Vigwyn the Unruly
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Are the interior walls of stone or wood? I was actually thinking of having Pender just go to town on the wall with his sword--because it is adamantine, it ignores hardness of less than 20.
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Vigwyn the Unruly
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Pender, Male Human Fighter 6
"What in the name of Heironeous is this!?" cries Pender with fear and frustration as the door slams shut and Northwind screams then falls silent...
Seeing the log jam at the door, Pender decides to force his way through the barrier between himself and the enemy. He hacks at the wooden wall of the room with unrestrained fury.
[sblock=OOC]Full attack on the wooden interior wall segment directly to the east.
I believe that with current buffs that will be +13/+3 +1 Adamantine Greatsword 2d6 + 9 (19-20/x2) slashing. Will Power Attack for an additional 5 damage on each attack.[/sblock]
"What in the name of Heironeous is this!?" cries Pender with fear and frustration as the door slams shut and Northwind screams then falls silent...
Seeing the log jam at the door, Pender decides to force his way through the barrier between himself and the enemy. He hacks at the wooden wall of the room with unrestrained fury.
[sblock=OOC]Full attack on the wooden interior wall segment directly to the east.
I believe that with current buffs that will be +13/+3 +1 Adamantine Greatsword 2d6 + 9 (19-20/x2) slashing. Will Power Attack for an additional 5 damage on each attack.[/sblock]
Arkhandus
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(Warren's no good at breaking down walls, especially not without something like Mountain Hammer readied. And he acts last in Initiative, so his action will depend on Siobhan's and Pender's. If Pender breaks down part of the wall, Warren will just slip past him and around to the same position he was going to move to, initiating Child of Shadow stance along the way. Otherwise, Warren has no other viable actions, so he will do absolutely nothing except seethe quite visibly in anger. Though he will at least 5-foot-step to get out of Siobhan's way.)
Creamsteak
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Well, you're weilding the weapon 2 handed, so if you power attack for 5 the damage goes up by 10.Vigwyn the Unruly said:
Regardless, Pender's strike deals 28 points of damage and 27 points of damage. The wall segment has 60 hit points per 10 foot section, so his attack is not sufficient to destroy the wall, but it is critically damaged. The sight of a sword coming through the wall is probably fairly frightening to everyone in the next room.
Siobhan's strike (with strength) against the door deals 18 damage and manages to disable it.
Now Warren's action.
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Arkhandus
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Then Warren does nothing but stay out of Siobhan's and Pender's way. He couldn't damage a wall or a door no matter how hard he tried, and he knows it.
(edit: well, technically, he could just barely damage a wooden object with his dagger or his club, but it wouldn't be enough to matter right now. Even with Flashing Sun + dagger + Discipline Focus, he'd do 1d3+4+3 damage twice, which might be enough but it would take two rounds, since he doesn't have his dagger drawn and doesn't have it on his person while he sleeps, so he'd have to go retrieve it first, then he'd also be short one maneuver when he went into battle. Pender or Siobhan can finish breaking through the wall with just one more attack in the next round)
(edit: well, technically, he could just barely damage a wooden object with his dagger or his club, but it wouldn't be enough to matter right now. Even with Flashing Sun + dagger + Discipline Focus, he'd do 1d3+4+3 damage twice, which might be enough but it would take two rounds, since he doesn't have his dagger drawn and doesn't have it on his person while he sleeps, so he'd have to go retrieve it first, then he'd also be short one maneuver when he went into battle. Pender or Siobhan can finish breaking through the wall with just one more attack in the next round)
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Creamsteak
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Warren delays as he detailed above.
Creamsteak
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Initiatives - Round 3
Larian 22
Avril 18 <- still has an action
Tyrla 12
Hounds
Kulkor Zhul
Regulars
Pender 9 <- stopping here
Siobhan 8
Warren 6
Larian's color spray knocks his targets unconcious for 7 rounds.
Tyrla's blast deals 16 damage to R3.
Avril's action I'll hold on since it hasn't been posted.
One of the remaining hounds bites into and finishes off the horse. Another heads into the building, moving past Larian and releases it's breath weapon on Larian and Tyrla. Tyrla fails her reflex save, Larian passes. Damage is 6 fire to Larian, 3 to Tyrla.
The sorcerer draws and drink a potion fully. It causes him to heal much, but not all, of Tyrla's damage to him.
The remaining standing regular strikes at Larian twice, hitting for 10 damage on his second attack.
Tyrla, out the window you see two hobgoblins, concealed by an invisibility spell, with your warlock eyesight.
Pender's next swing seems off (nat 1) and gets caught up in a negligable portion of the wall. His second strike deals well more than enough to destroy the segment (the cabin is now in very poor shape and may collapse at any moment).
Note that H2 is on top of the unconcious R2.
Larian 22
Avril 18 <- still has an action
Tyrla 12
Hounds
Kulkor Zhul
Regulars
Pender 9 <- stopping here
Siobhan 8
Warren 6
Larian's color spray knocks his targets unconcious for 7 rounds.
Tyrla's blast deals 16 damage to R3.
Avril's action I'll hold on since it hasn't been posted.
One of the remaining hounds bites into and finishes off the horse. Another heads into the building, moving past Larian and releases it's breath weapon on Larian and Tyrla. Tyrla fails her reflex save, Larian passes. Damage is 6 fire to Larian, 3 to Tyrla.
The sorcerer draws and drink a potion fully. It causes him to heal much, but not all, of Tyrla's damage to him.
The remaining standing regular strikes at Larian twice, hitting for 10 damage on his second attack.
Tyrla, out the window you see two hobgoblins, concealed by an invisibility spell, with your warlock eyesight.
Pender's next swing seems off (nat 1) and gets caught up in a negligable portion of the wall. His second strike deals well more than enough to destroy the segment (the cabin is now in very poor shape and may collapse at any moment).
Note that H2 is on top of the unconcious R2.
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Arkhandus
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Warren the halfling, HP 39/39 (51/51), AC 18, Child of Shadows
[sblock=question]Question: "One of the remaining hounds bites into and finishes off the horse. Another heads into the building, moving past Larian and releases it's breath weapon on Larian and Tyrla. Tyrla fails her reflex save, Larian passes. Damage is 6 fire to Larian, 3 to Tyrla."
Did you mean 6 to Tyrla, who failed her save, and 3 to Larian, who passed his save? Or didja just roll separate damage dice for each? Just wondering if that was a typo.[/sblock]
Once Pender finally busts down part of the wall, Warren folds light around himself to become invisible for a moment, slips around Pender, ducks past Larian and Tyrla, and stops on the table next to Tyrla, stabbing down at the goblinoid soldier before him. As Warren strikes, he twists shadows around him to create a phantasmal second blade. Then the halfling reappars after his strike, but shadows continue to swirl about him for a few moments longer.
[sblock=ooc]Initiating Cloak of Deception for invisibility until end of turn, then moving to space M-10. Tumble check just in case enemies can see invisible was a 23.
Then initiating Shadow Blade Technique from atop the table, giving Warren higher ground I think, so I factored the +1 to-hit into the attack rolls. Attack roll totals were 24 and 20, so I'll choose the 20 as his real short sword, and the 24 as the shadow blade. If a 20 does not hit the enemy soldier (R-3), then Warren's attack fails. If the 20 hits, he deals 8 piercing damage + 4 sneak attack damage + 1 cold damage from the Shadow Blade Technique.
InvisibleCastle link is here
Sidenote, InvisibleCastle's new format for displaying rolls looks really wierd to me. :\ [/sblock]
[sblock=question]Question: "One of the remaining hounds bites into and finishes off the horse. Another heads into the building, moving past Larian and releases it's breath weapon on Larian and Tyrla. Tyrla fails her reflex save, Larian passes. Damage is 6 fire to Larian, 3 to Tyrla."
Did you mean 6 to Tyrla, who failed her save, and 3 to Larian, who passed his save? Or didja just roll separate damage dice for each? Just wondering if that was a typo.[/sblock]
Once Pender finally busts down part of the wall, Warren folds light around himself to become invisible for a moment, slips around Pender, ducks past Larian and Tyrla, and stops on the table next to Tyrla, stabbing down at the goblinoid soldier before him. As Warren strikes, he twists shadows around him to create a phantasmal second blade. Then the halfling reappars after his strike, but shadows continue to swirl about him for a few moments longer.
[sblock=ooc]Initiating Cloak of Deception for invisibility until end of turn, then moving to space M-10. Tumble check just in case enemies can see invisible was a 23.
Then initiating Shadow Blade Technique from atop the table, giving Warren higher ground I think, so I factored the +1 to-hit into the attack rolls. Attack roll totals were 24 and 20, so I'll choose the 20 as his real short sword, and the 24 as the shadow blade. If a 20 does not hit the enemy soldier (R-3), then Warren's attack fails. If the 20 hits, he deals 8 piercing damage + 4 sneak attack damage + 1 cold damage from the Shadow Blade Technique.
InvisibleCastle link is here
Sidenote, InvisibleCastle's new format for displaying rolls looks really wierd to me. :\ [/sblock]
Creamsteak
Explorer
You're correct, there's a typo there. Larian should be hit for 3, Tyrla for 6.
Warren's attack drops R3.
Warren's attack drops R3.
