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<blockquote data-quote="Kobold Stew" data-source="post: 8842648" data-attributes="member: 23484">The hill giant next to him wit the fearsome club seems to wince in pain, its brow squeezing in response to Gimlak's psychic attack. The Colonel uses that as an opportunity to slip away, and steps into the muddy ash of the fire pit, where he can more clearly see the two Stone giants. Their taunts are haughty and self-indulgent, and the Colonel hopes he can teach them a lesson. &quot;Begone, both of you!&quot; he says, and&nbsp; his empty hands close into two fists as he wills the two creatures away.[ooc]Move to AK57, hoping there isn't a reaction left from HG4.Attack: Banishment vs. the two stone giants. DC 18 save each or go away for up to a minute. Move continued: is there any cover by the firepit? That would be nice. If not, he falls prone, im the soggy ash, and hopes that the bear is conditioned to stay away from the pit.)[/ooc]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kobold Stew, post: 8842648, member: 23484"] The hill giant next to him wit the fearsome club seems to wince in pain, its brow squeezing in response to Gimlak's psychic attack. The Colonel uses that as an opportunity to slip away, and steps into the muddy ash of the fire pit, where he can more clearly see the two Stone giants. Their taunts are haughty and self-indulgent, and the Colonel hopes he can teach them a lesson. "Begone, both of you!" he says, and his empty hands close into two fists as he wills the two creatures away. [ooc]Move to AK57, hoping there isn't a reaction left from HG4. Attack: Banishment vs. the two stone giants. DC 18 save each or go away for up to a minute. Move continued: is there any cover by the firepit? That would be nice. If not, he falls prone, im the soggy ash, and hopes that the bear is conditioned to stay away from the pit.)[/ooc] [/QUOTE]

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