Reflex 15, Will 15
OA Quarterstaff (standard, at-will) Weapon
+3 vs AC; 1d8+1 damage.
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Where do the the +4 extra hp come from when you spent your healing spirit? If it's from your spirit boon, it specifically only applies to allies (when adjacent to your companion spirit) when spending second wind or benefiting from one of your healing power.
So you can't get the extra +4 hp but Dante can (Though he was nearly full to start with).
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[sblock=Neurotic]Pass Forward; It's a move. I can't be combined with a charge.[/sblock]
[Sblock=Fourmonos]You need to re-read the paladin's rules concerning divine challenge, divine sanction and Holy Strike VS Ardent Strike because your actions makes no sense to me in regards with your intent (which is slugging the panther, apparently).
What you are 'supposed' do to if you mean to attack only the Panther with a basic attack is the following:
Move: Next to Panther
Minor: Divine Challenge on the panther (It's now marked)
Standard: Holy Strike and get the +3 to damage vs marked target.
The point of Ardent strike and other 'sanction' powers (fancy way of saying marking powers) is basically to allow you to mark more than one foe.
If you read the divine challenge rules, it says that you need to engage the target of the challenge to maintain the mark and that engaging it is either attacking or simply ending your turn next to it.
So
Move: Next to two foes
minor: Challenge the first
Standard: Ardent Strike on the other, if hit, both foes are marked. Pretty cool if trying to control the battlefield.
Ardent strike is also nifty because it allows you to mark the target of a charge, which you couldn't otherwise do since a charge ends your turn.
But in the current situation, there really was no reason to use it over a combination of divine challenge and holy strike.
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[sblock=Inspiring Refrain]Rocco and Nementah can still benefit from the +1 bonus to attack.
PS: Dante forgot to factor it, he had killed both thorn bushes.
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Abigail's sword flashes and thousands of ants dies. As a result they swarm all over her and she suffers greatly.
This time the crazy laday makes her presence felt as her second burst of thunder rocks half the party.
The Panther disengage warily and retreats near his mistress after failing to take a bite out of Renquist.
This time, the crazy woman makes her presence felt with a powerful blast sends half the party
[sblock=Actions]
Abigail
Free: Use Ibram's Makestic word to slide out of the aura
Move: Shifts TPL
Standard:
Sword burst (1d20+5=25, 1d20+5=17, 1d6+4=7) forgot to state which was which... But in hindsight, the other thorn had been killed by Dante because he forgot to factor in Inspiring refrain and so both attack hit.
So the first roll only matters, crit.
Abi's save (1d20=7)
And with this, no one got hurt by the aura of the swarm so Abi's mark does not trigger.
Panther
Bite vs Renquist AC (1d20+9=16, 1d6+4=5), miss, free shift
Move: TPL
Craaazy Lady
Thunderburst
Burst, 1:Nementah 2:Rocco 3
ante 4:Spirit, only first damage roll counts (1d20+6=26, 1d8+2=10, 1d20+6=18, 1d8+2=3, 1d20+6=25, 1d8+2=5, 1d20+6=16, 1d8+2=9)Vs Fortitude, hits Nementah, Rocco and Dante. On verification, the spirit is only vulnerable to melee or ranged attack so is missed. Too bad! I'd have disrupted it.
Again does a standing prone jig
Swarm
Move: TPL shift
Standard
BBCodeSwarm of mandibles (1d20+8=27, 1d6+3=9) hit for 9, abi already suffers ongoing
Aura
1
ante (-2) 2:Rocco (-2) 3:Abigail (1d20+8=13, 1d6+3=5, 1d20+8=19, 1d6+3=5, 1d20+8=19, 1d6+3=4) miss Dante and Rocco (because of mark) and uh, well, it hits Abigail according to her wikisheet but it hasn't been updated to level 2, apparently. Let's say miss.[/sblock]
[sblock=S&S]
Crazy Lady: prone
Panther 1: dead/54 Marked
Panther 2: 16/54
Swarm: 39/88
Abigail: 11 (8) /27 Ongoing 3 (save ends)
Dante: 19/27 dazed (save ends)
Ibram: 30 +4 /30 [10/11]
Nementah: 5/30 dazed (save ends)
Renquist: 22 +4 /31
Rocco: 23 /37 dazed (save ends)
Virgil: 30/30 +1
Blightborn Twig Blight
Perception 16
HP 1; a missed attack never damages a minion.
AC 15; Fortitude 11, Reflex 15, Will 13
OA: Claw (standard, at-will) Poison
+6 vs AC; 2 poison damage (3 poison damage with combat advantage).
Feyborn Ant Swarm
Senses Perception 16; low-light vision
HP 88; Bloodied 44
AC 18; Fortitude 15, Reflex 19, Will 16
Resist half damage from melee and ranged attacks; Vulnerable 5 against close and area attacks
OA: Swarm of Mandibles (standard, at-will)
+8 vs AC; 1d6+3 damage, and ongoing 3 damage (save ends).
Undeniable Beauty (immediate interrupt, when feyborn creature is targeted by a melee attack, at-will)
+5 vs Will; against the attacker; the attacker must target a different creature or end its attack.
Crazy Lady
Perception 13; low-light vision
HP 39; Bloodied 19
AC 18; Fortitude 13, Reflex 15, Will 15
OA Quarterstaff (standard, at-will) Weapon
+3 vs AC; 1d8+1 damage.
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