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Message: <blockquote data-quote="AllisterH" data-source="post: 4153187" data-attributes="member: 51325">Thanks, I'm just getting a little testy that when I make points, it seems to get ignored. I'm having a bad day (usually, I could care less...)As for the guard, er, no, I don't think the guard could take a couple of goblins. In fact, I know a pair of kobolds would probably work him over.Kobold Skirmisher; Level 1 SkirmisherSmall Natural Humanoid; XP 100Initiative: +5 Senses Perception +0; darkvisionHP 27; Bloodied 13AC 15; Fortitude 11, Reflex 14, Will 13; see also trap senseSpeed 6Spear(standard; at-will) - Weapon+6 vs. AC; 1d8 damage; see also mob attackCombat AdvantageThe Kobold Skirmisher deals an extra 1d6 damage on melee and ranged attacks on any target it has combat advantage against.Mob AttackThe Kobold Skirmisher gains a +1 bonus to attack rolls per kobold ally adjacent to the targetShifty(minor; at-will)The Kobold shifts 1 square as a minor actionTrap SenseThe Kobold gains +2 bonus to defense against all trapsAlightment Evil Languages DraconicSkills Acrobatics +8, Stealth +10, Thievery +10Str 8(-1) Dex 16(+3) Wis 10(+0)Con 11(+0) Int 6(-2) Cha 15(+2)Equipment hide armor, light shield, spearHonestly, I'd bet on the two kobolds beating the guard into the ground. 3 kobolds? Total massacre IMHO.(p.s. Darren, the skills ARE listed for the guard. He has the exact same skills as the PCs but the stat block only lists the exceptional ones (a.ka the ones that are Trained). From reading the other monsters, what gets listed with skills are only those one (the math works out)). It doesn't mean the monster doesn't possess any skils other than those listed, but they default to the formula which doesn't need to be statted).l</blockquote>

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