[D&D 4e] IG's "Those Left Behind, Chapter 4(e)"

[Scotley]

Rogash shakes his head to clear it and fixes a vicious stare on the Ettin. "This ain't over yet boys." He moves in again axe at the ready. He gives a vicious thrust of his axe that pushes the Ettin back. "Not so big as you thought are you. Be careful who you push around."



[sblock=Second Wind]
Minor ACTION
Personal
AT-WILL
Effect: You spend a healing surge and regain 19 hit points. You gain a +2 bonus to all defensesuntil the start of your next turn.
ADDITIONAL EFFECTS
Second wind is a minor action for dwarves.[/sblock]

[sblock=Moves]Shift to AH28 and push the Ettin to AE26 (back one diagonal)[/sblock]

[sblock=Flailing Shove]
KEYWORDS Martial, Weapon USED
Standard
ACTION
Melee weapon
RANGE
16
ATTACK
One creature
TARGET
*
vs AC
DEFENSE
Requirement: You must be wielding a light blade.
Attack: Dexterity vs. AC
Hit: 1[W] + Dexterity modifier (+5) damage. You push the target 1 square, and after the push, each
enemy adjacent to the target takes 3 damage.
Brutal Scoundrel: Each enemy instead takes damage equal to 2 + your Strength modifier (+3).
Jagged Waraxe +3: +16 attack, 1d12+10 damage
ADDITIONAL EFFECTS
+2d8+3 to damage once per round (Sneak Attack)
CLASS Rogue LEVEL 3 BOOK MP2[/sblock]

OOC: [sblock]Maybe not the optimal power, but I like the idea of pushing the Ettin back.[/sblock]

Please see this erroneous post for the die rolls that should be here: http://www.enworld.org/forum/5514213-post8.html

 

[Friadoc]

With two careful paces backward, Buurt raises his bow and launches a pair of arrows at the ettin.

[sblock=Actions]
Move to AJ24
Hunter's Quarry still on Ettin
At-Will Power: Twin Strike (two attacks, +15 each with 1d8+2+2d8 damage)
Also, Sorry about forgetting to post before I left, I just now noticed.[/sblock]

 

[Leif]

Uulark Simental, Longtooth Shifter Cleric of Sehanine L11

Minor Action: Uulark sustains his Spiritual Weapon for another round.
Standard Action: Will have to add this later on today.
Move Action: t/b/a

 

[industrygothica]

With the loss of its partner, the ettin finds itself surrounded. The fight is furious as the growls, both humanoid and giant, fill the forest. Eventually, though, the inevitable happens, and the bloodied group finally brings the giant down into a hulking heap of gore.

The old man appears to be out of breath from just watching the battle.

[sblock=OOC]The thing was nearly dead anyway, so there's really no sense dragging it out when we can move on and hopefully get back into this thing.[/sblock]

 

[jkason]

Shaimon Hu'u, druidic human ranger

The gator's scales leach of color, and fly apart in a small cloud as Shai stands, human again. Dyspeer runs to his human's side, knocking him to the ground and licking his face.

"I sure hope you don't get a lot of those 'round here," Shai says to the dumbfounded old man.

 

[Leif]

Uulark Simental, Longtooth Shifter Cleric of Sehanine L11

The battle concluded, Uulark dismisses his Spiritual Weapon and surveys his band of friends and how injured they seem to be. "Yes, let us hope that the arrival of these foul creatures was a rare occurrence here."

OOC: Uulark will take a short rest and dispense healing to whomever wants/needs it.

 

[Friadoc]

While Buurt could be stoic about it, he's most definitely not feeling like being stoic about it as he gathers with the others.

"D@MN that hurt," grumbles the orc. "It's as if I was some thing to be batted around by that thing."

 

[Scotley]

Rogash wipes the blood from his axe. "The bigger they are the harder they fall," he says stoically.

 

[Shayuri]

The lightning around Talashia's hands jumps suddenly to the ground at the edge of the water with a flash and a crack, and she dusts her palms off against each other.

"I never cease to be astonished by the sheer amount of punishment giants can take. Two headed, or otherwise."

She turns to look at the man. "Lucky for you we showed up when we did. Any chance you could point us to the nearest town?"

 

[industrygothica]

The lightning around Talashia's hands jumps suddenly to the ground at the edge of the water with a flash and a crack, and she dusts her palms off against each other.

"I never cease to be astonished by the sheer amount of punishment giants can take. Two headed, or otherwise."

She turns to look at the man. "Lucky for you we showed up when we did. Any chance you could point us to the nearest town?"

"I...I," the man stutters. "Come with me," he finally says. "It's not far, but far enough you'll be wantin' a proper meal before the trip. It's the least I could do to repay you for what you've done."