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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Old Fezziwig" data-source="post: 2138224" data-attributes="member: 59">InitiativeHalf-elf caster 17Sahuagin 16aGannon 16b (roll of 15, +1 weapon, lower Dex than Sahuagin)Plonk 13 (roll of 12, +1 Init)Rawhide 10 (roll of 8, +2 Init)Flawed 9 (roll of 4, +5 Init)Starbuck, De Vere 8Round 4 (Continued)The party slaughters five of the remaining sahuagin [between AoOs and regular combat], with two escaping into the water.  Flawed's spell detects some magic towards the sound of the cracking.  Gannon's request for status is met with a laugh from De Vere — "My ship's on fire, the crew is dead, and something is causing the main mast to start to buckle.  Other than that, we have things under control."  As you look, you see that the main mast is indeed starting to buckle.  Starbuck looks to the captain.  "Lifeboats?  We've got a rotten lot to be dealin' wit' 'ere."Round 5Flawed's spell reveals a strong aura of lingering magical energy underneath the main mast.  De Vere, responding to Starbuck, nods.  "We should prepare them."  He, the half-elf caster, and the mate start to move towards the main deck, midships, where the lifeboats hang.  One to starboard, one to port.  That's when the mast bursts out of the center of the ship and flies into the ocean.  In the gaping hole in the center of the deck stands a large sahuagin, some 10 feet tall, with four arms and a vicious trident.  Planks of wood hang from the weapon's teeth.  It gurgles at you and starts to advance...Conditionsbless, 15.5 rounds remaininglines on fire at the ladder, starboard side, forwardaft sails on fire</blockquote>

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