Dryneth (with shield) AC 18 (Dmg Conv. 3) HP 8/8
On Party Initiative +4:
Dryneth draws his bow momentarily, but decides against firing once he sees the intense melee his elven compatriot is embroiled in. The shifting forms of elf and beast move too quickly to safely draw a good bead on either combatant from his position. Instead, Dryneth tosses his bow aside and draws his rapier. Wordlessly, he lunges forward at the tick with his rapier, his twilight purple cloak billowing out behind him as he dashes ahead.
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Thanks for the clarification, Airwalkrr. Grappling rules can always get sticky. My mind always gets muddled whenever I encounter a grapple, and it seems each DM has a different interpretation (or even implementation), so I thought I'd ask in advance.
I believe that since the tick is in a grapple, it doesn't get an attack of opportunity against me (since I don't believe either combatant in a grapple threatens any squares), so Dryneth will simply approach the tick and attack it with his rapier. After my attack, I'd like to take my 5' step back to the West to allow either Mulnock or Dolan to come into the spot I'm at now. Next round I plan on moving around somewhere 'behind' the tick to the N/NE on the map (again, since it doesn't get an attack of opportunity) to resume my attack.
I hope that was clear. My goal is to maximize the number of people we can get attacking the tick in the shortest amount of time.
Anyway, here's my attack for this round:
1d20+5 = 19+5 = AC 24
Critical Confirmation roll:
1d20+5 = 5+5 = AC 10
Maybe not a crit unless it loses its dex bonus and has no natural armor, so...
Damage:
1d6 = 1 HP
LOL! Two whole HPs IF it's a crit! Oh well!
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On Party Initiative +4:
Dryneth draws his bow momentarily, but decides against firing once he sees the intense melee his elven compatriot is embroiled in. The shifting forms of elf and beast move too quickly to safely draw a good bead on either combatant from his position. Instead, Dryneth tosses his bow aside and draws his rapier. Wordlessly, he lunges forward at the tick with his rapier, his twilight purple cloak billowing out behind him as he dashes ahead.
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Thanks for the clarification, Airwalkrr. Grappling rules can always get sticky. My mind always gets muddled whenever I encounter a grapple, and it seems each DM has a different interpretation (or even implementation), so I thought I'd ask in advance.
I believe that since the tick is in a grapple, it doesn't get an attack of opportunity against me (since I don't believe either combatant in a grapple threatens any squares), so Dryneth will simply approach the tick and attack it with his rapier. After my attack, I'd like to take my 5' step back to the West to allow either Mulnock or Dolan to come into the spot I'm at now. Next round I plan on moving around somewhere 'behind' the tick to the N/NE on the map (again, since it doesn't get an attack of opportunity) to resume my attack.
I hope that was clear. My goal is to maximize the number of people we can get attacking the tick in the shortest amount of time.
Anyway, here's my attack for this round:
1d20+5 = 19+5 = AC 24
Critical Confirmation roll:
1d20+5 = 5+5 = AC 10
Maybe not a crit unless it loses its dex bonus and has no natural armor, so...
Damage:
1d6 = 1 HP
LOL! Two whole HPs IF it's a crit! Oh well!
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