Island Empire Part 2, Mermaid's Rest
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Maidhc O Casain
Na Bith Mo Riocht Tá!
Rook
"Back to your grave, marbhní. We suffer no undead things in the world of the living!"
Rook swings his mighty Athame and Captain Marin's Maine Gauche at a Shadow, but the creatures insubstantiality and the dimness surrounding it cause his aim to falter. He hits only with the Maine Gauche (OOC: I've got to name that thing soon)
Rook rolls 1d20+6, getting [18,3] = (21) to Hit (DR)
Rook rolls 1d100, getting [90] = (90) Miss Chance and
Rook rolls 1d20+4, getting [18,4] = (22) to Hit (MG)
Rook rolls 1d100, getting [42] = (42) Miss Chance
Rook rolls 1d4+5, getting [1,5] = (6) Damage
OOC:
I don't think shields help for Touch AC, so fighting two weaponed.
AC: 22 (Touch: 16); HP: 32; STR: 14
"Back to your grave, marbhní. We suffer no undead things in the world of the living!"
Rook swings his mighty Athame and Captain Marin's Maine Gauche at a Shadow, but the creatures insubstantiality and the dimness surrounding it cause his aim to falter. He hits only with the Maine Gauche (OOC: I've got to name that thing soon)
Rook rolls 1d20+6, getting [18,3] = (21) to Hit (DR)
Rook rolls 1d100, getting [90] = (90) Miss Chance and
Rook rolls 1d20+4, getting [18,4] = (22) to Hit (MG)
Rook rolls 1d100, getting [42] = (42) Miss Chance
Rook rolls 1d4+5, getting [1,5] = (6) Damage
OOC:
I don't think shields help for Touch AC, so fighting two weaponed.
AC: 22 (Touch: 16); HP: 32; STR: 14
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Maidhc O Casain
Na Bith Mo Riocht Tá!
Rook
OOC:
OK, I'm confused. It looked, from Radoon's fight with a similar creature, as though rolls above 50% miss and those below hit. However, the way it's worded (50% MISS chance) makes me think it should be the opposite. For my attack, I went with the convention from Radoon's fight. It doesn't really matter, as long as we're all doing it the same way to avoid confusion. Scott, could you let us know your preference, please, and I'll follow that from now on.
OOC:
OK, I'm confused. It looked, from Radoon's fight with a similar creature, as though rolls above 50% miss and those below hit. However, the way it's worded (50% MISS chance) makes me think it should be the opposite. For my attack, I went with the convention from Radoon's fight. It doesn't really matter, as long as we're all doing it the same way to avoid confusion. Scott, could you let us know your preference, please, and I'll follow that from now on.
Finn Hunter
Finn readies his rapier as the boat approaches, peering through the smoke from the explosion to discern details of their opponents.
For the DM: [sblock] Scott, in drawing his rapier, Finn will activate an inertial armor tattoo. According to the rules, as this is a energy barrier, it does work against ethereal opponents, so my AC against the shadow will be 19. [/sblock]
As the shadow approaches, Finn slashes (1d20+7=24) (miss chance) (1d100=41)(damage) (1d6+1=6) at its inky blackness.
Finn readies his rapier as the boat approaches, peering through the smoke from the explosion to discern details of their opponents.
For the DM: [sblock] Scott, in drawing his rapier, Finn will activate an inertial armor tattoo. According to the rules, as this is a energy barrier, it does work against ethereal opponents, so my AC against the shadow will be 19. [/sblock]
As the shadow approaches, Finn slashes (1d20+7=24) (miss chance) (1d100=41)(damage) (1d6+1=6) at its inky blackness.
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Scotley
Hero
Boat Ride
As the shadows approach all of you manage to bring your weapons into play. While no sound is heard you all have the sensation of a chilling scream that raises goosebumps on your skin. The Shadows reach out with their inky black hands. The attacks are devestating especially for Finn who suddenly finds himself almost helpless after a blow that seemed to reach into his very heart and then a second blow from another of the shadow creatures.
The boat crew lay into the zombies with boat oars (1d20+3=23, 1d20+3=20) with surprising effect (1d6+1=5, 1d6+1=3) taking the previously blasted zombie out of the fight and splatering the gooey flesh off the shoulder of the other.
The lead crewman pulls a glowing cutlass and
swings (1d20+5=15) at one of the shadows meancing Finn. He connects (1d6+4=5) with a glancing blow.
Attacks (1d20+2=10, 1d20+2=17) by the zombies at Morwyn and Finn fail to connect.
OOC: Morwyn, Finn, Rook and ? (1d20+6=19, 1d20+6=26, 1d20+6=16, 1d20+6=19)
threat check (1d20+6=26) shadow
threat check (1d20+3=9) boat oar
miss chance (1d100=5)
Extra attack 1 Finn, 2 rook, 3-4crew (1d4=1)
Damage Morwyn (1d8=6) strength
Damage Finn(3d8=9) strength
Damage Rook (1d8=6) strength
As the shadows approach all of you manage to bring your weapons into play. While no sound is heard you all have the sensation of a chilling scream that raises goosebumps on your skin. The Shadows reach out with their inky black hands. The attacks are devestating especially for Finn who suddenly finds himself almost helpless after a blow that seemed to reach into his very heart and then a second blow from another of the shadow creatures.
The boat crew lay into the zombies with boat oars (1d20+3=23, 1d20+3=20) with surprising effect (1d6+1=5, 1d6+1=3) taking the previously blasted zombie out of the fight and splatering the gooey flesh off the shoulder of the other.
The lead crewman pulls a glowing cutlass and
swings (1d20+5=15) at one of the shadows meancing Finn. He connects (1d6+4=5) with a glancing blow.
Attacks (1d20+2=10, 1d20+2=17) by the zombies at Morwyn and Finn fail to connect.
OOC: Morwyn, Finn, Rook and ? (1d20+6=19, 1d20+6=26, 1d20+6=16, 1d20+6=19)
threat check (1d20+6=26) shadow
threat check (1d20+3=9) boat oar
miss chance (1d100=5)
Extra attack 1 Finn, 2 rook, 3-4crew (1d4=1)
Damage Morwyn (1d8=6) strength
Damage Finn(3d8=9) strength
Damage Rook (1d8=6) strength
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Scotley
Hero
Boat Ride
OOC: Dang, Invisible Castle has it in for you guys. Maybe somebody shoulda played a cleric?
Pulling yourselves together as best you can in your weakened state, your chance to attack comes.
OOC: Please calculate your attacks and damage based on the new reduced strength. Your damage can't go below one.
OOC: Dang, Invisible Castle has it in for you guys. Maybe somebody shoulda played a cleric?
Pulling yourselves together as best you can in your weakened state, your chance to attack comes.
OOC: Please calculate your attacks and damage based on the new reduced strength. Your damage can't go below one.
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