D&D 5E (2014) [IC] Uller's Out of the Abyss


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Actually wait, if they both left the room, no. There's no need. I can still block passage from the square directly to the right of the ooze (and hopefully be out of range of whatever's in the tunnel). Sorry.
 

OOC: All right. So current map:

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I'm hosting these maps in dropbox now so I can easily update them without having to edit my posts or re-upload the maps. I'll make a new file each round.
[MENTION=6776182]JustinCase[/MENTION] let me know if you'd like to change your target of your last attack. To reiterate: Erevan definitely is aware of the gray ooze and knows it attacked him. Keep your rolls. If you attack the ooze, you deal SA damage too.
 

OOC: Right, I'm switching targets. Was confused as to what Erevan did and didn't see.

Adding sneak attack: [roll0]
 

Okay. The ooze is still alive but pretty badly damaged. It's turn. All it can attack is Surana.

Pseudopod [roll0]
Damage [roll1] bludgeoning plus [roll2] acid

That's a miss. (And it should have had disadvantage). PCs can go now (any order)
 
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Ezraen looks at Erevan and then to Surana, "Surana, did you hear Glabbagol? It was odd, but it felt almost like Drum-speech, you know?"

"Glabbagol? Are you still there?" Ezraen calls out tentatively.
 

As the ooze dissipates, Surana turns around to check on the elf and his smoking armor.

"Are you alright, Erevan? That looked like a rough hit."

When Ezraen mentions Glabbagol, she looks confused.

"Who? I only saw the ooze. Is that who Erevan was talking to?" She lets out a relieved laugh. "Thank the gods. I thought he might be mad as Bert."
 

"No, it wasn't madness, unless we share a common delusion," Ezraen shrugs, "It was like a floating body of a drow and its mace (?) It seemed to have been chased off by the holy light of Orsik's flame. If Glabbagol is a denizen of the Underdark, it is not a surprise that it did not like the light."

The half-drow looks at a loss, "It almost sounded like it had a childlike innocence, which does not sound like any drow I have ever encountered. Then there is the whole floating in air thing..."
 

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