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Message: <blockquote data-quote="two" data-source="post: 2401888" data-attributes="member: 9002">Round 8I13:  Z bleeds.I6:  Juliana steps up to the plate, and attempts another trip attack.  That’s easier said than done, given everybody’s recent rolling.  However, the tide may have turned.  The touch attack vs. LongTooth is “5” and that’s about all we need to know about this action.I6:  Almayce heals Hallidor some, enough (total of 4 points in 2 round) to bring him from –3 up to 1.  Hallidor’s eyes open, and he’s prone.  And not looking too stellar.  He will go at I20 next round.I1:  Vargo and the Wolf… Vargo knows he’s not a match for LongTooth straight up, so he’s hoping that one of the other 2 people surrounding LongTooth will “get whacked” instead of him.  He “aids another” Huln, who flanks LongTooth, who has already used up his AOO for this round.  Vargo rolls a “9” and fails.  Huln rolls a “10” and fails to hit.  LongTooth, for some reason, cackles.  He’s a mean brute of a bastard.ROUND 8LongTooth 20Hallidor 20Slinker 17    Ogrin 16Stinker 14Raz 13Zaeryl 13Juliana 6Almayce 6Vargo & Wolf 1I20:  LongTooth takes a 5’ step back and whacks at either Vargo or Juliana, 50/50.  Vargo is odd, Juliana even (determined by the to-hit roll).  LongTooth aims and fires:  “19”.  That’s a hit.  It’s odd.  That’s Vargo, “he who messed with LongTooth’s bat necklace.”  LongTooth does 8 points of damage, dropping Vargo negative with a brutal overhead slash.“Ha ha ha… silly Humans… you are nothing without the infection… look how easily you drop, worthless scum!  I might consider allowing you to live… if you beg, and accept the gift I bear in my blood – what say you?”LongTooth looks at Juliana, clearly expecting a response.I20:  Hallidor, awake, at 1 hit point, but still game, grabs his mace (which had fallen out of his hand as he fell prone) and whacks at Slinker.  He’s desperate, granted, but a brave bastard.  “12” ain’t gonna do it given the prone penalties.  I17:  Slinker, not paying much attention to the scrabbling of Hallidor at his feet, leaps at Almayce, poking with his rapier and biting with his plaque-encrusted teeth (poor dental hygiene).  He rolls a “18” on the poke, which hits and criticals, perhaps.  Threat confirmation roll is a “18” as well.  Oh dear.  “10” points of damage leaves Almayce at zero or negative (don’t have his current hit points). Slinker giggles somewhat at the excellent aim (right through Almayce’s shoulder) and looks down at Hallidor with something close to pity.  Close.  But not quite.I16:  Ogrin bleeds.I14:  Stinker opens a can of whup-arse on Raz – or tries to.  “5” and “11” don’t cut it.I13:  Raz attacks, steps back, and uncorks a potion ready to shoot it down Ogrin’s mouth next turn. His attack roll is “1”, about par for the course.I13:  Z bleeds.I6:  J responds to LongTooth in some manner.</blockquote>

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