Constables of the 14th Ward

Thea Varangiar

OOC: Yes, Thea is climbing and regaining her footing this round. She will be all set and ready to take action on her regular initiative count next round. I wonder who will be ascending next, Raul or Darius?

Still need actions for everybody except Thea and Moru who have already logged in with theirs. (Map has been corrected, so it now shows Moru, instead of Rahvin twice. ooops)
 
Last edited:

log in or register to remove this ad


Raul

xedr said:
Darius debates about whether to finish off the last crawler, and decides it's probably a good idea. Accordingly, he strides over to the sleeping crawler and cuts its throat.

Raul chimes in, "Darius, don't mean to interrupt your debate, but, uh..., go ahead and kill that thing so we can get back upstairs with the others."

Raul will watch the entrance for movement as Darius finishes off the last crawler. When the crawler is dead, Raul will climb the rope.
 


SoulFetter

Definitely don't want this numbskull behind us . . .

SoulFetter whips his great axe 'round in an overhand chopping motion, shortening the swing at the last moment. Also don't want to dull my axe on the floor if I accidentally chop all the way through the little fella.

[sblock=Combat Rolls](TH 1d20+9=12, Damage 3d6+5=12)

Well, maybe if the thing gets an AC reduction for being prone he hits it . . .[/sblock]
 

Darius hefts his heavy hand-and-a-half sword and appears to think about what to do. Raul says, "Darius, don't mean to interrupt your debate, but, uh ... go ahead and kill that thing so we can get back upstairs with the others." Darius reaches a similar conclusion, strides over to the snoozing giant cutworm with floss on its face, and swings his heavy blade down on the nearest thing to a neck that he can identify on the aberrant creature. The 'crawler releases one last prolonged bladdery snore as the blade is descending, and then its head rolls toward the nearest corner.

The great, many-legged lizard that appeared to enter the corridor to the north, deftly executes an abrupt about face and comes back towards whence it came with amazing speed. "The lizard's coming back through!" cries Wally, leaning into the wall of the corridor for all he's worth. Moru looks back, swearing. "Just don't let go and I'll try to slow it down!" he snaps at Wally. Still holding the rope with one hand, Moru snags a pork rind from his component pouch and throws it down the hallway with a Sylvanopterian curse. The rind seems to melt as it hits the floor, and the glistening goo it turns into spreads across the floor in front of and underneath the lizard. The lizard slips on the grease from Moru's spell, but having so many legs for traction, some of which are not in the spell's area of effect, it is able to proceed, although at a somewhat slower rate.

Wally, holding the rope fast, presses himself against the wall as the creature lumbers by him. Rahvin exercises the better part of valor and leans against the north wall of the passage to stay out of its way. Jonas fires two arrows, one of which sails well wide of its presumed mark, but the other one buries itself in one of the lizard's many legs.

Alarion staggers as Bruno hunkers against his legs for security as the lizard rushes by them, but they both escape harm as the lizard hurries by. SoulFetter swings at the down-but-not-out shaman, but his fear of ruining his axe on the flagstones causes him to muff the blow, which glances off the shaman's shoulder guard as he rises. The shaman then executes a truly amazing tumbling maneuver and attempts to somersault onto the lizard as it hurtles by (tumbling check = 25). While he was in mid-somersault, however, SoulFetter's Attack of Opportunity carved a sizeable chunk out of his buttocks and just ruined his acrobatics. The lizard heads on down the passageway without him.

Then, suddenly, Bruno looks up at Alarion and tilts his head to the side as if to say, "Hey! You're not my daddy!" And shaking his head, Bruno ambles back over to get some lovin' from Jonas.

Actions?
 

Attachments

Last edited:

'So that is what is causing all this trouble,' Thea thought as she watched the many-legged lizard raced past. She thought through her options for a moment, then started casting a spell.

OOC: 5-foot step north, to leave room for someone else to come up the rope. Cast Vertigo on the lizard: Will save DC 15 (illusion), if save fails, it lasts 4 rounds- each round the target must make a DC 10 Balance check to take a Move action, if it fails it can't move, if it fails by 5+ it falls prone; for the duration it has a -2 to attacks and saves.
 

SoulFetter

"Not so fast - we've not even introduced ourselves yet!"

Soulfetter swings away at the shaman as he mounts the lizard.

[sblock=Combat Rolls]TH Damage (1d20+9=21, 3d6+5=15)

I'm not sure if his position will allow a swing at the shaman - if not, he'll swing at the lizard instead. Maybe between the Grease, the Vertigo, and a sudden sharp axe blow to the neck it'll be finished.[/sblock]
 

SF's AoO

Ooopsie! Forgot about that nasty Attack of Opportunity. The previous post has been edited to take SoulFetter's telling blow into account. We now resume our regularly scheduled butt-stomping. Thea can still cast her vertigo on the lizard, or pathfinder can change his mind and have her do something else.
 

Speaking of Attacks of Opportunity....

Alarion has a full round's worth coming against the lizard. Jonas does as well, either with his bow (he can only get one shot off before the lizard is in melee, unless Alarion wants to forego his AoO in favor of Jonas's arrows. Or, Jonas can take the penalthy for firing into melee, or he can just shoot Alarion for that matter, or he can draw a melee weapon and make a round's worth of attacks that way. Bruno's plan is to just stay out of the way during all of this.
 

Remove ads

Top