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(IC) Against the Giants PBP Group 2
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Maxperson
Morkus from Orkus
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As the swirling melee around him moves at a snail's pace, Doc carefully considers his options. No fire, more rustlers. He carefully fires two more shots at the Tall Hat callin' out, sending one more tormented soul along with the bullets. Cut off the head and the body will die.
Then he gives an almost imperceptible shimmy and goes away from the mouth of the melee to allow for better shootin' options.
Then he gives an almost imperceptible shimmy and goes away from the mouth of the melee to allow for better shootin' options.
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FitzTheRuke
Legend
The Colonel yelled, "Be Gone!" and a wind whipped through the room that put out many of the smaller remaining fires. It blew into the giant chief and he staggered back as if he would be carried away by it, but his ugly face sneered in determination, and he through the howling wind and gritted teeth, declared, "NO!"
The wind died down and the Colonel's shoulder's slumped, tired from the effort and more than a little disappointed. Doc, who had held onto his hat through the gale, took two shots at the still-standing chief, which bit holes in his blubbery mass, and then he high-tailed it up the hall, next to Gimlak, who was cussing and pulling himself out from under the thrown bed.
Duvrael, who had also been knocked down by the bed, hauled himself up and used a spell to make himself tougher, dulling the pain and strengthening his resolve. He eyed the chieftess, who eyed him back. She was thankfully out of nearby beds to throw, but it appeared that hill giants liked to store rocks under their beds, and a few lay there on the floor where the bed had been. She picked one up and heedless of her own safety, she flung it with great force at the yuan-ti wizard.
The wind died down and the Colonel's shoulder's slumped, tired from the effort and more than a little disappointed. Doc, who had held onto his hat through the gale, took two shots at the still-standing chief, which bit holes in his blubbery mass, and then he high-tailed it up the hall, next to Gimlak, who was cussing and pulling himself out from under the thrown bed.
Duvrael, who had also been knocked down by the bed, hauled himself up and used a spell to make himself tougher, dulling the pain and strengthening his resolve. He eyed the chieftess, who eyed him back. She was thankfully out of nearby beds to throw, but it appeared that hill giants liked to store rocks under their beds, and a few lay there on the floor where the bed had been. She picked one up and heedless of her own safety, she flung it with great force at the yuan-ti wizard.
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JustinCase
the magical equivalent to the number zero
Duvrael watches the rock fly towards him, and he knows he has no chance of dodging it. Despite the strength of primordial bears running through him, the yuan ti pureblood wizard is almost knocked out by the stone crashing into his side.
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Tonguez
A suffusion of yellow
Kahru saw the giants foot as it lifted off the stomped orc and kicked towards him, he braced himself for the impact and managed to parry himself off to the side with a grunt.
looking up he finds himself staring at the chieftains groin and so makes the attack only for his swing to go wild overcome by the horrible odor
looking up he finds himself staring at the chieftains groin and so makes the attack only for his swing to go wild overcome by the horrible odor
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Maxperson
Morkus from Orkus
Seeing Doc doing well against the hill giant chief, Kaligan sets himself against the giant in front of him, trying to get its attention so that it leaves Doc be. Kaligan roars what he hopes is a suitable imitation of what Kahru sounds like and lays into the giant with his sword, striking the giant once. As the sword bites into the giant, telekinetic energy courses down the blade.
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FitzTheRuke
Legend
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Steve Gorak
Hero
Gimlak gets out of the debris that used to be a bed. He silently moves next to Duvrael, and warps reality behind the giantess, and then walks back to where he was.
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