CG vs. LE: Chaotic Good is Victorious!

[Gansk]

Round 232: The rock bounces harmlessly off U's hide (rolled 18) and drops to 100N70E. Flambe is out of rocks in his bag.

Round 233: U casts a spell and lands. Flambe takes an AoO and misses (rolled 26).

 

[ugulu]

Flambé takes a full attack and stays put at 80n60e.

 

[Gansk]

Round 233: Flambe misses three times (highest roll 33).

U starts round 234.

 

[ugulu]

Holy burning poptarts! -6 DEX and Flambé still can't land a solid hew - and here I thought he had potential. :-(

 

[Infiniti2000]

ugulu, check out the above post from EH where he casts shield of faith and points out he had a shield. Those alone are a big boost, coupled with anything else in the other spoiler blocks. Buffed dragons are very hard to hit.

I'm not sure if giants need one hand or two to throw rocks, so the disposition of Flambe's greatsword may or may not be a factor in the following round (rules help welcome).

Sorry, I missed this earlier. To my surprise, the rules don't say on a fire giant. For a stone giant, it says "It uses both hands when throwing a rock." Since stone giants are supposed to be the best at rock throwing/catching, I'd say all of them require two hands.

 

[ugulu]

Oh I have no doubt about the buffedness (new word?) - just never ceases to amaze how a seemingly dangerous creature can be such a chump vs. a dragon.

 

[Evilhalfling]

After landing closer than U intentend to Flambe, U will full attack.

The defense seems to be holding, lets try the offense.

 

[Gansk]

Round 234: U hits every time for a total of 80-18 damage. Flambe has 95 hp left.

 

[ugulu]

Flambé, his superiors having replaced the d20's, takes a full attack and stays put.

 

[Gansk]

Flambe does get his initial strike through U's defenses (rolled 38). He inflicts 30-10 damage with his greatsword. His other two attacks miss.

U has 233 hp and starts round 235.

Edit: Flambe was shaken by U's prior attack, but still managed to hit U back.